Tour stop restaurant. Like the AC space and enjoyed the food. Service gave us food last when we ordered first hence 4
Just OK food resto for a short break from Angkor Wat tour.
Was expecting more from my $10 meal.
No free water but WIFI is pretty good.
Really good restaurant seems very busy but there's usually always open seating. Very popular tourist restaurant
Nice service here. Foods are also not bad.
Food was expensive and definitely not worth the money. Service was slow and sloppy. Avoid, as there are many other options in the area.
The hammocks are a nice touch.
Nice place. Visited it as a part of the meal deal with Angkor Zipline. We Are vegetarians and they had prepared a set vegetarian menu for us. All the starters main course was very good. The staff were courteous and good.
Good food, nice service and nice location!
Our guided tour stopped here for lunch and they have very tasty food. Service is quick and friendly. Good place.
The food was not bad but overpriced.
Good Khmer food. A bit pricy for what you get (compared with other local restaurants). Hammocks out back are a nice touch.
food serve is moderate..most tour guide come here with their visiter for lunch or dinner. good historical lake view!! food quality soso only
Amok was disappointing, chicken is not tasty here. Also, high prices. Would not recommend.
Food was pretty good for a clear tourist trap area. We got the chicken curry and amok with 2 smoothes ended up being $21. That's expensive by local standards for what this is, but we didn't get sick and it was convenient. Would visit again if in area.
Excellent staff. Ok ambiance. Good drinks (gotta try the cashewnut drink). Maybe not the banana blossom salad.
Came here after the Zip liner, dint expected the food to be good. Great set of meal with really thoughtful words on the wall.
Menu SCAM. Avoid! Here's how it works. Your tuk tuk driver takes you here, you sit down, open the menu, and are shocked by the prices. Take the French fries as an example (because it's such a basic understandable item). $5.85. Annoyed by the inflated prices, you get up to leave and are stopped by the wait staff. They offer you a second menu, "for students and locals" you're told. Identical menu, but the French fries are just $2.50!
Don't believe it? After you sit down, stand up and start to walk out. You'll get the offer. Needless to say, I didn't eat there. I didn't want to support a business pulling a scam on people, and besides, nobody eating there looked like they were enjoying the experience.
As I approached my tuk tuk driver he asked what was wrong. Then he got visibly upset and was pretty nasty for the rest of the day. It was obvious that he had hoped to make a sizable commission from the restaurant. Too bad.
A tad pricey compared to many others but there was a great selection and many English speaking staff.
Nice beer 2 dollar. Fish amok was ok but full of strange over cooked vegetable. 8 dollar for a main dish is kind of ridiculous. I would risk street food and save yourself for dinner
Touristy (of course) with a varied menu. Service was relatively fast and friendly though. Food was fine for a lunch time pit stop.
Catered to tourists as a lot of guided tour groups are brought here. We had the Amok Fish, which was quite nice. Prices are tourist prices, but still cheap to western standards. Each dish costs about $6-8.