This is some of the best Cambodian I have ever eaten! Very authentic and VERY delicious! To bad we don't live in Pittsburgh, We would definitely be regulars! read more

I eat at Angkor once a week, religiously. I have only had food from the lunch menu, so my review is limited to that. I get either the Japanese eggplant with tofu or Panang curry with tofu. They do their tofu dishes really well. Service here is friendly and efficient. The tofu in the curries/stirfries are done well. read more

I typically order to-go for lunch from Angkor. If it's busy, it can take awhile for your sit-down lunch as there's usually only one server. The spicy beef (Angkor Salad) and Larb Salad are amazing. I've also enjoyed the "something-out-of-this-world" Green Curry as well as the Panang, both huge #1 hits in my book. The lunch specials are super reasonable and include soup and an egg roll for about $8. One last note, get the Lemongrass soup, it will blow your mind, with a hint of heat and fresh veggies. Definitely, my favorite Asian dining in Crafton area. read more

A very good restaurant. I am very critical of Thai food but they have many great dishes. I come for business but always stop here. The fresh spring rolls are exceptional. Peanut sauce is different than most places but good. The panang curry is my favorite dish read more

Great food! We ordered the green vegetable curry, spring rolls, and a salmon skewer - all delicious. The only bummer was that they forgot the rice, so we had to go back and get some - so check your order before you head home. read more

A superbly delightful spot for unique and delicious food in the south hills of Pittsburgh. Delicious soups, tasty appetizers, classic Thai and Cambodian dishes. Con: staff is small, don't be in a rush. read more

This place has the best Thai food in pittsburgh so far. The korean short rib appetizer is a must...flavorful and portion is big for the price you pay. We also tried the red curry with chicken and braised short rib with some kind of pineapple coconut sauce...they were very creamy and not too sweet. Loved them. Will definitely make this place our regular dinning spot. read more

This is utopia for your taste buds.. A carnival of culinary art. Fantastic and friendly service. The Angkor Salad is a explosion of flavour that you wont soon forget. The coconut lemongrass soup was easily 6/5 stars. read more

Only ordered takeout but the food is delicious and made so fast I never have to wait long. The price is reasonable and the staff are so friendly. Always clean inside and I'm tempted to sit in a dine sometime. I recommend the food. Love the tofu pad Thai and their spices are amazing. read more

This place does much better food than its sister joint Lemon Grass Cafe. The food here comes in large portions and is distinct from Thai food (it seems more Cambodian, which is a nice touch). The waiter was knowledgeable and made sure everything was completely vegan. read more

Oh my ...dont like the food here. Tried the Pad thai and the chicken fried rice ...the pad thai was disgusting and the fried rice was not enticing either ...wont be going back ...ugh read more

Angkor, I want to love you. I really do. You just make it so hard for me, sometimes. I've been coming to Angkor off an on for several years now. I found them through Restaurant.com, a service that offers discounted dining certificates for partnered restaurants in the area. The first visit, I only went there because I could use the certificates, but over time I found myself enjoying the place more and more. There are few restaurants more attractive than Angkor, especially located in a strip mall. When diners walk in, the first thing they probably notice are the carved, gilded walls. It's not a huge dining room, but the tables are spaced apart nicely and the decor is top notch. It's very, very attractive inside. I've been there a dozen times or more now and each time I walk through the door I'm struck by the beauty of the place. The menu is decent, and the prices are not too extravagant. I think the problem lies in availability and service. My boyfriend loves their haw mook, a shredded fish steamed with coconut milk and curry in a banana-leaf cup. We used to drive across the city sometimes just so he could have it, and more than once we showed up on a Friday or Saturday evening to find out they weren't serving it that night. I completely understand that weekends are incredibly busy and stressful in the restaurant business, but it's listed on the menu as a regular item. The last time we were there, two or three weeks ago, we were told the haw mook is made in advance and when they run out, it's gone for the night. Wouldn't it make sense to list this on the menu as subject to availability, the way seasonal items are listed as market price on other restaurant menus? A sidebar marking on the menu may be enough of a warning to convince people to call ahead before showing up, instead of assuming it is a constant like we did. After the first two "sorry, we don't have that tonight," replies we finally asked about it and were told about the advance preparation. We've also gone here with other couples several times, and have been disappointed by the service. I've made reservations (more than once) that were lost, and twice now we've ordered food that's taken upwards of an hour to receive, even when we were one of a handful of groups in the restaurant. If I have to go out for dinner during the weekend, I do so either very early or after a dinner rush, so I'm not making a nuisance of myself or stressing out the servers, and still we've gotten mediocre service at Angkor. Once, over the summer, all of our dishes were served except my boyfriend's, and he had already been turned down over the haw mook. After deciding on something else, his order was apparently lost. We had to eat before him while he waited for his meal to be made, and this was after waiting at least forty minutes (possibly more) for ours. All in all it took over two hours to order, eat and manage to pay our bill. I love the food at Angkor. I've never been disappointed with anything I've chosen. The tilapia dishes are excellent (when they have them, as they've run completely out of it before, in addition to the premade haw mook), as are all of the noodle and curry options. Unfortunately, sometimes I've had to jump through hoops or exercise extreme patience in order to receive dinner. We've found several places closer that serve haw mook on a regular basis and have never let us down, so we most likely won't be going out of our way to visit Angkor again. However, if I'm in the area I'll still stop in. The food's worth it, so long as the place isn't busy. If I lived closer to the city, I'd make a habit of coming here on the weekday evenings to avoid any issues, but that's not an option for me now. I'll be reserving Angkor for the occasional in the neighborhood treat from now on. read more

