Sam Khmer Noodles (nom Banh Chok)

I admit that these noodles are probably better than my mother's nom band chocks, and that says a lot. the menu also turns, and the inner is all recycled furniture or materials. overall fair prices, sanitary and friendly staff, recommend this place very much if they are looking for an authentic taste of khmer food.

This place served nom banh chok a.k.a the khmer noodle, fresh rice noodle with fish prohak soup or with curry chicken, the all in one a decent noodle as a meal or just for coffee as well. The area is not that touristic yet so it is a good place to stay for a while after a good meal. Eco friendly and lots of fresh fruits served as according to seasonality. we had coconut this morning.

I hope they aren't closed for good because this place was AMAZING. I went in January and I still think about it. So so good. The man working was so beyond sweet. We went back twice in one day. Amazing food.

Good experience of Khmer traditional rice noodle, topping with various vegetables. The local coffee is good too. If you are lucky to meet Mr Sam there, he will share good tips of Khmer food and you can even join him to the rice noodle making process at the countryside

A small cosy store located at the corner of street that serves delicious food. Ordered the curry chicken and loved it. Great for rainy weathers especially!