Angkor Bar & Grill

“Atmosphere, service & food was phenomenal!”

Paul Nguyen★★★★

Absolutely great Khmer food. Flavorful & not oily, even the fried food, e.g. very easy on the stomach. Their hot pots are phenomenal, too. Family style dinners are good here. The place looks a bit crammed, however, mostly due to the unused bar. I wish the owner opened up that section to make the whole place feel more airy & communal. The service is a bit inattentive at times, but I understand it’s a family business run tight. You have to pay at the front, which is fine. Please post a sign or remind your patrons as such during ordering - otherwise we occupy the seat longer than needed w

Kimox★★★★★

They serve a diverse menu of dishes, each arriving fresh and generously portioned. However, it’s quite difficult to make a choice because every dish looks and tastes amazing. We shared all the dishes in the photos among four people, and we couldn’t finish them. They’re usually best paired with white rice.

Oddah and Oddrew★★★★★

First time eating Cambodian and it was absolutely delicious! I loved how the menu has photos associated with most of the dishes’ names so you can picture what you’re eating (especially great for those who aren’t familiar with Cambodian culture). My group ordered a variety of things but to summarize, it was a nice blend of piping hot dishes with a nice crisp or grill to the meats, blended with fresh veggies and tangy sauces. The Pandan drink is an absolute must! Pandan flavored milk with cubes of Pandan jelly. Despite being distracted by the food at some point, I didn’t feel like the flavor wa

Sokphal Tun★★★★★

I wanted to find a place to go for Cambodian New Year - this place is a GEM! Food was very good, on par with my Mom's home cooking. We talked to the owner who was very nice as well, we will 100% be coming back! It's so good to see more. Cambodian restaurants in Seattle.