I can't believe I haven't written a review for this place yet. It is truly a hidden gem which we…read morestarted going to over 10 years ago. Sadly, we've moved away from Montreal, but make certain we come to this establishment each time we visit family in Montreal. We always get the hi tieu nam vang kho (dry version). It's delicious! The service is always good and friendly. From what I recall, it's cash only, but reasonably priced.

A very impressive hole-in-wall restaurant, Phnom Penh really boasts amazing flavors that accurately…read morereflect traditional Vietnamese food and flavors. Their menu is small - only 9 items (no vegetarian options) - but they do their menu amazingly. I have yet to eat at restaurant that serves better Hu Tiu on the east coast. What's more, my parents love it and they say it truly brings them back to Vietnam. While I highly recommend their Hiu Tiu and Mi (which you can get with broth or dry/broth on the side), they also have amazing rice and vermicelli plates too. The staff are very friendly and attendant. Service is fairly quick. The restaurant itself is small, but very clean on the inside. As a side note, the hot tea they serve is so fragrant and delicious - it compliments the meal well. Overall, very happy by this discovery and stop and I highly, HIGHLY recommend this restaurant! Some notes to keep in mind: - This is a CASH ONLY business - For those who have difficulty getting around... It's a little over a mile from the Cote-des-Neiges station, but an easy walk (nearby bus stops too) -There isn't any sort of accessible entrance into the restaurant itself as there are a good amount of stair to go up, so keep that in mind!

Looks like I spoke too fast and now I'll be eating my words for judging this place too fast. I…read morethink I dropped by on an off day for the restaurant where things were disorganized including the dish I received. Most likely because of the power outage they experienced an hour before my arrival. Trusting my gut feeling that this place has a good potential, visited them 3-4 times some months following my bad review and honestly was impressed on every single visit. My last discovery was their chicken noodle soup, a tad less rich in flavour than a Pho but very close and satisfying have to admit. I'll ask them if they would make this with grilled chicken to enhance the overall experience. Next soup will be with beef knowing their beef in their salad was cotton soft. I'll be a regular here from now on given their proximity to my house as well as to discover what's left to discover on their interesting tasty menu. Most importantly, a lesson learned here: Do NOT judge a place based on one visit, be it positive or negative. Things could go to either direction over time.

Wow, I'll definitely be back! Authentic Cambodian cuisine. Went with the Num Bahn Chok salad and…read moreit's delicious and fresh. High-value, low cost. A real deal. I really liked the bowl's presentation and appreciated our host's recommendation. Lots of options (some made in-house!) to spice up the flavor. Excellent!!!

We had a really good experience here, from the food to the drinks to the service, everything came…read moretogether nicely. The space has a fun, laid-back vibe that makes it perfect for a casual night out. We ordered: * Papaya salad * Wasabi shrimp ceviche * Steak Stuffed Wings: hands down the highlight of the night. It was such a creative, flavorful, and absolutely delicious dish. Every dish felt thoughtful and full of personality. They are creative but not over the top. Would definitely come back again next time I'm in Montreal.

I was attracted to Street Monkey because it was Cambodian food which is rare to find but familiar…read morein that it was Southeast Asian. We started with cocktails. I had a Lucy Liu which was delicious and had a little kick to it. The Thai basil was great counterpoint. The service was helpful and prompt and the gentleman knew the menu well. We started with the pork belly and shrimp chip combo that was in a slight sauce of red curry. The spices and flavor were delicious. We also ordered the pickled vegetables which was refreshing contrast to the meat. We also ordered stuffed chicken wings and green papaya salad. We ended with the desert of mango with sticky rice. The mango was perfectly ripe and sweet and tart enough to contrast with the coconut milk sweetened sticky rice. We sat at the bar and enjoyed watching the cooks work in the kitchen. The space and ambiance were lovely.

