Incredible Thai food with wonderful service in a cute space. It was a great experience end to end. Walked in with a party of 6 an hour before close, and the staff was kind enough to accommodate us at the bar and ensure we got orders in before kitchen close. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed their food. We all noted that it was truly the perfect dinner portion where you leave full but not stuffed. The price is extremely reasonable for SF as well, so that combo of right size and right price really tickles my fancy. Cambodian Beef Skewer ($12): Bomb. Like, really wonderful. Tender, charred, salty, a bit sweet, and umami. This is one of their specialties, and I see why! It is absolutely one of the best skewers I've ever had. Pumpkin Curry w/ Chicken ($18) + White Rice ($3): So delicious. Silky-smooth curry loaded with all the mix-ins. If you like curry, just get it. I took a bite of my brother's Loc Lac ($15): also great. There was a broth + egg noodle-based dish that I can't remember the name of that was also super good. On the side, we ordered some Roti ($3 ea), and those were flaky and crispy. Finally, dessert was also fantastic. I LOVE to see a restaurant kill the mains and also bring out wonderful desserts. - Mango Sticky Rice ($8): Truly so good. I loved the sesame seeds on the mango to add some crunchy nuttiness to an otherwise smooth dish. They executed very well. - Fried Banana with Honey ($8): Could pop like 10 of these. I say order. - Roti w/ Ice Cream (between $8 - 12): fun, yummy. Probably my least favorite dessert, but still good. Amazing work, Megan's Table!!! If you are in the area, don't miss it :) read more

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Hubs wanted to check out Megan's Table since they offer both Cambodian and Thai fare. Arrived at around 5pm on Saturday and we were seated quickly. We ordered: 1) Beef skewers ($13 for 2 skewers) - The flavor was good but I would've liked them grilled for just a tad longer to get those caramelized bits. Mom found them to be a bit too chewy for her taste. 2) Chicken laab ($17) - Mom liked this one. Flavor was good and not too citrusy. 3) Khao Soi ($20) - Kiddos love their noodles. The broth was flavorful but a bit too spicy for me. 4) Loc Lac ($19) - The beef was good - tasty with the dipping sauce. However, like another reviewer noted, it was missing that wok hei flavor. 5) Tom Kha w/ chicken ($17) - It was ok. 6) Crab Fried Rice ($20) - Good but the price may be a bit steep for what is was. 7) Mango Sticky Rice ($9) - The mangos were a bit tart but ok when eaten with the rice. 8) Fried Banana ($8) - I didn't try this but mom liked it as they were served hot. There were about 5 pieces which, together, may make up one whole fried banana. Overall, the food was good; however, nothing in particular stood out. Glad to have given them a try. read more

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Cozy spot for Thai/Cambodian food with a few tables and bar seating available. The menu is limited but with solid choices and classic options, including pad thai and pad see ew. We opted to try the cambodian beef skewers, khmer salad and mee ka tang. At the time we went, the phnom penh noodles that was shown in some menu images was removed as an option. The beef skewers were tender with balanced flavors of the aromatics, including lemongrass and kaffir lime leaves. The khmer salad reminded me of papaya salad but with different greens. The salad had just the right amount of dressing--it was flavorful without being overpowering or drenched in sauce. The mee ka tang had wok-charred noodles topped with a mild, lightly seasoned gravy and a generous portion of protein. The prices are reasonable. Food comes out quickly and the staff is very sweet. Overall a great spot for Thai food. read more

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So far so good. Their khao soi was everything I wanted it to be. The curry was salty, sweet, and spicy. The beef skewer was tender and just covered in lemongrass. This was one of the best khao soi in terms of flavor, texture, and spice that I've found. The mango sticky rice was fine, but I really appreciated how toasty the sesame seeds were on top. Will be a favored spot when I'm on Ocean. read more

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This place is such a hole in the wall, but the food was AMAZING! Highly recommend the Cambodian beef skewers and the tom yum soup. Everything was so flavorful and delicious! read more

