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!

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.

Yum! Great service, very clean restaurant. Casual space with plenty of tables, finding space should…read morebe easy even when they are busy. The food was great, we got two dishes, a salad and a noodle soup. Everything was delicious, the soup was hot and fresh, a bit sweet but easily customized with some chili oil. The meat dishes were very good, several came with limes or a lime dip which gave a really fun, balanced tartness to the meals. Very casual, we brought our baby and found the place very family friendly, even though our baby was a bit fussy during dinner. Definitely check out this MN staple restaurant!

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.

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!

We've eaten there every few months since they opened. It's gotten worse every time. Very slow…read moreservice. Actually very little service; today we waited a very long time for our food. The server left it on the table with no place, no silverware, etc., and never checked back. At this point I would avoid Kong's. Don't eat there if you have a shellfish allergy.

Some of the best PHO in MN. The eggroll are also good. Be sure to bring the entire family out…read more great spot and

This place could definitely use a fresh coat of paint (probably needed it 20 years ago), but the…read morefood was so undeniably good, I'm definitely planning to come back! Vermicelli Salad (5/5) grilled pork was extra flavorful and the meatballs were surprisingly delicious. Pho (5/5) - their rich and comforting beef broth was perfect on a cold winter day. Eggrolls (3/5) eggrolls had a great crunch, but the flavor was fairly average. Our friend had the A1 Special Bun Bo Hue and it looked incredible as well. Ambiance (1/5) Service (5/5) Friendly, efficient and constantly refilled our drinks. Great location on University Ave in the Frogtown area of St Paul. Theres a small parking lot in the back in case you can't find nearby street parking. Although the ambiance was dreadful, the food and service carries this place!

Still good after all of these years. I often times get the Tom Yum with shrimp. This last time I…read morespooned through it and thought they forgot the shrimp. It turns out they now cut off the tails, which made them look similar to the cauliflower (with my bad vision). Why do they trim it now? Get this: they found that younger people were freaking out and complaining because they couldn't use their hands to grab the shrimp and pull the tails off 'cause they'd get their phones dirty. They couldn't cope with that (probably couldn't cope with using napkins either). They can't enjoy a meal because being on their device is more important. I've also had a couple of nice talks with one of the owners about cooking and recipes. It's all very good and I fret going because it's hard to decide what to get, but I'm about to leave now to go there.

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.

Khaluna brunch - not as busy as dinner, much easier to get a reservation in, especially just a few…read moredays before. I'm always in LOVE with the plants, natural light, and decor. The vibes are always there and I always feel inspired. The brunch menu is great, but I do prefer dinner. Khao soi is a perfect size to finish, and the pan roasted chicken is tender and juicy. The shrimp rolls get dried up quickly, so it's best to eat it right away. The Thai coffee is not too strong - I like that all their sweeteners for coffee and tea are on the side in the cutest little dishes.

I can't say enough good things about Khâluna. The food was outstanding and somehow the service was…read moreeven better?! We had a group of 6 and made a reservation for a Saturday night. The space was really cute and while busy - it had a calming vibe. Our waiter Nick - brought us a little juice shot to get the night started and helped us navigate the menu. He made recommendations on dishes he recommended an even suggestions on how much to order for our group. He also came to our table right away when he heard there was only one mango fish left for the night so we could put in the order! I'm so thankful because that was one of the top dishes of the night. We ended up ordering 8 different dishes and one duplicate so that everyone could have one of the dumpling style apps. It was enough food though I could've sampled everything on the menu. My favorite was the bucatini which was a fabulous blend of flavors and a healthy portion. My husband thought the stand out fish was the basil wings. The sauces that came with the dishes were out of this world. I don't think we left a drop behind. It was worth getting extra rice just to enjoy it all. The menu had a lot of gluten free options and some dairy free options which was great for an inclusive family style meal. Nick was so helpful in making drink recommendations and answering any questions our group had - especially because there were a lot of new to us ingredients on the menu. He was outstanding and made our night!

