Vegan-friendly
Chinese
Cambodian
Family owned restaurant serving Khmer Chinese food with noodle soup, fried rice. No English. Open Mon-Fri 6:00am-7:00pm, Sat 6:00am-4:00pm.
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164 St, 95I, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
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21 Reviews
First Review by Seksan
Robinpopham
Points +39
Authentic Cambodian - lots of mock meat - Edit
This is a Vegetarian and vegan restaurant. They offer a good selection of dishes and they have a big selection of mock meats. The portion sizes are good, the staff are super friendly.
Read moreIt is open at 6am so whilst still with my jetlag I walked from the riverside to this restaurant for an early breakfast. The walk is awesome and you will see some real Cambodia and so I recommend this. The food is very tasty and I had some deep fried 'chicken legs' which were impressive. Whilst I was there, groups of Buddhists stopped by to say a prayer for the shop. All in all, a great experience.
Pros: Mock meat options, Tasty dishes, Experience walking here and watching life go by.
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RitaFi
Points +1555
Amazing! - Edit
I went a couple times to this restaurant and both times had great food. Highly recommend the noodle soup and the steamed dumplings 😋
Read moreSomething I also really appreciated was having a very cold tea as soon as I sat down.
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Gemkvegan
Points +2019
Many mock meats - Edit
A more limited menu than other places, this restaurant has lots of mock meat options. This is not personally to my taste but my boyfriend thought the mock meats were great. Staff are friendly and it feels like a real locals place.
Read morePros: Local feel, Cheap prices
Cons: Lack of tofu or vegetable options
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Patatine
Points +2705
Super yummi! - Edit
The place is super yummi! REALLY recommended!
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-12-14
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HenryTor
Points +58
Absolutely wonderful - Edit
Amazing place to eat, it's exactly what I like look for in a vegetarian restaurant; Super tasty, fresh, authentic and cheap. Very recommended
Read morePros: Varied menu, Cheap, Tasty
Cons: As an open restaurant it can get a bit hot
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lettucebenice
Points +124
Great bao buns - Edit
The bao buns (two for 7000 riel) were really great. I came at 2 PM and worried it might be closed, but it seems they’re open all afternoon. I’ll totally come back here, given that the food is cheap and great quality.
Read moreThe entries don’t have egg aren’t marked, you just have to ask. The bao buns are all vegan. The fried mock chicken legs have egg. athe fried mock pork does not.
Updated from previous review on 2023-05-13
Pros: Great bao buns, Cheap prices, No meat
Cons: Some dishes have egg
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stam
Points +2225
Fast, delicious and possibly the cheapest veggie place in town - Edit
Super appreciated the free iced jasmine tea and broth that came with my meal. I ordered a fried noodle with veggie ham, specified no egg (there wasn’t any shown in the picture but I just wanted to make sure) and it arrived very quickly. Good size portions, super cheap, comfortable seating and friendly service.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options , Very inexpensive, Quick and attentive service
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lavinia1bgm
Points +291
Sehr gut - Edit
Definitiv das beste Restaurant in Phnom Penh. Unfassbar lecker und sehr günstig.
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Evisali
Points +148
Affordable local food - Edit
Nothing fancy but tasty local food, all vegetarian or vegan.
Read morePros: Fried buns are the best
Cons: A bit hard to communicate, almost no English spoke
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LaurineDufau
Points +126
{Update} Good place, they changed the menu! - Edit
For vegans, make sure that they don’t use eggs on the dishes. It doesn’t say it but they put eggs, so tell them not to. They are very kind and flexible.
Read morePros: Lot of options , Good taste
Cons: Not expensive but could be cheaper
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JiLu
Points +29
A simple and good place owned by a smiling family - Edit
The food was really really good, we asked if the dish named ‘pork something’ was really vegan, the smiling mom came to tell us that she’s been vegetarian for 25 years and that yes everything is vegan and gave us the recepe. Very low prices, we almost couldn’t finish the food, would def recommend it!😄
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2022-06-21
Pros: Vegan food , Smiling ppl speaking English
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dwells
Points +2545
Fried buns to die for, cheap! - Edit
This review comes two years late, but I took a couple of my non-veg friends here and everyone enjoyed it. Super cheap, excellent portions, and the fried stuffed buns I still think about to this day. This is definitely not a tourist spot and it’s as authentic as it gets. I remember communication was a bit of a struggle, but everyone was friendly regardless!
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Vegan Vagabond
Points +5262
A small mostly vegan veg joint in the heart of Phnom Penh. - Edit
Hardly anything fancy, but the food is cheap and good.
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SandraDu
Points +93
Not too bad - Edit
One of the rare cheap veggie restaurants in Phnom Penh. My boyfriend ordered a noodle soup and I ordered the "beef" lok lak rice and a mung bean bun. The lok lak dish was alright, but nothing special. Apparently the soup tasted good, but the noodles were severely overcooked. The mung bean bun was OK, but quite plain. Don't order coffee here because it is almost flavourless (almost like drinking brown water). Otherwise it's OK, we would probably have come back to try other dishes from the menu, but we had to leave PP early.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2020-03-09
Pros: Cheap, Good portions
Cons: Overcooked rice noodles, Very weak and flavourless coffee
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StrabbyCrabby
Points +381
Cheap, tasty, and easy to find. - Edit
We ordered noodles soup and fried rice here, everything was cooked real quick.
Read moreThere's a free tea in Chinese style, a fan above almost every table, and WiFi. The portions are relatively big and the prices are between 5K and 7K riel.
The owner speaks English, the girls don't.
Pros: A variety of vegan/vegetarian food, Low prices, Easy to find
Cons: Nothing really
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jeroenkusters
Points +1038
Ruime keuze heerlijk eten - Edit
Uitgebreide kaart, lekker en goedkoop. Druk bezocht door vooral locals. Dat is altijd goed. Aardig en behulpzaam personeel.
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DZet
Points +976
One of the best deals in town. - Edit
Nice friendly staff. Good portions (you can even choose size) with genuinely good tasting generously filled soup. My favorite place here!
Read moreGuest
_Leila
Points +78
Little gem - Edit
The place is not easy to find but one you do, the good is very nice, fresh and cheap. We got three soups with noodles and two vegetarian bao buns for a total of $6. Very pleasant staff but little English. Menu has a basic translation in English with pictures.
Read morePros: cheap, authentic, many options
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dannihargreaves1
Points +49
Good small place, hard to find but worth it - Edit
Excellent veggie food, difficult to find but made the effort and glad I did. Cheap eats, nice staff, would reccommend.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2017-12-16
Pros: Cheap!, Tasty
Cons: Hard to find, Ambiance could be nicer
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KevinMizen
Points +459
Good value. - Edit
I had the fried tofu and rice. Free green tea. Delicious and served piping hot. English menu. Friendly staff.
Read moreGuest
Seksan
Points +286
Delicious and not expensive - Edit
There are lots of dishes. We tried noodle soup and filled chinese cake which were really deliciuos.
Read morePros: there are lots of vegan option. You have to ask fo
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