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Small and cute spot on Ocean. Came across it by chance one day. Loved it so much I came back the next day. First time I had Pad Thai and thought it was really yummy. Noticed the menu was kind of small, but there were still a range of option. Next day I had the pumpkin curry, so delicious. Planning to go back for more next time I have a long lunch break. read more

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this cambodian-thai spot is best accessed via transit (K). it has a handful of tables and the ambience is a cosy restaurant x bar vibe. service is fast. best of all, the prices are extremely reasonable and affordable for the portions and quality! we got the (ranked in order of my preference): 1. cha kroeung ($15): huge portions and the ground chicken was very flavorful 2. crab fried rice ($20): not bland like a lot of other fried rice, would have been my favorite if the crab wasn't cold 3. mango sticky rice ($8): delicious, I only wish there was more 4. pumpkin curry ($15): a little sweet for me and the pumpkin was kind of hard 5. khao soi with grilled beef ($20): not enough sauce, some parts of the beef were chewy read more

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The phnom penh dry noodles are no longer on the menu. At around 8pm, the leng soup was sold out on a Sunday night. I had to settle for the Khao Soi noodles, grilled beef $20. This was a coconut curry based noodle, beef skewer, pickled vegetables with a lump of crispy noodles dish. The flavor of the curry was good. Noodles and texture of beef were adequate. As for the side vegetables, chopped onions, chili flakes and pickled greens, they made the dish authentic. Wait time was fine. This was a good meal while watching the World Cup soccer match between Sweden and Tunis. read more

What a wonderful surprise this place was. I had an appointment a few doors down and am so happy that I popped in for lunch. Such a welcoming, nice space and their food was awesome. Their tom kha soup was creamy and flavorful and everything else I ordered exceeded my expectations. The food was as delicious as it was pretty. The service was great and I will definitely be retuning. read more

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We've been here a couple times now and the food is always good. The service has been good so far. We were lucky the restaurant wasn't too busy inside when we arrived. The restaurant and bathrooms are always clean. read more

Super exciting to see a Cambodian place since most are in the East Bay or Stockton. As someone who grew up with Cambodian food, I would say it tastes like a home cook made it. Not a bad thing if you're looking for homestyle comfort, but I probably could just go to my aunt's house. Beef skewers were yummy but missing that almost caramelized grilled finish that you would find in the beef sticks in Cambodia. Maybe the marinade is too liquidy for that cooking reaction to happen. They were my favorite part of the meal but just missing the extra little something. Beef loc lac was fine but missing wok hei and the distinct black pepperiness that would come from using Kampot pepper. Phnom Penh noodles were a bit disappointing and quite plain (you can get these noodles aka hu tieu nam vang from other Vietnamese/Teochew places in the city). Overall, not a bad neighborhood place and a good intro to Cambodian food so come check it out! read more

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We were craving for Thai food. This place has high ratings and we decided to give it a try. We were greeted and seated by a friendly waitress upon entering this casual restaurant. We ordered the Papaya Salad With Grilled Shrimp, Cha Kroeung, Pumpkin Curry, Pad Thai, Loc Lac, Phnom Pehn Noodle, Mango Sticky Rice, and Megan's Roti Ice Cream. Our food came out in a timely manner. The Papaya Salad With Grilled Shrimp and Cha Kroeung were ok. There's nothing special about them. The Pumpkin Curry With Pork, Pad Thai, and Loc Lac were flavorful. The Phnom Pehn Noodle was flavorless, which was our least favorite. The Mango Sticky Rice and Megan's Roti With Coconut Ice Cream were our favorites as well. The restaurant is kind of small with one waitress serving the whole restaurant. When we needed napkins, we had to flag here down. The prices are reasonable and the portions with decent. read more

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Super happy with my meal and experience here! There's metered parking and very limited residential parking. The interior is cute. I came on a Tuesday night and the warm lighting was cozy. There was other table seated when I arrived and then just 2 other parties that came after. They had orders picked up for delivery though. Great spot for all types of occasions and a reasonably priced meal. I had an app, entree, soup and dessert for like $60?! (No tip yet) This was the perfect amount for 2 people. The fresh shrimp spring rolls were beautifully presented. Never had the sauce laid underneath the rolls like that before. I definitely need to come back. read more

