My family and I came here while visiting Salem MA, we wanted to try authentic Cambodian food and…read morethis place hands down was it, delicious food my favorite was the Nam Banh Chok ( green curry ). Service was great and place is pretty spacious! Definitely would love to come back again one day!

I can't say that I know much about Cambodian food. But I ordered the waiter's recommendation of…read moretheir special pork intestine dish, and I have eaten a lot of pork intestine! Pork intestine with pickled cabbage here: I think it's prepared really well, and if I have any objections, it might just be my own flavor palette. It's deep-fried first, and also braised, so it's crunchy and sweet, which isn't like any other preparation of pork intestine I've had (most of which have been Chinese). That said, even if it was a bit sweet for me, the pickled greens balanced it out a bit, and the crunch was pretty nice. Came with a pleasant tasting broth too.

This place is small with about 7 tables of 4 and 2 round tables for a bigger party. There many…read moreCambodian restaurants in Lowell but this is my favorite because their price is reasonable and food quality is better. For breakfast they absolutely have the best beef stew noodles and Phnom Penh noodles. For lunch I tend to order either the beef lok lak or bbq chicken with rice. The rice dish portions are large, too! This small restaurant is family run, from cashier, server, to kitchen staff. It's like going home for meals. They do a lot of takeout business as well.

Very small corner restaurant in Lowell, but they have amazing food. The fried squid was so crispy,…read moreyet so juicy. The meekathung is good, but in my opinion, viet Thai's is better in flavor. I also got the lemon soda and it was nice and sour, I just wished it was a bit sweeter. Aside from what I ordered this day, I've also tried their soups and they do not lie when they say they have the best somlaw machu kreung. Soooo good. Definitely recommend.

Stopped by Simply Khmer to try some authentic Cambodian food! Cambodian cuisine isn't something you…read morecome across nearly as often as Thai or Vietnamese food, so I was pretty excited to give this place a try. We ordered the ginger chicken, beef skewers, and fish amok, which is considered Cambodia's national dish. The beef skewers were a nice appetizer, especially with the pickled vegetables on the side. The ginger chicken was another solid choice, with plenty of ginger and vegetables. I also appreciated getting to try the fish amok, a traditional Cambodian dish that's quite different from what you'd typically find at other Southeast Asian restaurants. The portions were generous, and I liked that the menu offered a good variety of traditional Khmer dishes. It's always refreshing to explore a cuisine that doesn't get nearly as much attention as it deserves. Service was good and the ambiance was great. I loved the gift shop aspect at the front of the restaurant. Overall, a solid 4/5 experience! Simply Khmer is definitely worth checking out if you're curious about Cambodian food or want something different from your usual Southeast Asian restaurants. I'd be happy to come back and explore more of their menu.

We came by for dinner as I've heard about the great Cambodian/Lao food in Lowell and I wanted to…read moretry Simply Khmer since we were in the area. Between 4 people, we got the triple combo app to start which was yummy with sticky rice, beef sticks and papaya salad. For entrees, we ordered a bunch of dishes to share which is definitely the way to go. My favorite had to be the Amok Trey which is a fish coconut curry served in a banana leaf bowl and the Bo Loc Lac, crispy fried beef tips. Both were really tender and super flavorful! For noodles, we got the dry Kuy Tiew Kok, and both the dry and gravy Mee-ka Tahngs and the dry Kuy Tiew Kok was the standout as it was more flavorful in black pepper sauce and the Mee katong noodles just reminded me of flat white pad thai. Overall really solid Cambodian food and I can see why this is recommended in Lowell.

Absolutely delicious restaurant off by Cambodia Town in Lowell MA. This was on my dad's bucket…read morelist, as he is Cambodian and had always wanted to have food in the city with the second largest Cambodian population, so we booked a trip all the way from MN! I can definitely say that our expectations were met. The Somlar Machu Yuon had the perfect amount of sweet, sour, and spiciness. and I especially loved the Tuk Prahok, we were able to customize our dish to have medium rare steak as well! Service was kind and friendly, and the ambiance matched. Nothing fancy, but thats not needed when the service and food are high quality. My parents were impressed with the amount of dishes that they served, and I also ordered a Durian Smoothie to go. 10/10

Cambodian food is a must in Lowell. The restaurant is simple and appears to be family owned…read more There's a small parking lot with off-street parking. Service is good for an Asian restaurant. I ordered the Loc Lac with beef and fried rice. It comes with a side of soup and has a variety of vegetables. The beef is so flavorful and would complement the white rice well if you didn't want to get fried rice.

Beef loc lac is all I come here for and thier mee ka thang. Other than that quick and easy for take…read moreout.

This is our favorite Cambodian restaurant. It is authentic, which is clear from the staff and…read moreclientele (the local Cambodian community). I found the food to be vibrant and flavorful. This was our first taste of Cambodian food and we are here for it. I have tried numerous dishes at this place. The rural sour soup with catfish is my favorite there. The broth is so vibrant. The kefir lime leaves give it a beautiful aroma and flavor. The sourness of the broth and the umami (probably from the fish/shrimp paste) is a gift that just won't stop giving. The chunks of catfish take this dish up several notches. The greens are also a great addition and they aren't your typical greens you will find in an American supermarket. These are Cambodian greens. I also liked their pickled mustard green soup with pork ribs and chicken lort noodle. The lort noodles had a great snap to them. Quite unique! Cambodian cuisine is a hidden gem and this place is a great place to try this beautiful cuisine. I recommend giving this place a visit.

