Great food, service not so much. Went here on a Friday, was reasonably busy with a couple of larger parties. The restaurant is clean with some nice decor. It's a BYOB so make sure you plan accordingly. It seemed there was only one waiter taking care of all the tables. The poor guy was doing his best but it was a good 15 minutes or so before we even got water and we had to ask for wine glasses despite our bottle just hanging out in the middle of our table in plain sight. The chicken spring rolls to start were okay, their peanut sauce was more of a peanut/soy sauce which wasn't my favorite. The short ribs were fantastic, I'd recommend these. I'm pretty boring so I went with the Chicken Pad Thai which was excellent. They didn't ask for a spice level like most places do (it wasn't too spicy). The flavors were great and it was a decent size. Prices were fair. Overall, the food was very good so if you have the time to spare this place is worth the visit. read more

Angkor Restaurant - Chicken Pad Thai - Cambodian Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Excellent service, excellent food, and all at great prices. We had the Chicken Pad Thai and Thai Fried Rice. Also we wrapped our meal with a delicious Fried Mango Ice Cream, it was so good! read more

I have eaten here twice and have been satisfied each occasion. They've only been takeout experience so I can only judge strictly on quality and taste of the food. First time we ordered Beef Saramann and Thai Fried Rice. The Saramann was a curry dish and had lots of veggies and a good portion of meat. The Thai Fried Rice (Chicken) was EXCELLENT. I know, it's only fried rice, but there is definitely a hierarchical chain of superior taste amongst the Far East fried rice dishes...and this one ranks towards the top. My second time eating there I ordered a chicken Pad Thai, Shrimp Pad Thai and a Chicken Thai Fried Rice. Needless to say, they botched my order and I got home to open my cartons, after salivating on the 7 min drive home, to the wrong meats for each dish. I called and they rectified the situation for a future order. The Pad Thai was decent. They got the spice right (I asked for 8 out of 10), but the seafood didn't seem that great. It was average, to be honest. But once again, the Thai Fried Rice made up for the mediocre noodle dish. Uh, I lived in NYC and currently here in Pittsburgh for a short hiatus, so for now, Angkor will be my close to home goto Thai Restaurant. read more

This is an excellent Thai/Cambodian restaurant. The first night they let me sample the green curry sauce and the Panang sauce. I ended up trying a Cambodian dish that was not as sweet as the Thai sauces. It was quite good and had extra crunch of water chestnuts. However the taste of the green curry haunted me and I came the next night to experience it completely. Fabulous! I ordered at hotness 3 of 10. Left me with a happy comfortable burn. Just what you would hope for. Oh the price is very reasonable. Great meal for a Hamilton! read more

Oh. My.Goodness! This place is absolutely a party in your mouth! The flavors were so complex and fresh!!! Sara man Beef was incredible. Phnom Penh was also amazing. This was one of the most delicious meals I have ever eaten! read more

My favorite place to eat in the Crafton area. I love the crispy tofu salad and the vegetable spring rolls. Always fresh and a large menu variety. The most affordable Thai restaurant I've been to! read more

I had the most incredible and unforgettable curry dish here, the Sarraman beef. I live in Cleveland, but would make the trip to Pittsburgh just to visit Angkor again! Oh, and the beet flowers on the plate are so artistic and delightful! The decor is gorgeous, and our server was so sweet! read more

Heard great reviews about this restaurant and ventured out to try. Nice setting in a little plaza. Nice decor and ambiance. Very polite service. All the appetizers were terrific from the fish cake to the cold spring rolls to the shrimp wraps. Phenomenal were the chicken green curry and the short ribs. So so was the crepe which resembled Ban Xeo at some Vietnamese restaurants. The cold clear noodle salad was light and refreshing - a perfect summer dish. I will definitely return By the way, this is a BYOB so come prepared. read more

Very good. Fast, friendly and fresh. Drunken noodles were delicious. The fresh spring rolls yummy. Ambience was great and clean and tidy. Waiter was efficient and very nice. read more

A local spot that's pretty close by work. The Food can be hit or miss sometimes but sometimes it's really good. There isn't anything quite like it nearby without traveling. read more

Great traditional dishes. This place is a great little tucked away gem. There is plenty of seating and surprisingly there aren't usually a lot of people in those seats. Good sized portions, for fair prices. The bacon wrapped scallops are the best small app around. read more