Megan’s Table - Spring rolls, Tom kha - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

Food 3.75/5 My favorite out of the three dishes we ordered was the beef skewer! Beef skewer has a strong lemongrass flavor layered with pickled carrots/radish underneath. The pad kee mao wasn't spicy and was too oily and too little protein. The phnom pehn noodle by itself wasn't flavorful, def try with the soup. Service 5/5 Everyone here is friendly and work very fast. All of our food came out in less than five minutes. I wished the skewers were grilled to order because you could tell they just heated it up after we ordered. Ambiance 4/5 It is a small restaurant on ocean but packed during dinner time. Lots of light and flower decors and provides a warm dining experience. read more

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Cute little restaurant with nice decor inside, the owners of the restaurant are very sweet providing us with good service. I ordered the loc lac and it was beef sirloin with some veggies on the side. The flavor was amazing, very garlicky and good amount of salt and pepper. I loved that it came with some veggies on the side to balance out the dish. read more

Megan’s Table - Beef Loc Lac - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

Cute little restaurant with friendly staff. The Cambodian beef skewers were extremely tender and the pickled radish paired really well with it. Everything was well seasoned, but more on the peppery side for the Pad See Ew and broth that came with the Phnom Pehn noodle. The only thing I regret is not ordering more because everything on their specials sounded delicious. In my opinion, the dishes were a bit small so I could have easily ordered more. The prices were decent though so the portion sizes were justifiable. read more

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Solid spot with consistently good food and a relaxed, friendly vibe. We've been here three times and the service has always been warm and welcoming. Standouts for us are the loc lak beef, pumpkin curry with chicken, and shrimp pad thai -- all flavorful and made with fresh ingredients. We tried both soups and they were fine, just not the highlights of the menu. Pro tip: Get the roti with the pumpkin curry instead of just rice. Totally worth it. read more

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It's nice to see more Cambodian places pop up in the city! Albeit this is a Cambodian/Thai restaurant, it has a few noticeable Cambodian dishes such as the phnom pehn noodles, Loc Lac and Khmer salad. Megan's Table takes over where PurTea used to be on Ocean Ave. This is a review of just their takeout/to go, since I didn't have time to dine in when I was in the area. The inside/interior has a contemporary/modern aesthetic with wood accents throughout; exuding a chill and relaxing cafe vibe. The staff that I interacted with was super friendly and helpful in helping decide what to order; unfortunately they didn't have the Phnom Pehn Noodles or Leng Soup available for takeout(not sure what the reason was); so I decided to give their Tom Kha a try. 1) Tom Kha(With Shrimp)(6/10) - A very warm and creamy coconut soup with a slight tang. I did ask to make it spicy, which they have 5 levels of. I went for level 3, which was a comfortable spice level; would definitely go a bit higher next time . There were tons of straw mushrooms + 6 small shrimps; and that was about it. There wasn't any garnishes such as cilantro or green onions. I did end up just cooking my own rice noodles at home to add to the soup to make it more of a meal. It was an okay bowl of Tom Kha - somewhat savory and sweet, coconut forward with a slight hit of sour(barely noticeable) and scent of lemongrass. I do wish them success as there are very few Cambodian spots in the SF area. Will definitely come back another time to give their other dishes a try as their prices seem very reasonable! read more

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2nd time going. Food is really good. Restaurant is nice too. Nice cute little place with really good Cambodian and Thai food.

3.5 stars Thai tea - thick and strong, really delicious and only a tad too sweet for me Pad kee mao (with tofu) - flavorful and a good portion, but the spice level calibration is off. We got a 2/5 on spice and that will still be enough to burn your tongue. Watch out for this one! Tom kha (with tofu) - this was pretty disappointing. It's basically just the broth with boiled tofu and mushrooms. I was missing all the other veg that usually comes with it, as well as toppings like green onion or cilantro Mango sticky rice - solid, but some of the rice was hard Service was quick and friendly, though you might have to flag someone for water or other asks Bathroom was clean We did have some flies buzzing around our meal, but that might be a location specific issue (when it was Purtea, they had the same problem) read more

Megan’s Table - Thai tea, pad kee mao, tom kha - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

