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How we read reviews →Springvale South's Cambodian gem: beef lok lak, lort cha, and big portions from a family kitchen.
A small, clean Cambodian family restaurant with warm-toned décor and an unpretentious neighbourhood feel. Quiet at lunch; the kitchen's output rather than the ambience is the draw.
Family-owned and operated by Cambodian owners. New ownership from 2024 updated the menu and décor. Traditional Cambodian desserts in a counter display. Sugar cane drinks made fresh. Balut available. rare in Melbourne.
Owned and operated by a Cambodian family. Dishes including nom krok, nom banh chok, and beef lok lak reflect traditional Khmer technique. An expat reviewer who lived in Cambodia confirmed the food as authentic.
Exceptional value. generous portions at budget pricing. One reviewer noted a full rice, pork, veg and bone broth meal for $15. Portion sizes are consistently praised as oversized for the price.
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