Legit Khmer restaurant in St. Paul. Go!…read more I had a morning craving for kuy teav (Cambodian noodle soup), and saw Kolap opened at *10am*. Hopped into my friend's car and we headed over. Early morning it wasn't packed. Sat down, and placed an order for kuy teav and was not disappointed. Lovely aroma. We were hungry, so we got a side of beef shish kebabs - delicious fire. As in savory, not spicy. Quick service. Credit cards accepted. Can't wait to return. Next time I'll spring for the prahok ktiss (my go-to at any Khmer spot I hit up).

Excellent noodles and congee. They don't skimp on the quantity or quality of ingredients. Highly…read morerecommend!

I came here for a work dinner and my favorite Minneapolis foodie booked the restaurant…read more I was so excited to try this place since I have a Laotian friend and he swears by the food! I quickly browsed the menu a week before but was so excited to see the space and order dinner and a few drinks. Right when you come in the doors, it feels like you're transported to a completely different area. The decor is absolutely beautiful and the indoor outdoor living and seating was something out of this world this place is a must see and must try food. The service is quick and everyone is there to help. So my Laotian friend told me that I needed to order the Siin Swan as an appetizer and then the New York strip Laab with sticky rice since that's like their traditional meal. We also ordered these the basil wings that was served with this amazing spicy tomato paste and then for the entrées we did a green curry octopus that was cooked to perfection. I've never had octopus like that before. We also ordered the duck fried rice and the Massann curry everything was so delicious. We were wanting more, but we were so full. We took one quick look at the dessert menu and we had to order the pistachio cake again absolutely phenomenal, fantastic flavor and the crunch of the pistachio was perfect. I cannot wait to come back here and tell everybody about this place to make sure that they come here when they're in Minneapolis area.

Attended a birthday party here. They rented the private dining area around the side/back of the…read morerestaurant. The space was nice. Set up like a cooking show room. There were 2 tables separated which was a bit awkward. Not sure if that was a choice or how it's just always set up. I believe the room required a $1000 min spend (or maybe more) but to my surprise the menu was pre planned (personal nightmare for me as I don't eat pork/beef/seafood - most of the menu). I looked at the menu days before and there weren't many things I could eat... but I was excited to see they had basil wings. We had welcome drinks which were good and were able to order drinks from the cocktail menu. The food started coming out but 2/4 ppl at our table didn't eat beef/pork and again we didn't realize there was a 2nd special menu for another person at the other table so that table got foods different from ours and we had to order additional chicken and rice. Pretty much wasted 1/2 of the dishes of food on our table. The basil wings were good but the rice wasn't good - very bland. The bill came to almost $3k and split 16 ways (after the event) $180 for 5 wings, bland rice & 2 cocktails definitely left a bad taste for me. I get this was the terms of attending the event and may be more so on the host not communicating how it works prior but for $3k definitely could have been better. After we ate we were told they have a speaker hook-up for music, people were already leaving. We did have a great time but definitely should have had music going upon arrival. Super tiny parking lot but plenty of street parking. They have a really cute patio and the main restaurant is cute!

This was my first time visiting St. Paul, and made it a mission to eat here, and I'm really glad I…read moredid. I ordered their Somlaw Koa Kou and it was delicious (menu item #45A). If you're looking to try a dish that is uniquely Khmer, this soup is one of them. The soup has flavors from roasted rice and kreung, a fragrant blend of lemongrass, makrut lime leaves, garlic, galangal, tumeric. Cheng Heng's version had green beans, round green eggplants, spinach, young papaya, and kabocha squash, plus a protein choice (I chose chicken). The somlaw was hearty, and very filling. The portion was more than enough to share. I can imagine myself ordering this on a cold winter evening. Their menu was full of amazing Cambodian dishes, but unfortunately, I was one, otherwise I would have ordered other items like the Somlaw Machu Kreung, and Somlaw Machu Angkor as well. I would love to return but with company, so I can taste more of their dishes.

This was my first time trying Cambodian food - everything here was so good and affordable!…read more Spring rolls were only $4.95 and really good - they had chicken, shrimp, and a variety of herbs inside. Chive cakes had a nice chewy texture inside and crispy outside from being fried. The noodle soup bowls here are a great portion size... they range from regular-L-XL. Regular was a good size for my friend and I, especially when combined with our apps. The roasted chicken was tender and had really good flavor and color. Both noodle soup broths are on the sweeter side. Overall would highly recommend this spot to anyone looking to try Cambodian food for the price, quality, and portion size.

Now in Buffalo, MN. Love this family operated restaurant with "Mom and Grandma" cooking in back…read more The BEST fried wontons ever. The grilled beef on a stick was delish. The ramen and quail special was great too. We'll try to get back next week. The 35 min drive for us is worth it! Weak on beverages tho... water and sodas only.

Cambo Flare is a hidden gem in Big Lake!…read more Since we visited last, they have changed up their dining experience, but we enjoyed it! You scan the QR code at your table, order online, pay online and someone delivers all items (to your table) in takeout containers. Even with this updated experience, without "wait staff", everyone was helpful and attentive. The signature sticks, with the yum-yum sauce, has to be my personal favorite. You have to be so careful not to fill up on their delicious wontons and purple egg rolls (appetizers!) The restaurant and restrooms are clean and welcoming - nothing fancy, just what you would expect for small town dining! It looks like they host local musicians from time to time. The owner was working alongside his team and so friendly! He often treats his customers to his signature sweet wontons (secret flavors!) Our only complaint, and this comes paired with a picky eater. The description of their dishes doesn't necessarily disclose all vegetables/ingredients used. So, some surprises were had! It was delicious and a very minor complaint! We can't wait to visit again!