3.5 STARS Name alone, I thought this was an American farm-to-table resto, not a Cambodian and Thai resto. While Champa Garden is nearby, the Westwood Park/Ingleside area could def use more funk! Fish funk that is. Opening last month, Megan's Table took over PurTea. It's owned by one Thai family and a Cambodian family. Open for takeout and dine in. No delivery at this time. Small menu of 20 items including dessert. Hope they expand their menu to include harder to find items like Cambodian fish amok and Thai boat noodles. And, maybe even brunchie fusion items on the weekends since there's a lack of brunch spots in Ingleside. F O O D * Cambodian Beef Skewers w/ pickled veggies ($12) + Rice ($3): https://tinyurl.com/yurzk8ak Tender with nice charred edges but wished the lemongrass flavor was stronger and the pickled veggies had more acidic punch. * Loc Lac: Cambodian-style Garlic + Pepper Beef ($15): https://tinyurl.com/yxnan5jd The Cambodian cousin of Viet shaking beef, I really liked the sauteed onions but felt the beef was lacking flavor. Good thing the lime dipping sauce helped. * Mee Ka Tang: Wide Noodles w/ gravy, gai lan, choice of protein (Shrimp-$18): https://tinyurl.com/yc3533r7 Similar to Chinese chow fun with gravy, I liked the fresh, snappy shrimp and crisp gai lan. The gravy could of a dash of fish sauce for flavor. The portion of noodles was quite smaller than the norm. * Roti ($3) It was ok, seems to be a commercial one that was pan-fried. S E R V I C E Staff was very sweet but on the weeknight we visited food took awhile because there was a larger party of 10 inside. The first dish took 35 minutes with the last (3rd dish) arriving in an hour. A M B I A N C E Same casual, cozy vibe and same furnishings as the previous business (PurTea) with about 5-6 tables inside, one table outside, and counter seats. P A R K I N G Residential and metered parking. Overall, Megan's Table has potential. Like others, I felt the portions and flavors need some work. Not sure if it's intentional but it feels they held back on the typical bold, punchy flavors of Thai and Cambodian food to accommodate the American palate. 3.5 stars rounded up for a new local, small business. read more

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**Cambodian Beef Skewers** 5/5 -- MUST ORDER! Probably one of the best skewers I've ever had. It was juicy and charred with just the right about of bite. The marinade shone through without overpowering the beef itself. **Thai Sausage** 4/5 -- Yummy but didn't stand out. **Leng Soup** 4/5 -- I could appreciate it, but definitely not the dish for everyone. Very flavorful and had a nice tang to it. pretty salty for a soup, but good when you sip on it with the pork that comes with it. Probably not ideal if you don't like using your hands/eating off the bone, although the bone did come with a lot of meat. **Pad See Ew** 4/5 -- Solid. It had the right ratio of ingredients and the noodles were chewy, but was missing more wok hei aroma. It was tasty, but I've had better. **Pumpkin Curry with Tofu** 4.5/5 -- Solid, better than most places. Good balance of savory and sweet. read more

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Got the khao soi, pumpkin curry, and two of their Thai craft beers. Very satisfied especially if you like spice =] read more

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Leng soup is giant and comes with a lot of meat on the bones. Our order was very salty though, had to order a side of noodles and even then... we will be taking the rest home and adding neutral broth, will be amazing. This was the only downside of the whole and it's still good. Pumpkin curry and mango sticky rice are very flavorful, I do recommend those. Prices are very affordable (I fear they may have to raise prices in the future, like other restaurants in SF), so come quick! We ordered skewers, pumpkin curry, Leng soup, white rice, rice noodles, and mango sticky rice for $59, $75.63 after tax and tip. Feels very worth it. The inside is calm and nice, it strikes a balance between homey, intimate, and classy. The light slow jazz in the background contributes to an unrushed, chill dining ambiance. Service is attentive, nice, and quick. The skewers came out just minutes after ordering and the rest of the food followed before we finished the skewers. We will be back! Here's hoping Megan's Table can keep up the quality as time goes on, they've set the bar high. read more