Angkor Restaurant has become one of my favorite restaurants, and is without a doubt the best Cambodian and Thai restaurant in the region. Upon entrance you are greeted by some of the most amazing hand carved wooden art murals, statues and scenes made in Cambodia that belies the appearance of the strip mall where they're located. It's appearance is indeed warm and impressive. We're not ones who want the cliche "Americanized" Asian food and look for restaurants that serve traditional styles. Each time I've gone we ask the waitress, whose son works there as well i believe, to recommend something. She always asks about what we or our guest enjoy, and then has hit a home run with her recommendations each time. They have a wide variety of soups, all delicious, and their food is made with fresh vegetables, and most have a cool carved garnish that makes for a colorful presentation. I'm a vegetarian and love all their traditional Cambodian stews and curries, and they'll spice it up just the way I like it. If they have fresh mangoes, get their sweet sticky rice and mango dessert. It's wonderful! Oh yeah, it's BYOB, with a liquor store in the same whopping center. read more

I have liked it everytime I went. This last time I ordered the green curry noodles and it was cooked very well and the coconut milk and spices blended very well. I couldn't stop eating it. I also like the decor of the place with the statues and carvings that is very Thai themed. I don't know why they only had one server on a busy Saturday night. He was very short with us since he was overstressed and in such a hurry to get everyones orders. They need more staff especially on the weekend. They were out of a lot of things that I asked for to drink, or eat for dessert. I still think their food is worth the visit for sure, read more

At first I was suspicious if all the yelp ratings were right since the place was empty but I went in anyway. I didn't regret my choice at all because already the appetizer I had was delicious. Plenty of parking. Friendly staff. All in all worth the trip. read more

I really wish you could do half-star ratings. I reserve 5 stars for over the top awesome place, but this place is so close to that! I've been coming to Angkor for over 5 years and have never been disappointed with a meal. The veggie spring rolls are delicious--the perfect size and extra crispy. I'm a noodle fan and always get the noodle dishes. Noodles are great, veggies are fresh, chicken is a good complement. Never a wait for a table--this place must do a lot of takeout. It's been here for years and I've only seen more that 3 tables occupied one time. That was a bustling night! read more

I'll never forget my first trip to Angkor. It was the Wednesday after Easter. I'd had my fill fresh ham, second day ham, and ham reprocessed into something they call a salad... I was all hammed out and yearning for something different; something from a differed place and perhaps time. I wanted noodles, I wanted chicken, and oh yes, peanut sauce.... It had to be Pad Thai. Nothing else would do. I'd only been back in Pittsburgh for about a month, following a seven year stint in Dayton, Ohio. Not knowing where go, I did what all lost and hungry people should do. I turned to my fellow Yelpers for help. Thank God, they did not disappoint. They guided me towards Angkor, which is only a half mile from my apartment. Being Wednesday it wasn't busy but it was everything I was looking for. The décor was really nice. The service was really good, and fast. But most importantly, my to-go carton was filled with yummies straight from heaven. The noodles were piping hot, the chicken was grilled to perfection, and the peanut sauce was all I could have asked for. I knew from the moment they asked me what spice level I wanted that I had been delivered to a place that was going to make me happy man. Thank you fellow Yelpers... and Angkor... I'll be back. Oh yes, I WILL be back, with friends. read more

Byob....you know I love it!! One of my fav parts about the state liquor laws is there are so make fun family byob places. This is a great example. The restaurant is a nice size with very friendly service. Wish I could give half stars bc I liked the restaurant. 3.5 stars is more appropriate. The food was nice. I ordered the Pad Thai. The order was a nice size. The sauce was a little sweeter than I would have liked but had nice flavor. I got a heat level 7 and it had a nice spice. I could have got a 9 and still been comfortable. My husband got a Penang chicken curry. He also got a 7 and enjoyed the spice. The curry was nice and a good serving amount. My husband also got the fried spring rolls which he said were fine. Our bill was 25$...cheapest dinner date we have had in a while. I would go back to try some other things from the menu. read more