This was a great find near my hotel room! The fresh spring rolls with shrimp had a nice crispness with the lettuce and bean sprouts. The peanut sauce added just the right amount of sweetness. I had the shrimp Pad Tai. The food itself tasted good with a tiny bit of heat. There was a little to much parsley for decoration on my plate. It was sad to see only 3 other customers dinning in, but their phone did seem to be blowing up with to go orders. I think they need 2 people on the floor vs just one. I also think the peeling paint on the outside and the sad little table cloth on the front porch tables being changed would help spruce the place up a ton! read more

I love this place. I do mostly take out and have a hard time deciding what to order. Good food and great prices.

Great for vegetarians.... The veggie skewers were out of the world. All Vegetarian dishes we ordered were amazing. I would highly recommend this Cambodian Thai fusion cousine. read more

Used to go there every once in a while. Until I saw the Shark Fin soup on their menu. Will never step over into this restaurant again. Unless they remove that off their menu. read more

My dear friend and I were recommended to this place as a Thai restaurant on a June hiatus to Pittsburgh (thank you, docent at the Fricke). We shared the saramann beef curry and moarn chha kreeung, a traditional Cambodian dish (with chicken). We also had an appetizer. I can't remember which appetizer it was because the saramann beef curry blew out our palates. OMG! Absolutely one of the best things I have ever eaten in my life! Friend agreed. (And both of us are well-traveled and have sampled many a cuisine.) The moarn chha kreeung, was also delicious - no complaints. We had not had Cambodian food before. Eat here, eat here, eat here. read more

This is one of my favorite Thai places in Pittsburgh. I love their red and green curry dishes with rice and rice noodles. The Thai fried rice is really good too! The lunch prices are very reasonable. The only downfall is their service! They are very slow. It seems like they only ever have 1 server and they get really busy during lunch. read more

We have been to Angkor many times. We are never disappointed. I always try to have something new, the husband sticks to Pad Thai. He loves it there. We love the Angkor salad and the soups. Wish we lived closer... but it's worth the 40 minute drive! read more

The food at this place is wonderful. The only reason this isn't getting 5 stars is because I've ordered take out from here twice and had something messed up both times. The first time the person who rang me out gave themselves a tip that doubled my bill. The second time (today) I ordered Pad Thai and I received rice, but no noodles. I also ordered a Vegetarian Lemongrass Soup and I didn't receive it at all. The food is always good even when it isn't right, but I have to say I've been disappointed a couple of times. read more

Cute spot but definitely order ahead or be ready to sit for an hour. Summer rolls are good and the lunch special comes with soup or salad. Had the pad Thai with chicken which was good. I'll be back to try some other dishes. read more

As soon as you walk in the atmosphere is warm, welcoming. Beautiful decor. Now to the best part, the food! Tried the red curry with beef and I must say, it was above and beyond my expectations. Delicious and just the right level of spice. The service was just as delightful. I had the pleasure of meeting Holly who was by far the best waitress. If you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping in. Be sure the ask for Holly! read more

I've went to this place twice. The first time I went I was Leary of it. I went back a second time and it was very good both times on consistently. I just wish the general tso was spicer. I went level 10 and I really like hot but it was still good even though it wasn't up to my standards. Portions are big and prices are right. The waitress was also very nice and pleasant. I'm sure I will be back. read more

Food wasn't too bad. I've certainly had better Thai food. Service was awful.

