Reathrey Sekong i Phoenix

🕗 åbningstider

kommentar 5

• 

  Viky Prim

  :: 10 May 2018 22:53:07

  I missed my mom's cooking. My mom passed away a little over 3 years ago. I wanted some authentic Khmer food. This place hit the spot. It bought back the flavors and aromas of my mom's cooking. The lemon grass beef skewers exceeded my expectations. It was packed full of kreung and grilled to perfection. It was accompanied with some pickles veggies. I ordered some bok lahong. It was a tad sweet with the right amount of lime. The egg rolls was crispy and loaded with meats.

• 

  Al Kordesch

  :: 16 April 2018 11:41:39

  Great Cambodian food! I loved it! Nice atmosphere, super good service, seems authentic. Kid-friendly, big parking lot in the back, Beautiful exhibits of Cambodian art. We had an early dinner at 5:30pm and only 2 booths were occupied.

• en

  James Steinmetz

  :: 16 February 2018 21:46:53

  Excellent food! Oh man it's good. My girlfriend and I got spring rolls which were so fresh and lite they were a great appetizer and they were pretty big. For the entree I got the BBQ platter which was allot of food the chicken and pork were so tender and delicious. The beef was extremely tender and we'll seasoned this dish will not disappoint. My girlfriend got the seafood platter which included calamari (not breaded), scallops, shrimp, and fish all perfectly cooked and seasoned the calamari was very tender as were the scallops and shrimp. It was also a delicious dish. This restaurant is kinda tucked away but it is worth finding the prices are good and the food and service is outstanding I would suggest this restaurant to anyone for any meal of the day.

• en

  D. Kano

  :: 15 February 2018 08:43:40

  A solid, no frills Southeast Asian cuisine (Cambodian to be specific) for affordable prices. Had the egg roll, Luc Lac beef, Chicken wings, and banana tapioca pudding for dessert. Egg roll - $1 each. Very neatly rolled and fried gently. Nice appetizer to start. Luc Lac - $13 diced marinated beef over fresh greens with an acidic dressing. Wish the meat was more juicy, but a good dish to eat over rice. Chicken wings - $13 one of the most tangy, drool-inducing Asian chicken wings I've had in Phoenix. Sweet and tangy that comes with spicy pickled veggies to cut the grease. Banana tapioca pudding - $5 rich coconut milk-based tapioca pudding with steamed plantains. One thing I didn't like was the $3 "Fresh" mango juice--it was clearly out of a can that was poured over some ice. Nothing fresh about that. Would definitely return for some soup noodles and other main dishes.

• en

  Fran Snyder

  :: 19 January 2018 23:27:02

  Great food. A bit loud but they do play Cambodian music to enhance atmosphere. Only 1 waiter so service was slow.fish sampler is only sub par meal we've had. Rest of menu delicious