Ketiw is a tuck stop specializing in Cambodian noodles and sandwiches. It's located on Wellington…read moreStreet, one of Verdun's main commercial streets. They have plenty of noodle dishes, including the popular Cambodian staple, Khuy Teav Phnom Penh. There's a small grocery section of the store which carries snacks from Southeast Asia as well as grab-and-go drinks. Stopped in for an early dinner before a show and managed to make it out on time for the show.

Un comptoir cambodgien offrant nouille, sandwich et plus. Ce fut une belle surprise dans un…read moreendroit charmant et une équipe chaleureuse. Lep menu est simple mais au que surprenant. J'ai commencer avec le Khuy teav avec bouillons a l'intérieur et nouille d'oeuf. Enfin dans le bol on retrouvre aussi des crevettes, du porc et bien plus. Le bouillons est excellent! J'ai aussi gouter au rouleau. Je vais devoir revenir pour goûter au sandwich.. le resto est tres jolie.

This was our first meal after arriving in Montréal from California and it was the best first meal…read moreexperience! The interior is so cute and quaint. Our server was so sweet and helpful with suggestions. We ordered pad see ew, egg rolls, spring rolls, a curry fish dish (i think it was the Amok dish?), and finished with the coconut tapioca dessert. EVERYTHING was so delicious, especially the curry fish plate!!! So glad we decided to stop by and will definitely be back the next time we are in Montréal!

Super great service and food. Family restaurant with so so ambiance. Tom yum soup a stand out.read more

Great food The owners were kind and nice…read more We had wonderful wonton soup, bbq chicken, broccoli beef. Everything was so tasty. Fair prices.

Enjoyed a lunch special. Pho was excellent and service was first-rate. Will be coming back for…read moremore...

Love this place for the menu variety, authentic and delicious food, and fair prices. Best in the…read morearea if you're hungry for Asian food.

Cooking here is solid. Menu is actually a mix of Cambodian and Vietnamese food with some Thai…read moredishes thrown in. From what I understand, the family that runs the restaurant is Cambodian who lived in Vietnam. Hence, the staff are able to speak Vietnamese. The rau muong xào toi (a type of spinach sauteed with garlic) was excellent while the dau hu rang mui tiêu (salt & pepper tofu) took fresh tofu and deep fried the sucker rather than using already fried tofu. That's the first time I've had it that way instead of the usual refried tofu that most restaurants seemed to serve. I enjoyed both dishes while my relatives enjoyed their freshly fried fish. They said it was a doré, which is some type of pike. Service is somewhat lacking but prompt once called. The usual service that you can expect out of a busy Asian restaurant that mostly caters to Asian clientele.

Don't like to sit alone in a restaurant so I like places that offer takeout. This place uses a…read moreservice to take online orders, ideal when going back to the hotel. Tonight was really good: the crab soup actually had crab, the kamikaze maki had solid tuna, not tartare, and the pad that had plenty of shredded chicken and six nice size shrimp. Everything beat my expectations, the noodles in the pad thai were compressed into a bloc, which I had to tear apart. Notwithstanding the noodles, everything tasted amazing. But, if you go make it a Thursday evening. Twice I have been really happy with my order, but once it was pretty bad, with my food lukewarn, fried apples rubbery, no tea that was supposed to be with the table d'hote. Not to sound sexist, but both Thursdays the staff in the dining room was female; the Tuesday night, I think it was, there were two guys and they didn't even bother with utensils. And the ladies gave me a 10% discount! No idea about the kitchen staff, but again Thursday night rocks. Definitely going back for more. PS: Bring your own wine. Most restaurants in the area allow that, but I don't know of they licensed to sell alcoholic beverages.

Great discovery near my hotel. Truly excellent spring rolls, and the lemongrass beef curry was…read moredelicious. Very subtle flavors and fresh ingredients. It also serves sushi, although I didn't sample that. Maybe on my next trip to Montreal! Wonderful example of a neighborhood restaurant. Very clean. Highly recommended.