A little restaurant inside of a small plaza…read more I ordered the: -fried chicken with yellow rice: this was the best dish we ordered. The chicken was crispy and juicy. The yellow rice was super fragrant. -boiled chicken with yellow rice: the chicken did not seem very fresh. The color and texture isn't what I usually see. I would skip this one. -papaya salad: ive had quite a couple of papaya salads but this place uses maybe shrimp paste as their base? It smelled different and didn't have that fresh taste. -crab fried rice: another one of my favorites here. Overall it was okay but they didn't seem to have lots of customers so maybe that's why the food isn't as fresh?

You know the best food is going to come from a spot that's lowkey, unassuming, and tucked away in…read morean empty plaza. This restaurant delivered! They accommodated our group of 20+ and had no problem splitting the checks. The staff were incredibly friendly and kind, making the whole experience feel warm and welcoming. The food? SO good. The wings were top-notch -- the perfect way to kick off the meal. The beef stew soup was comforting and felt almost healing. But the real standout, in my opinion, was the coconut sour soup -- absolutely delicious. I'll definitely be coming back. As a sweet surprise, the staff even sent us home with a few pumpkin sticky rice desserts to try. Highly recommend. It was such a cozy, homey experience.

We came here for lunch after hearing about their great and authentic Lao food. It's a mix of Lao…read moreand Thai cuisine which has a nice mix of sweet, spicy and savory plates. Loved the salads / apps we got including the tapioca balls stuff with pork and peanuts and the crispy rice salad with chopped Lao sausage. They were both served with a variety of fresh lettuce and herbs which really helps to balance the heavier starters. We also shared the whole fried pompano with steamed veggies that was really nicely fried with a crispy skin and tender meat inside. I really like the spicy Lao-style tomato sauce they served on the side as well. Would definitely recommend if you're in the area and looking for a unique flavorful meal. Super good and I'll definitely be back for the tapioca balls and crispy rice salad.

Being nearby Lanxang, the lady had always wanted to give it a go. I'll say staff and service were…read morequick and efficient. You can tell they are a staple to the locals! A Thai + Lao spot, some sweet and sour flavors and some spicy flavors, but for sure good flavor and portions. Here's what we ordered: - Crab Rangoons - Laarb Seen/Lao Beef Salad - Kowpoon/ Laotian Curry Noodle Soup - Beef Pad See Ew - Thai Iced Crab rangoons are FILLING. Good filling to wrap ratio, real crab meat used! I would order those Everytime. If you like the sweeter style filling this isn't it. Laarb seen, was alright the beef and the flavors were as expected but not memorable for me, the protein portion was a bit light for our dish. Kowpoon noodle soup, flavor was on point almost like a Bun Mam. The noodles for us missed the mark, the lady ended up scrapping the noodles on a spare plate. I didn't care for it either. Didn't have good chew, felt overcooked and soggy by time we got it. Beef padsee ew! Yes yes! Great dish, nice noodles, good brown sauce and beef was tender! Ice tea was creamy, you can taste the Thai tea still it wasn't overshadowed by heavy sweeteners. Nice spot, good prices, big menu. Will have to try other dishes next time around!

We ordered several food to go. The fried rice had good flavoring and a fair amount of meat…read more Everyone seemed to enjoy it. The sour soup vietnamese style had plenty of vegetables and just enough spices. The beef chow funs with gravy sauce were delicious. Our family shared two bowl and they were completely gone. A few days later, we went back to get two phnom penh noodles. They were not greedy with the soup. The broth had enough flavor that the condiments became optional. There seemed to be plenty of space to eat and the staffs were friendly. Overall, had a great experience and never had to wait long every time we stopped by to get food to go.

Find this to be the better restaurant to order Cambodia food from. Usually go for their roasted…read moreduck, kathew koak and trei proma.

The food was delicious and the staff was really nice…read more I got congee with chicken and fry dough and hot tea. Which was super comforting. I burned my tongue on tea - but the waitress came right over and gave me iced water. My husband got an entree which he liked, but it was the the beef bone soup that it came with it that he loved. The only thing that really went amiss was my husband got a thai iced tea and it came after the meal to go... which was unexpected. Delicious though. This venue is definitely an event venue most of the time. it's a huge open room with giant round tables. and they were actively taking down an installation on the other side of the room. It's not a bad vibe, and the food is SO good - it's just a little unexpected.

I was in Lowell at lunch so I decided to stop in and check out Olympic. The space is a very large…read morebanquet hall with many round tables. There was only a handful of people inside with one server. I sat myself and the server brought out menus. I went with the crispy rolls and chicken congee rice soup and tea. The food came out fast and everything was really good and for $20 it was a very good value. I can not wait to return and try more dishes.

this is real home cookin,,,,cambodian style…read more you want authentic,,,,,, savory, sampling of cambodian food, the le prtit cafe is a recommended

Small hole in the wall, family owned restaurant, cash only (they accept venmo/cashapp too). Stuffed…read moreChicken Wings were so good, if they had given a bowl of rice, it would've been a perfect entree for me Got the Ku Thiew Kaw Ko (beef noodle soup) with bread. It was spicy and full of tendon, very yummy and comforting. I didn't love that the bread was buttered though. Also got the Cha Ku Thiew (stir fried rice noodles). With the broth, it tasted so good.