Went here for a late dinner with a friend before hitting up the night scene in Ohio city. Despite being one of the few seated tables at the restaurant, it took a good fifteen minutes or so before we were approached by a waitress. Although once we did manage to order and have our food served (which did not take as long); the experience was much better. The pad thai I ordered was fairly good, but I have a tremendously high bar for Asian cuisine in Cleveland after encountering so many good Asian restaurants in the city and surrounding suburbs. That being said, I felt that there were a few other places I would rather go to for something similar, but the location of this restaurant is a bit of an advantage. read more

Hands down some of the best and freshest food I've eaten and I eat a lot of Asian, Thai, Vietnamese food. Cambodian food is basically a mixup of all these amazing Asian flavors with its very own twist on things I'd take this place over any Asian Restaurant Phenom Penh does it the best 10/10 must try it for yourself its actually very inexpensive compared to most restaurants it costs as much as a Chinese takeout restaurant I was blown away! read more

Horrible service. I love the food, but Roath Bun, the manager/owner is the most rude individual. I dine in regularly at the North Olmsted location. I have gone to the Ohio City location a few times and have always been happy. I did take out with a coworker, and I was very disappointed. I always order the Pho and when I do it comes with the leaves, sprouts, and chopsticks. When I did the takeout order none of these things were included. How am I supposed to eat the food without utensils? I reach out to the restaurant to resolve the issue, which Roath answered and told me that on the menu it states I have to order each item individually. I accepted this response and hung up the phone. When I looked at the menu it does not state that information anywhere. I reached back out and talked to Roath again, he told me that there is no way I would get those items without asking. His only resolution for the situation was to come back to the restaurant to get the extra items, when I told him I was at work and unable to do so he told me that was the only thing he could offer. I requested a refund and was told that he will issue a refund if he has the soup returned. Roath was extremely rude and unhelpful. Instead of hanging the phone up or apologizing, Roath set the phone down and left me there while assisting other consumers and continuing. I hung up and called back, Roath again said there's nothing I can do and to file a complaint if I would like. I WILL NEVER GO BACK HERE AGAIN. I cannot believe the responses and the way I was treated as a recurring customer. read more

I usually like to try new dishes when I make a return visit to a restaurant, but I haven't done that at Phnom Penh - I order the cambodian chicken salad everytime (yes, yes, believe it or not its a salad of chicken + raw vegetables without globs of mayo). It's light, refreshing, and delicious! read more

I went here with my girlfriend for her birthday last night, a group of about 10. Saturday night at 7:30pm. Pretty standard dinner time. We received the worst service I've experienced in a LONG time. It took us 1 hour to get our appetizers. 1.5 hours to get water. I'm not even exaggerating. When the waiter came over, he said "sorry, but we're really slammed right now." I am not kidding at all when I say HALF of the tables were open. It's saturday night, half the tables are open and you say you're "really slammed?" It would have made more sense to say "two of our servers didn't show up today" or something. I have no idea what their employment situation is like, but apparently they are severely lacking. Hire someone else for saturday night, if you can't handle your restaurant at half capacity. We would have walked out if it weren't my girlfriend's birthday. The only reason to go to this restaurant is that they are BYOB, no extra charge. If you are not bringing booze, I highly suggest you go somewhere else. read more

Absolutely the worst pho I've ever had in my life! Extremely small portion for $8 and was completely bland. I asked to return it politely and was treated very rudely. read more

A fabulous place to become initiated into the flavors of Southeast Asia. Eaten here several times and no complaints, except for the time the server gave my food to the wrong customer and that stupid rude customer ate my food knowing full well it was mine. Otherwise the service is fast and friendly and anything with Thai basil is delicious! Pricey considering the portions but I'm willing to pay. read more

This is a hidden gem right by the west side market. The house special salad is incredible, the beef dish was light and flavorful, and the pad Thai is very unique. Cambodian flavored fun and amazing. Highly recommend!!!! read more

I've been twice, and both times it's been deserted. I don't understand why-- the service is great (not awkward, even if you are the only table) and so is the food. I've had the Chha Kreoung and Mee Khmer. Both dishes were flavorful and everything you'd expect. Prices are less expensive than average for the area. If you like spicy food, make sure to ask for the spicy; "medium" didn't have much of a kick. read more