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Seeing this new spot having so many good reviews, we made a special trip to Ocean Avenue just to try them out! Cute cafe vibes and modern decor, but that's where it ends. Did we order wrong? Did we come on an off day? ***OUR PICKS*** LAAB SALAD ~ spicy and sour ground chicken, salad with roasted rice powder, red onion, fresh herbs. This lacked flavor and moisture that it was just DRY. The meat used was chopped up chicken breast and not "ground" chicken. And there were only a few leaves of lettuce and not enough to call it a true salad. There was more dried meat than vegetables. Maybe a dressing or sauce would help this. 2/5 PAD KEE MAO ~ Spicy wok-fried wide rice noodles, basil, bell pepper, gai lan, cabbage and chicken. The wide rice noodles were broken and didn't have elasticity which is typical for fresh noodles. It was very spicy, but was lacking a depth of flavor. 3/5 THAI FRIED RICE ~ Thai style egg fried rice, tomato, gai lan, onion, and pork. This dish was probably the best among the 3 we ordered. Flavor was good, but can you really screw up fried rice? 4/5 Small portions which is typical for Thai food. But we felt the dishes were missing fish sauce or something to liven the flavor. Disappointed that I couldn't rate this higher to confirm the same experience as others. read more

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I saw that there was a new Cambodian/Thai restaurant in the city so I had to stop by! I came with a friend on a Wednesday night and was able to grab a table, but shortly after all other tables filled up. It's a cozy place with about 7-8 tables and beautiful decorations. The ambiance felt very home-y. We tried the Loc Lac with beef, Mee Ka Tang with pork, and Thai Fried Rice with shrimp and all were bangers! They do not skimp on the protein and my favorite had to be the Loc Lac with Beef, mmm! I want to note their prices are very reasonable/affordable and portion sizes were big in my opinion. All items are around $10-15, so worth it in my opinion. There was one server, super sweet guy who checked in throughout the meal and made sure we were doing good. We cleaned the plate and left so stuffed. I'll definitely be back and will bring family/friends to try this place! read more

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New Thai place on very busy Ocean Avenue. Soft opening on October 2nd in this bright, airy, high-ceilinged restaurant. Seats approximately 30 with 4 counter spaces and remaining tables of 2s and 4s with a large table for 6. Menu is simple and limited with Appetizers of Beef Skewers, Egg Rolls, Chicken Wings, and Spring Rolls. We had the Beef Skewers (2 to an order) which had good flavor but were a bit chewy. Also had the Egg Rolls (3 rolls cut in half) which were over priced, small and plain. No discernible flavor to these egg rolls while the texture was crunchy correct. Definitely needs the sweet dipping sauce. I don't recommend the two appetizers that we had but the chicken wings sound like a viable option. We also had the Tom Kha (Gai - Chicken, other proteins available) Soup which was very good but not substantially large. Suggest they make a Khao Soi with the Tom Kha Gai Soup - add thick noodles and a little chilli to it. This would be an easy seller on busy Ocean Avenue where you'd probably get a lot of single diners. The Pad Thai with Shrimp was also good, but again a little pricey for the portion served. We closed with Mango Sticky Rice which had a sweet, half slice of mango served on top of an overly chewy sticky rice., too chewy. Overall, nice ambiance, good service, and food is hit or miss depending on what you order. We liked the Tom Ka Soup and the Pad Thai. They have plenty of time to fine tune their menu and their dishes, good luck on this busy street near a bus stop! read more

