Cambodian BBQ Restaurant

If you want to try Cambodian hot pot, you can come here to eat. It has local characteristics. There is also a Chinese menu, which can perfectly choose or avoid various strange meats. The portion is not big, and it seems a bit insufficient if you only eat the set meal. The shake is not as good as the one sold in the street stalls.

This BBQ restaurant is very authentic and tastes great. They also have many types of barbecued meat, including ostrich, kangaroo, and crocodile meat... But I didn't order anything because I was afraid I wouldn't be used to it. This restaurant mainly serves Cambodian barbecue hot pot, so you can eat whatever you like!

Very expensive meal. Cambodia BBQ Restaurant. Cambodian hotpot. Very unique. You can eat different kinds of meat, such as crocodile meat, shark meat, kangaroo meat, etc. Each kind of meat is marked with a small flag. It feels like you are eating in the zoo. It's great. The taste is great...

It was a hot day in Cambodia, and the restaurant didn't have air conditioning. Imagine how it would feel to eat hot pot in a temperature of over 30 degrees. The BBQ restaurant is different from the traditional Chinese hot pot. It is grilled and has a variety of other meats, such as shark, ostrich, etc. It's very interesting.

The taste was good, maybe because I was hungry... It felt like barbecue on the soup, and it looked fresh. The vegetables tasted good in the soup, and I drank several bowls. I think chicken and pork are more delicious and tender. For other meats, I just replaced them with chicken. Cuttlefish was OK, and shark meat was just so-so (I don't know if it was real shark). You can order vegetables, rice, and dipping sauces as you like. A set meal of 7 kinds of meat for two people, plus two draft beers, cost about $24... Worth a try!

Cambodian BBQ—let's call it a barbecue hot pot—is a special pot with the meat grilled in the middle and the vegetables simmered on the sides. The dipping sauce looks delicious, but it tastes rather bland and sweet. There are 12 different kinds of meat, including ostrich and frog, all labeled. The three of us ordered a two-person set meal, plus drinks, beer, and tip, for $35.

Ugh! I have to give this one a review! I went there because of the high reviews! I went early specifically to avoid the crowds! I went at 6pm, and by the time I finished eating and left, no one else had come. Regarding the meat, I think I'm just not used to it! Alligator and shark! It was a bit fishy. I'm not sure if it was those meats! I recommend just ordering chicken or pork! Don't order the combo platter! We ordered an appetizer, a 7-meat combo, and ice cream! It came to $30.75, which is a bit pricey!