This is the second time we have go there and the first time they through us out, it was 9:30 p.m. and the sign on the door says they close at 10:00p.m.! We went last night and it was 9:05, and a young boy was sweeping the floor and walked up to us swinging the broom and said they were closing, I told him it was only 9:05 what the heck, and he said fine sit down. Their were two other tables eating and the food was not like it used to be. I will NEVER GO THERE AGAIN....RUDE RUDE RUDE...... read more

Been here various times.. They are so helpful and friendly and the food is affordable and delicious! The portions could be a bit bigger.. I do leave still feeling hungry at times but I love it anyway, I just get a desert at the west side market! read more

I eat lunch periodically. The food is excellent. The decor is very nice, but a little dark. The Hue Beef Soup is delicious, but can be spicy. Warning: cash only. read more

Used to love this place. Got carry out tonight. The portion size has been drastically reduced yet the prices increased. And the mini spring rolls are horrible. You'd think they were like the big roll only smaller...yeah no. There is nothing in the roll just deep fried wrapper. For $5. That is just wrong. Sad. read more

I think I've found my new favorite asian restaurant. The food is absolutely unique and delicious.

This is the worst meal we ever ate at an Asian restaurant. It was very disappointing. The vegetarian dish, Bayon, was not edible, tasting like dirt. I ended up eating some of the kids' food, which they didn't like. It was the least tastiest pad thai I ever tried. It also looked like it had red food coloring in it. :( The chicken looked dry and old. The kids ended up filling up on white rice, and I ate some of the yucky pad thai. I mentioned to the waitress that I didn't like the Bayon, and she just smiled, and said ok and was rude and dismissive. The worst $50+ ever spent for a horrible lunch! I give this place thumbs down, all the way. So gross, so disappointing, and such bad customer service. I wish I could give it zero stars, but yelp doesn't allow it. read more

Eh.... I'm kinda disappointed with the food. My expectations were high, coming from authentic Khmer cooking myself. I ordered the Salaw Machu Kreoung "Fantasy Stew" and Chicken Chaa Kreoung (every Khmer person has had their fair share of both dishes and can name the exact person who makes the best of those dishes) but what I ordered here lacked authenticity. I feel like the restaurant catered more to the 'American' tastebud than trying to showcase REAL KHMER FLAVORS. The stew should NOT be as sweet as it is, it should be more pungent and tangy. The chaa kreoung was also sweeter than what I've had. It lacked the "kreoung" flavor that I anticipated. The "Kreoung" is a paste that is used in a lot of dishes composed of lemongrass, turmeric, galanga, garlic, shallots etc. But overall... eh, from what I'm used to from my family's cooking. People's reviews on here made the food seem BOMB and it was really just okay. read more

I had heard so much hype about this place, and was so excited to finally try it. Unfortunately, I was very disappointed. Took about 20 minutes to finally have a server even come to our table. We both ordered bubble tea, which they were apparently out of, so we ended up with an iced green tea (which was good) and a Diet Coke (which was flat). Another 10-20 minutes someone finally came to take our food order. We got the roll platter, which was excellent and seemed promising. However, there was nothing good about our actual meal. My boyfriend got a tofu soup, which he said smelled like a men's restroom, and did taste very strange. He also got a noodle dish, which tasted like the seasoning from cool ranch Doritos. I got the pad Thai, which seemed like a safe bet. But it had very little taste to it, which was surprising given that it was bright red for some reason. We just wanted to get out of there, and then there was yet another wait to get our check taken care of. I officially do not understand all the awards this place has gotten. Will not be back again. read more

Phnom Penh has deteriorated considerably over the years. Our last two visits were disappointing but we figured we would give it one more shot and ordered coconut soup with seafood and pad thai. But for the (tiny, obviously frozen) shrimp, the seafood seems to be imitation, and has a distinctly "old" and stale taste at that. The scallops in the pad thai had a lingering metallic taste,as did the "squid" or whatever the fake tentacle pieces were intended to resemble. The intensity of red coloration on the pad thai (allowing for the natural hue attending authentic pad thai) made deciphering the identies of these various stale "seafood" remnants quite challenging. To add to the overall disappointment of this meal, their prices have been raised across the board while portions have been diminished. The coconut soup lacked any hint of lemongrass, and the absent from the broth was the milky richness which usually makes this dish so appealing. For the price, the ingredients were of extremely poor quality. Thai Kitchen on Madison near 117th in Lakewood is a superior choice in every regard to the current incarnation of Phnom Penh, as in Ty Fun in Tremont. read more