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TLDR: Surprisingly good, attentively prepared Thai cuisine, small to moderate sized portions, friendly personable service in this cute, yet modern neighborhood-style Thai place. Known for being a busy thoroughfare with cars and light rail vehicles speeding to and fro, Ocean Avenue is dotted with a fair number of restaurants that provide a welcome respite from all the noise and bustle.A recent entrant is Meghan's Table - a cute little Thai restaurant that was recently the location of a tea/boba place for a short while.Once inside, I wasn't really sure what to expect, but everything we tried was good. Some plates richer in flavor than at many other Thai places we've been. We ordered: Thai Fried Rice: The Thai Fried Rice with chicken was the true surprise and standout as it had a toasty wok aroma that made every bite a total delight. The chicken was accompanied with fried gai lan, and two slices each of fresh cucumber and tomatoes. (5/5) Mixed Vegetables Plate: On point, with stir fried gai lan, mushrooms, onion, and again, good wok aroma,. Overall a excellent healthy yet tasty choice. (4.9/5) Pad Thai: AOK, no surprises, on point, and met the need. Since one of us aren't into eggs, we made the request to have the egg fried separately instead of being mixed in. The fried egg arrived over easy and tasty for us! (4/5) Note that the portions aren't huge, but turned out for us to be just right. No leftovers! We ate it ALL. Again, the fried rice was amazing Dessert: Mango sticky rice Fresh slices of Mango - a bit on the firmer side, but still very sweet. The rice had an almost crunchy texture that posed a striking contrast to the tender slices of mango. On the tongue, this tastes sweet of course, but accompanied with subtle notes of salt and umami from the crunchy toasted sesame. 4.8/5 Verdict: The Wok Aroma of the stir fried dishes here really won me over. I never seem to experience that level of aroma in Thai food here in the US. Also, the friendly staff here really make you feel welcome like you've been there a hundred times before.. We'll be back for sure! read more

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Wanted to try this new Cambodian Thai fusion restaurant in the neighborhood. Was worried Ocean Ave. would be hard to find parking but my friend got front parking with 2 hour meter. I was lucky and found a 2 hour parking on the side street so did not have to pay meter. I made a reservation for 2 people for lunch, but it was not crowded inside and was not necessary at least for us. The decor is casual, bright and clean. Service was excellent. Probably restaurant seats about 30? Most tables were for parties of 4 but guess they can put tables together to accommodate bigger parties? Saw 1 round table right when you walk in and looks like it is also for 4 people. They do have a bar. We shared one Cambodian dish and one Thai dish. The dishes were small sized portion as witnessed by my pictures. But at least both of the dishes were very favorable. The rice was a bit hard not fluffy. read more

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Megan's Table is a cozy little cambodian restaurant located in the ingleside area. It recently opened at the beginning of October so they are still trying to promote themselves - like getting a free drink with an instagram tag! Space is clean and has a lot of natural lighting. Staff is friendly. I was pretty excited to come here since there's not too much places in SF area that have Phnom Penh noodles. We ended up ordering Cambodian beef skewers, laab salad and the Phnom Penh noodles. For the noodles, I chose dry flat rice noodles with soup on the side. There's also the option of egg noodles, thin rice noodles or flat rice noodles and soup in the noodles. Cambodian beef skewers had a strong lemongrass flavor but I loved the taste along with the pickled veggies. The soup was light and comforting, not too salty (especially since I finished it all and was not thirsty afterwards!) Noodles were smooth but might have been a tad overcooked. I added chili powder to it and the little kick of spice made the dish even better. Laab was a little dry but not over seasoned or oily. Portions were ok - just don't come starving and it'll be enough. But considering only $10 for a bowl of noodles !?! read more

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The family and I walked in around 5:30pm with the restaurant mostly empty. The entire restaurant, including bar seating area was filled by probably 5:45-5:50pm. We were pleasantly surprised with how much support this new establishment has gotten so far! For our experience, the restaurant is still trying to find its rhythm. As folks who have some restaurant experience, it was clear that they're still working on establishing their processes and be able to continue to provide a high level of service during a surge. They definitely struggled in that area tonight as we were only checked in on for our order and then for our bill at the end of our meal. Of the dishes we ordered, we were most impressed with the pad see ew, which was cooked and seasoned to perfection. However, we did feel as though the laab salad ($13) and beef skewers ($12) fell short because they were just too salty for our taste. We were also had some sticker shock seeing a bowl of white rice was $3. I honestly felt like this was a 3-3.5 star experience but am deciding to round up because I want to support this new business and am also hoping that the hiccups we experienced are due to being a new business, which may have some inconsistency at the beginning. Overall, it was a decent experience and we will give them another try at some point. read more