Very good lunch prices. Two of us ate for $14.40 before tip. Lunches come with either wonton or lemongrass soup and a spring roll. The lemongrass soup was very spicy with chunks of tomato and mushroom. I was expecting something more mild, like tom yum, but I really enjoyed the soup. The spring rolls were just big enough for two bites. I ordered the Moarn Chha Kroeung, a dish of mixed vegetables in a thick yellow lemongrass sauce. It was delicious and I'm having a hard time thinking of a similar, comparable dish. My roommate got the Moarn Chha Ktom, which he also liked. Lunches come with your choice of veggies/tofu, chicken, beef, or shrimp and are priced with the veggies being the cheapest and shrimp being the most expensive (at $7.95 - hardly expensive). Service was just ok - they didn't offer dessert and kind of walked away before we could place drink orders, but our food came out very quickly and water was refilled promptly. I would definitely return if I'm in this part of town again. If you go, order one of the Cambodian dishes and try something new. read more

Simple, unpretentious room, great service, slammin' good food! We tried to stick to the Cambodian options, and everything we had was phenomenal. We will definitely put this on our list of regulars. read more

I've gotten lunch from this place tons of times, but only on weekdays. Always great food and service. I decided to go this weekend with my parents for lunch - their first Thai experience! We were excited. I called ahead a few days before to double-check the opening times. I was told that it technically opened at 11, but it was safer to come "on the later side." "Like 12?" I asked. "Yeah, 12 is good." We showed up at 12 on Saturday and the place looked dead. After waiting around for a few minutes, we tried the door, and found it unlocked. After standing inside for a couple of minutes, one of us ventured back toward the kitchen to call for anyone. Finally a man came out and said "Oh, I'll be ready to open in about an hour," acting totally surprised and offended that we were inside. Super annoying and frustrating experience. Is this typical for the weekends? I'm not sure, but it has completely soured me on the place. read more

Great lunch spot. You get a sizable entree, your choice of soup, and a spring roll all for $7 during their lunch special. The Thai Fried Rice with chicken is one of my favorites. read more

Angkor Restaurant - C9 - Cambodian Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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One of the nicest Cambodian restaurants I've been to. And it doesn't try to hide behind a Thai image - this place is proudly Cambodian. Get the amok fish curry, and the beef stew with cardamom and aniseed. read more

Probably my favorite Thai restaurant in Pittsburgh. The food is so fresh. My mom had the Ban Chhev, and I had the Japanese Eggplant with Chicken. Both were excellent. I felt so bad for the waiter tonight -- he was the only one and was slammed. But he worked so hard and was so nice. I love this place! read more

Place was quiet, clean, and decorated very nice. Waiter was polite, great personality, and very professional. Food was great! Ordered the butternut squash coconut soup and the Panang curry dish. Both which were amazing! Great price and good food. The waiter even boxed up our left overs for us. Great service! Been there a few times and have never been disappointed. I will go back for sure! read more

Was in a hurry and stopped here for take out. Food came quickly. Panang,spicy lemon grass soup and fresh spring rolls were great. The quantity of soup was disappointing but tasted great. I will use this for take out for work for sure. read more

Angkor Restaurant - Nice place. Got take out Panang, Spicy lemon grass soup and fresh spring rolls - Cambodian Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

The food here is always fantastic. They are also very quick to get your takeout out the door. Their curries are some of the best that I've had, and they are good about any special requests one may have regarding their meals. The pad thai has also met the customary Thai food taste test of many of my friends I've taken here. However, their service can sometimes be a little tough. The last time we went was a perfect example. We could never seem to flag our waiter down as he seemed to be the only one waiting tables on a busy-ish Friday night. read more

So good! I love their currys! I've been twice and can't wait to go again. It was almost as good as when I was in asia

TL;DR - friendly staff with good vegetarian/vegan options and large portions. We stopped here on a somewhat disastrous trip and this is probably the first place we've been in Pittsburgh so far where I've actually felt like I'm on vacation. Just entering, the decor was lovely and the music was soothing and not too loud (which worked well for me, as I was recovering from a migraine.) The AC was a little cold for my tastes, so you may want to bring sleeves if you're visiting in the summer and get cold easily, but it wasn't absurdly cold. The service was friendly and attentive, and the menu was packed with vegetarian options. (I did ask and was told the red and green curries did NOT have fish sauce, but do be warned that they are SPICY.) The portions were HUGE (more than either of us could finish in a sitting), reasonably priced and delicious (I had the vegetable skewer and the red curry with tofu, and my mom had the butternut squash coconut soup and the crepe thing.) Definitely recommended for vegetarians/vegans in or visiting Pittsburgh. read more