Was a quick wait for my order of the papaya and cucumber salad. They gave us a beeper to notify us…read morewhen our order is ready. The salads were very pungent and strong with umami flavors, so it isn't for the weak stomach. It tasted amazing with the other food options in the Hmong Food Area. I can't eat it by myself but some of my friend was chowing down as if it was a refreshing snack. Would totally recommend giving a try when you visit Hmong Village.

Maybe I'm a Mai's at the way you love me all the time Maybe…read moreI'm a Mai's at the way I really need you Anyway it's time for me to say Papaya. You say papaya, and I say hello. Halo halo! I don't know why you say Papaya, I'm going to play Halo. The Hmong Village is a huge Warehouse full of textiles and trinkets and amazing Goods that are generally Vietnamese but also from all parts of the world. And at one end of this massive Warehouse of goodies and delights is this enormous endless row of magical food places which are serving everything from Pho to fake Chinese food to fake Japanese food to Korean food and even some real Chinese and Japanese to go with the Thai and the Filipino and a little bit of everything such as Laotian and Cambodian - but definitely heavy on the Vietnamese stuff as is the expectancy. The sad thing is that people on Yelp haven't really made a dent into these yet as I came here and noticed that probably only three or four of the 30 or 40 food places in this massive Market have even been put on Yelp yet. I've now put them all on Yelp and will be working my way through them each time I visit Saint Paul until I have put up pix of various dishes at each one. But if you live around here and you come here more regularly than I do, what's your excuse? Give all of these places a try! Put them on the map! Figure out which ones are the true hidden gems! Why go to Ye Olde Basic Brewery yet again for yet another pale ale and yet another microbrew craft beer and some more freaking Mozzarella Sticks. You can come here and do what Yelp is really all about which is trying new things and putting little places like this on the map.

Don't be surprised if you get hair in your food, honestly. I mean, it's called Hair Kitchen, what…read moredo you expect? Oh wait it's not. The Hmong Village is a huge Warehouse full of textiles and trinkets and amazing Goods that are generally Vietnamese but also from all parts of the world. And at one end of this massive Warehouse of goodies and delights is this enormous endless row of magical food places which are serving everything from Pho to fake Chinese food to fake Japanese food to Korean food and even some real Chinese and Japanese to go with the Thai and the Filipino and a little bit of everything such as Laotian and Cambodian - but definitely heavy on the Vietnamese stuff as is the expectancy. The sad thing is that people on Yelp haven't really made a dent into these yet as I came here and noticed that probably only three or four of the 30 or 40 food places in this massive Market have even been put on Yelp yet. I've now put them all on Yelp and will be working my way through them each time I visit Saint Paul until I have put up pix of various dishes at each one. But if you live around here and you come here more regularly than I do, what's your excuse? Give all of these places a try! Put them on the map! Figure out which ones are the true hidden gems! Why go to Ye Olde Basic Brewery yet again for yet another pale ale and yet another microbrew craft beer and some more freaking Mozzarella Sticks. You can come here and do what Yelp is really all about which is trying new things and putting little places like this on the map.

DELICIOUS! We live in OK and we come here every time we are in MN. Food is outstanding and kitchen…read moreis decently clean. When you are sitting in your hotel room and your stomach is rumbling, come here and get an order of home-cooked Hmong food! They automatically pack it to-go. We have had the purple sticky rice, pork belly, chicken quarters (chinese bbq style), sticky rice sausage, mustard greens, and hot pepper. It is ALL good. Staff is very friendly. Food may seem pricey, but for the quality and quantity, it is a fair deal. Try to go before 4pm so you can get some meat before they sell out for the day! Also, the woman who runs this booth speaks English, so no worries if you don't know any Hmong like me!

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.

Pick up only Asian spot off of Foley Blvd and 109th in the strip mall. They have 4 or 5 seats to…read morewait for your food and few tables for order pickup. I ordered the vegetable delight. The entrees come with a side of white rice or the other option is a combo where the entree portion is smaller but comes with a side of fried rice and one egg roll or 3 wontons. I went on a weeknight, dinner time and the order came in about 15 minutes The food was hot and fresh after driving it home. The vegetable delight had a bit of a sweet taste for those that like that. Fast, efficient and fresh food. Will be back !