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Such a cute restaurant! I tried the Pad Thai, Phnom Pehn noodles and their Mango Sticky Rice! The Pad Thai had good flavor and wasn't too sweet! I really liked the broth with the Phnom Pehn and the noodles and ingredients were decent, nothing too unique. I'm pleasantly surprised with how great the mango tasted in the Mango Sticky Rice given how cold the season has been! Overall, really clean and cozy restaurant with excellent service. Will definitely stop by again :) read more

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Delicious and generous portions. The noodles were chewy and nicely seasoned, the veggies were fresh and crunchy. The dessert was not too sweet, i tasted a little onion on the strawberry though, that's why I only gave them a 4. The service was very fast courteous. The server was really nice. The place is clean and spacious. I recommend trying them out. read more

Megan’s Table - Water - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

Delicious! This place is so clean, cute and delicious! We stopped in for a weekday lunch and had the whole restaurant to ourselves. I was a bit weary but after the first bite, we spent the rest of our meal talking about how we wanted to come back with the rest of our family. The prices are reasonable and the food is delicious and fresh! My husband ordered the beef skewers and this is a must-have! I'm not into meat skewers but these were out of the world delicious. The marinade flavors were so tasty with the crispy char on the slightly fatty edges of the skewer. I'm going to dream of this. read more

Great food for the price. Service was quick and friendly. Ordered pumpkin curry with chicken and a side of rice and a tofu pad Thai to go. There was a lot of tofu and chicken given in each meal. The pad Thai noodles were cooked perfectly and it was flavorful. The pumpkin curry was packed with flavor and hit all the right notes, though I wish there was a bit more pumpkin to green peppers ratio wise. Level 1 heat was plenty. Will be back to to try eating in. read more

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SO GOOD! Everything was delicious. Chicken wings , papaya salad , crab fried rice , shrimp pad thai ,pad see ew, beef loc lac , fried banana with coconut ice cream , and mango sticky rice. read more

Cambodian skewers were juicy, well marinated and full of flavor. I got this over rice and was transported back to Cambodia . Place is cozy, cute, clean and service is friendly. read more

Megan’s Table - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

First time trying a Cambodian restaurant and it was delicious. Leng soup was a sour spicy pork bone soup and I recommend trying if you like Canh Chua, Sinigang, or other sour soups. Cha Kroeng flavor was good, especially the lemongrass. Pad See Ew was not bad too, a little on the sweeter side though. If you come with a group of people, I highly recommend eating family style that way you all can try multiple dishes. Server was also very friendly! read more

Megan’s Table - Leng Soup, Cha Kroeng - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

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The low fi lounge music hits hard. Love it ! Food is amazing and I had the basic phnom phen egg noodles with soup on the side for only $10 !! Omg. Come here to ocean Ave and support this shop. Clean space and friendly staff. Hits the spot ! JYW highly recommends! read more

Megan’s Table - Cambodian style soup on the side. Meatball with sliced pork egg noodles. Served al dente !!! Great dish. - Cambodian Near Me - San Francisco, California

Really nice family-owned restaurant. We had a reservation for six at 6:30pm on a Wednesday, but it was not needed, they were not very busy. I took a bus and friends found parking within a block. Our server was really sweet and nice. Very affordable - it was $27.77 total per person for a light meal for six, with a few non-alcoholic drinks. * Cambodian Beef Skewer $12 - 3 stars. Good flavor, slightly tough. * Khmer Salad with shrimp $19 - 2.5 stars. Simplistic and not too interesting for me. * Cha Kroeung with chicken $15 (sauteed ground meat) - 3.5 stars * Pumpkin Curry with Tofu $15 - 4 stars * Tom Kha with chicken $15 (creamy coconut soup) - 4 stars * Leng Soup $17 (slow cooked pork bone) - 3 stars. A bit much lime for me, and the pork was mostly bone, though the bits of pork on it were tender. * Roti $3 - 3 stars, a little tough. * Mango sticky rice $8 - 3 stars. Fine, but mango was not quite ripe enough, sticky rice was a little too sticky and hard for me. * Megan's Roti Ice cream $12 - 3 stars. Fine but felt a bit like a western dessert, like pancake with ice cream and syrup on top. read more