Food was very good if you don't mind salt
Tour bus stop over both directions for giant ibis. Food ok. No surprises. Prices for a meal from 3 bucks to 6.
This is a stopping point for the Giant Ibis Siem Reap to Phnom Penh bus. Good food, served quickly, good value.
Decent food considering it's a rest stop. Reasonable prices also seeing as it's a captive market with the buses and they could of ripped you off.
Nothing much to report. We stayed for a short break on our bus trip. Food was ok and the place is nice and clean.
Fast service but food was ok
Pleasantly surprised by the tastiness of the food here! It was a mandatory stop on our bus to Phnom Penh. I'd recommend sticking to the Cambodian options. The lemongrass soup was delicious and filling. The cats wandering around are super friendly. The iced coffee was also great. The service was super quick, especially considering every table was full.
Its a forced lunch stop for Giant Ibis bus passengers, but it could be much, much worse and much more expensive (as you'll find out when you tour the temples in Siem Reap). $4.75 got me the Beef Lemongrass sour soup, steamed rice, and two cans of soda. You're in rural Cambodia now, and the restaurant makes no attempt to hide it. A friendly Chihuahua wandered in while I was eating and I petted it.
Food is OK, average price. Order fast. Toilet is not very clean but acceptable.
Its a forced lunch stop, but it could be much, much worse and much more expensive. $4.75 got me the Beef Lemongrass sour soup, steamed rice, and two cans of soda. You're in rural Cambodia now, and the restaurant makes no attempt to hide it. A friendly Chihuahua wandered in while I was eating and I petted it.
Horrendous food. We had the green curry and the chicken sandwich and left both even if we were quite hungry. Maybe other plates are not as bad, but stay away from those 2 choices or bring lunch when you travel with Ibis
Food was decent (and fast) for a rest stop. No toilet paper in the toilets.
Good Reasonably Priced Food. I had stir fried chicken and ginger which was piping hot and tasty. Place itself is basic but we'll staffed and they're clearly well versed in feeding the Siem Reap to Phnom Penh bus passengers quickly.
Excellent! Good food at good prices!
A Giant Ibis quick 30 minutes lunch stopover. Friendly and quick staff. Decent food.
Had Pad Thai couldn't eat chicken just didn't feel taste like chicken 😧 suppose being from NZ we hear lots stories.
Many buses will stop at this location for the bathroom and for lunch. The bathrooms are typical and not very clean, just remember to bring your own toilet paper.
As for food, many people fill the restaurant at one time. They offer speedy service and good cheap food; they have a good system in place for those on a time limit.
Quick and easy, but my veggie fried rice did have what seemed to be a bit of pork in it. Good thing I'm not a vegetarian. It seems to be a popular half way stop if you're bussing from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap. My husband's food had a fairly long hair in it. Not ideal.
Nothing fancy, just a simple place to eat. We were very happy to find staff who understood vegetarian food.
Our local friend says this restaurant is quite good. It another one further up the road is better!
Food served in 2 minutes even tho the restaurant was full, and the food was good quality even tho it was crazy cheap.
Food is nice but be prepared to wait for food. It took us 15 minutes to get it.