Ordered takeout from Jungle Kitchen and was thoroughly impressed! They had the order ready right on…read moretime and plenty of vegetarian options on the menu which was really nice. The chow mien was a hefty portion size and the wontons had a nice portion of cream cheese filling to wrap. They were also perfectly crispy and light which was a huge bonus! The restaurant itself is relatively small with just a few tables inside. I will for sure be back for more!

Ordered delivery and I was thoroughly impressed! Food was packaged perfectly, my Pad Thai was…read morepiping hot and packed with flavor, and all of the dishes were clean. I always find my saucy noodle/rice deliveries have greasy dishes or spilled/sticky sauces but everything was packaged extremely well. The Pad Thai has fantastic flavor, the veggies are crisp and fresh, and the peanuts add the perfect little crunch. Add a twist of lime and you're in business for the next three days of lunch or dinner. The cream cheese wontons were mediocre, I wish there was more wrapper to kinda soak up some of that cream cheese but it has a good flavor and I love the dipping sauce. The eggroll wasn't my favorite but I'm not huge on eggrolls to begin with but they look really good and they're perfectly crispy. Now, the Vietnamese coffee cannot be slept on. Order it every single time, just trust me. Creamy, bold flavor but it doesn't feel like you're drinking a cup of creamer. I'd go back for the coffee and Pad Thai once a week if I could.

Sabbai has some of the best fried rice I've eaten in a long time! Seriously, it's hard to find good…read morefried rice nowadays. I also really enjoyed the oyster wings. Take that, Leeann Chin! That said, you can't eat both at the same time. The oyster wings have a strong salty flavor that completely overwhelms the subtle flavor of the fried rice. Rice first, wings second. You can thank me later.

Food was average and took a bit of time to serve. Prices charged were more than listed on their…read moremenu, but they decided to not update. Overall feel of the area felt rundown.

great food while being a small family run shop! the portions are always enough to share and they…read moremake everything to order so sometimes there's a bit of a wait but always always worth it!

We called to place our order ahead of time on a weeknight and it was ready in 20 minutes. They…read morefirmly let us know that they were closing at 7 and expected us to pick up before then. The prices are comparable to other Chinese cuisine in the area. All of our food was fresh and tasty. We enjoyed the honey walnut shrimp and the fried rice. Most places will allow you to choose white or fried rice with entrees and Angkor says "white rice only", but I am glad I decided to order fried rice anyway. It was colorful, rich, flavorful- all that fried rice should be. My only critique was for the noodles. They gelled together into 1 big lump. Maybe they were put into the container piping hot? The flavors were still there but the noodles forming 1 inseparable mass made them challenging to eat. Overall we were highly satisfied with our food and will order takeout from them again.

Stopped by here for lunch when arcade had that construction on it! It was not super busy but they…read moredid have a decent flow of customers the whole time I was there! This egg roll and fried rice was phenomenal! I'm still thinking about this rice today and it's been week! The difference between the regular fried rice and the Thai is that they add cherry tomato's and basil to the Thai fried rice. If you haven't tried it, I would highly suggest you give it a try! The cherry tomatoes are so flavorful! The vibe is local, family restaurant! Nothing fancy but sooooo good! Check them out! They also give and make so many meals for the unhoused!

What a wonderful lunch spot. Parking was a little tricky but food was lovely. Service was quick…read more The place is small. Probably best for take out. The pad Thai and fried rice hit the spot. The WONTONS will keep me coming back.

I have a deep appreciation for Asian cuisine, particularly Vietnamese dishes, so I made a stop at a…read morevibrant food stall in Hmong Village Marketplace early Wednesday morning. I've been eager to check it out for quite some time, and I finally seized the chance. I decided to try the Hmong sausage and a stuffed chicken, wing along with sticky rice.There is a soy sauce based concoction that accompanies the dish--it's absolutely bursting with flavor and spices, truly a delightful experience that left me wanting more. The Hmong sausage was incredibly tasty, packed with rich flavors. The variety of intriguing dishes on display has definitely piqued my interest, and I can't wait to return and sample more culinary delights.

Stop by this place for lunch. It have a lots of home cooked foods to choose from. Their pho is a…read morehuge portion and service is always friendly and helpful. Nice clean and they have hot deli selection to choose from. Easy parking. Recommend this place for who likes authentic home cooking foods.

Egg roll were good, Got fried rice with Beef,…read moreBut had black hairs in bottom, I have long brown hair! I was quiet, as there was familys eating at both sides, Told the manager quietly, he said he would give me a discount, Lol,, Knocked off $2 I then tol him i was going to leave a review, he said be sure to give a good one!

On road trips we like to eat at small restaurants that feature interesting food not franchise food…read more Thai is one of our favorites. Spying 1st of Thai in our search along I-35 we stopped in for dinner. Located in a small strip of stores, the interior is non pretentious, plenty of tables of different sizes. The window drapery has an Asian feel giving a minimal sense of exotic. Asian music softly plays over the speakers giving one a sense of culture. We ordered the Param Longsam #34a, and the Tom Kha #17. The dishes come with rice and were generous proportions. I will say the dishes were pretty good and recommend stopping by for something different.