Been wanting to stop here since I moved to Crafton and I'm glad I finally did! The restaurant itself is very clean and the set up is nice. Can fit a lot of people. Looks like authentic Cambodian art. Not to mention the food is amazing. And the service was great- seems like a small family owns/ runs the place. Can't wait to eat here again! read more

Angkor Restaurant - Cambodian Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Cozy and well appointed. Food is delicious, and the help wanted sign outside was true. Yet the single waiter soldiered through multiple parties and carry out pickups with patience and reasonable wait times. Altogether enjoyable dining experience. read more

1st time here. Amazing! Everything was cooked flawless! Recommend to anyone any time. read more

We had an amazing dinner here including appetizers and main courses. We arrived late in the evening to a very empty restaurant but they served us with a smile on their face and didn't even make us feel like they were waiting for us to leave. Would highly recommend this restaurant. Parking too - a plus! read more

Best Thai food around! Every time I come here, the food is amazing and the staff is friendly. The fresh spring rolls are heavenly.

The environment is really nice and spiritual. The food is very authentic Thai especially papaya salad!

Walked in on a very empty Tuesday afternoon for lunch with a party of 8. It seemed very understaffed. The single waitress ignored us, then when asked about gluten-free options, responded with, "Well if you have made a reservation, we could have tried to accommodate you." She was simply rude and unwilling to help. We promptly left and took our business and generous tips elsewhere. read more

Got the order yesterday. Did not like some of my order i.e., Steamed Chicken Rice & Rice Noodles. Felt no salt & not spicy at all. And chicken smells a bit different and rubbery read more

It is difficult to rate this place because of our comical experience. We arrived at 8 and were told we are closing the kitchen. I said"ok, I thought you close At 9". Waitress ok we can serve you. One other group of 2 was just seated before us. The waitress was clearly in a hurry to leave. At 8:03 are you ready to order.... we need a few minutes. 8:05 are you ready now..ok".The waitress literally ran to the kitchen to place our order. Food cam 8:15. 8:30 music is off. We quickly finished our food which seamed reasonable. But we were so hurried to finish eating, we were concerned they would turn the lights off on us! read more

Horrible service...food average at best!! Waitress was beyond rude, made a mistake on the takeout and was ignorant when she had to changed it. She added her own tip...the credit card company notified me since was unusually large tip amount! I was shocked, called the owner, ...she was as rude as the waitress; said it was my writing!!!!!. She couldn't have been more wrong and awful. Horrible customer service...she should get out of the restaurant business. There are so many other placed in pgh that have awesome thai food...i,e, Nicky's!! Don't waste your time or money going to this rat hole! BTW....First review I have ever wrote, and i go out a lot... that's how bad this place is! read more

Had a great meal here Saturday night. The red curry noodles were delicious and you can pick a spicy scale from 1-10. The waiter was attentive and the food was homemade not out of a box or bag. Happy to have found this little gem and happy it is close to the house! read more

This is one of our favorite Thai restaurants in the city. We visit at least twice a month. Food is prepared fresh by grandma and its always excellent. This restaurant does a lot of take-out business and is usually empty inside. Don't let the exterior appearance fool you....the inside is beautiful and worth a visit. read more

For was spot on. Shrimp cooked to perfection. Waitress was very pleasant and I was all buy myself except for a steady stream of take-out Orders. Wish it was closer to home but will be making the trip over again. read more

This restaurant was fantastic. The employees are very friendly and very personable. It was my first time here and they were very helpful with what to choose to eat. The food came out promptly and it was delicious. The best Tai food I've ever eaten in the surrounding area. I would highly recommend. read more

Went here for lunch on a Tuesday. Not busy at all. Seemed to be the lunch spot for a bunch of businessmen in the area. Super reasonable. I got the green curry and rice which came with a spring roll and soup. For $8. Lemongrass soup was the perfect amount of spicy. I enjoyed the green curry as well. Perfect amount to be satisfied but not too full. I would go here again. read more

My husband and I had a GREAT GREAT experience here. Our server, Holly, was very attentive, friendly, personable and knowledgeable about the menu and made several very good recommendations. Our food was cooked very quickly, was beautifully prepared with attention to detail and presentation. The price point is very reasonable for such quality food. The dining room is attractive and intimate. We will be returning FOR SURE. Thanks for such a great new experience. We will be regulars! read more