Angkor, I am from California and was dying for some good thai food! I yelped your place and from some of the reviews thought it would be like a place I eat at once a week back home. I know you label urself cambodian/thai, you defineitly need to remove the thai label off you restaurant name! I have eaten at a bunch of thai places and urs was nowhere near being thai, or shall I say authentic thai. Nice try though! We ordered three dishes and one of three was pretty good (the beef dish) but the two thai dishes were nothing like authentic thai. U had no real peanut sauce and nothing was spicy, or close to being spicy like I had requested. Anyone want authentic thai food done the right way, pay a cheaper price and get more food for ur money, come to california and I'll show u some good food! read more

Stongly recommend if you stay in greentree nearby. Tasteful food, good service. You can choose favorite spicy level. read more

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Took out-of-town visitors there last night (Friday). There were only about five tables occupied, which is a clue! Waitress recommended the beef rib appetizers, which were tough and cold. Our main courses were flavorful, but also cold. Our experience was very disappointing. Angkor had a great reputation at one time, but now they are not busy and seem to be trading off their reputation rather than the quality of their food. This is the kind of place you only go to once. read more

This was my first time eating Cambodian food. I ate the healthy soup and the traditional chicken dish. Loved the chicken dish!! Very delicious!! read more

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Cute place, great service, excellent food. Spring rolls, green curry with shrimp, Lock Lack all were delish :-)

Diners beware!! Apparently, I've been eating soup with a hint of shrimp paste in it for months. THEIR FOOD COULD HAVE KILLED ME. WHAT IF I HAD A SEVERE SHELLFISH ALLERGY, HUH?? Thankfully, I don't have an allergy, but I did ask if there were ANY animal products -- so, stay away from this place if you are allergic to shellfish. NEVER buy anything from Angkor Restaurant on Noblestown Rd. I asked if their lemon grass soup contained any animal products, and they told me that it didn't. Well, it does. Worse yet, when I spoke to the manager she basically said the most irrelevant defensive thing - "nobody has ever complained"; she also said that it is just a little bit of it in the base. I will never go back. read more

Wow! On a rainy cold Wednesday night we walked in on impulse, not expecting much. After all, this is a restaurant in a bland strip mall. The first thing you notice is the exquisite, elegant décor; beautiful teakwood carvings and an lovely place settings. Be sure to try the soups. I had a lemon-grass soup that had a fascinating back-taste. Try the ginger tea, served in a beautiful cast-iron pot with rock-crystal sugar. The food is different, well-prepared and well-presented. The portions are huge. We just discovered, by accident, a new favorite restaurant. read more

Delicious green papaya salad and shrimp blankets. The sauces were tart and sweet and perfectly balanced. The calamari was a bit chewy but very tasty. We had five different dishes, all amazing. Highly recommended. read more

Sounded really interesting and has some beautiful Khmer wood carving and silver on display, but they were short-staffed and service was very slow - took over 30 min. for our soup to come out. Soups were good, but the egg crepe was bland and arrived without the sauce and salad that were supposed to accompany it. The server was very enthusiastic and friendly - a bit too much so - it made it difficult for us to carry on our own conversation. read more

We were so excited to try a new place in the Green Tree area when back visiting. We stopped by for dinner about 9:15 on Friday and were told by staff they were closed. This was a HUGE disappointment as their hours are listed online as open until 10:30. Please update the hours so customers don't go out of their way to patronize this business only to find the establishment closed! Rude! read more

Really confused why so many folks like this place. Sure, service is good, but the food was simply inedible. Both the Pad Thai and Chiang Mai Curry were loaded with so much sugar that I could barely taste any other flavors. One expensive bowl of granulated sugar soup was all we had. This is so far from good Thai food. It's usually a sign when a menu is this large that the food won't blow me away. In this case I was wrong. read more

I have been going to this restaurant for a few years and I come back for the fresh spring rolls. There usually aren't that many people there and service is decently quick... take out isn't usually ready when you get there but it's always delicious! read more