My husband and I stopped by this place since I was craving Khmer food. The pho was very bland, and they were turning guests away as they arrived because they ran out. So idk if they made enough to serve us quickly. Prices were a little funny. My husband ordered the Khmer dry noodles but it was an upcharge to have it dry. You would think that's one less add-on broth so it should be cheaper. My husband also confirmed that he'll have it dried with the server and it came out wet. lol Also ordered a lot cha to go and it's very bland and it's not consistent , there were no chives or green onions as it was posted by previous people. I will always support my Khmer people but there needs to be a little improvement. read more

Order to go was ready pretty quick pick up #5 and #7 short noddles and dry egg noddles, the food was pretty good I think it would be better if I had dine in to eat but I was in my lunch break. Definitely need to try the beef noddle soup next time looking forward to try the beef noddle soup. read more

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Okay, a friend recommend this place to be and it's solid. We had two bowls of noodle soups. One of which was the Kuy Teav Phnom Phen. The broth in this was just chef's kiss. The restaurant itself is a bit outdated, but I'm definitely here more for the food. I also read some earlier reviews about the service and I'm really not sure what people are talking about. I thought the service was great. I asked something to be omitted from my bowl of soup and it was not a problem whatsoever. Prices for this restaurant are affordable too epecially when you consider how much food you get. One FYI though: It is cash only. So make sure you bring cash, otherwise, the closest ATM is the ATM in the liquor store in the shopping center. read more

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Friendly staff that quickly took our to-go order as soon as we walked in. We've been to this restaurant a handful of times but always had our food to go. Usual orders are the Phnom Penh noodle and I have it dry (#1) and Beef salad (#19). Solid food and consistent quality. Their restroom is always clean so the rating should be 5+ stars. Haven't found any Cambodian restaurant in the Bay that's as good as Mitapheap since Nyum Bai is closed. If you've found any, suggestions are welcome! read more

Mitapheap Restaurant - Always good. Seasoning is consistently on point. Had more tripe this time than beef but that's okay. - Cambodian Near Me - Stockton, California

Walls were adorned with Angkor wat framed paintings , other then that not much of an ambiance. I had a bowl of kuy teav phnom pehn ( Cambodian noodles soup style ) and we shared chai qua ( fried breads ) flavors for both did not stand out to me . It tastes fine but not the best comparison to other restaurants I been to. My friends had babaw cheam chrouk pork blood rice porridge & lord cha stir fry pin noodles . They mentioned the lord cha had great flavors and babaw was ok. Service was mediocre, friendly demeanor was non existent and not attentive read more

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The babaw with pork and liver bits is my go to on a rainy day or when I'm feeling unwell. The combination fried rice is so nostalgic for me brings me to my childhood still delicious and is cash only so come prepared read more

Cozy lil restaurant. The area has gotten a bit better thankfully. Cash only fyi, come prepared. For me, I loooooooove the lemongrass chicken with hot (holy?) basil. It just satisfies this meat and rice boy's tummy. Love the flavor. Also, kids absolutely crave for the beef and American broccoli here. It has that classic taste, that to me, is how beef n' broccoli should taste like. read more

Mitapheap Restaurant - Lemongrass chicken w/hot basil - Cambodian Near Me - Stockton, California

This restaurant has been here forever. Not sure if it's still the same owner or not, but as of today, the food was good, place was clean, and everyone who works there was so sweet and friendly. Would definitely eat here again when I'm in the area. read more

Perfect comfort food! I had the chicken with tomatoes, pineapple , lotus root, and herbs. So good!! read more

Mitapheap Restaurant - Somlar Machu Youn - Cambodian Near Me - Stockton, California

2/10/25: Decided on a quick lunch here, since I haven't for a while. Quiet and steady. Food we ordered was two large beef noodle soups and a seafood chow fun with gravy sauce plate. I don't know if it was just that day, but all three orders were awful and tasteless. The beef noodle broths were just bland even with all of the ingredients mixed in. The flat noodles in the chow fun were a bit chewy and I expected more bits of other seafood. The gravy sauce to it wasn't slightly thick to my liking. Maybe, that day was just an off day, I have always enjoyed their foods in the past. Then again, I will just stick to my go-to orders of their fried rice and porridge. read more

Mitapheap Restaurant - Menu: 2/10/25 - Cambodian Near Me - Stockton, California

Felt like I was at home. Soup was so yummy even on a hot day. Staff was friendly and service was great.

My rice soup with ground pork, pork blood and pork intestines was as good as it gets. Perfect salty/sour balance (if you want it saltier tip in the little dish of beans they provide) and good quality throughout. It's not likely I will be back soon because of distance so my review is based on one dish. But I have the feeling everything is going to be just as good. The restaurant is very bare bones but neat as a pin. The menu is rich with Cambodian taste to try. My west coast base is San Francisco and we don't have anything like Mitapheap there. If you live in Stockton, please come and support this gem. read more

Amazing indian food based out of Mumbai! All of the food was so flavorful and especially the dessert. If you're lost in San Ramon and want to eat some bomb indian food you gotta stop here. Mohan took care of us and was an awesome server! read more

A very casual and authentic Cambodian restaurant. I come here for their pork combination rice porridge and the husband would get their beef kathiew (pho). We haven't tried anything else on the menu. Portion size I would say it's just right. This place only accept cash as their only form of payment. Restaurant itself could possibly be renovated. read more

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My husband and I enjoy coming to this mom-and-pop restaurant occasionally. It's our favorite place for pho. Whenever we visit, we see the same familiar customers, which gives us the impression that it's a very friendly and family-oriented place. The food is affordable and delicious, and the service is quick and friendly. The dining room is spacious and well-maintained. read more

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I live in the bay and brought some food home to my gf and her family on the 16th, however I gave one mee kathang to my mom who lives in Stockton and she called me to tell me the noodles were still hard. the lort cha was good including the salad, but I def think there needs to be improvements on the mee kathang. read more

My favorite would have to be the fried pompano and the service. Will most likely come back for the fish. The quail was good too read more

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My family has been coming here for about 10 years. I've been there about 50 times in the past. We usually go for breakfast. They have provided a high quality rice soup at every visit. You can customize your rice soup with seafood, or just fish or chicken and they give you ample toppings and a special treat of fermented beans that I really love. Sometimes we come for lunch and they have a really good pho as well. My dad very much likes their hot coffee they make in the morning which is a drip style that is usually found in Southeast Asia. We have never been disappointed coming here and I don't think you will be either. read more

**cash only** Since moving away from my parents I haven't had alot of cambodian food... I really missed prohok ktiss and this place brought me back to my childhood. Everything I ordered tasted like how it should and it wasn't salty! Definitely come by if your craving Cambodian food read more

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https://youtu.be/6CIq2fp9dDg I ordered their Beef Salad, Salaw Machew Kreung, Squid salad, Fish Amok, Fried Fish with Ginger and Lort Cha. My favorites were the Salaw Machew Kreung and Lort Cha. The Fish Amok was pretty good as well. The waiter was attentive and the food was affordable. The setting was average for the neighborhood. Watch me eat the food at the link above. read more

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I think this is a pretty decent place! I got the Prahok, Chicken over Ginger Rice, and the Eggplant plate with ground pork + shrimp! Eggplant plate 5/5 - This was my favorite dish! The eggplants were smoky and the ground pork was crispy! Really good combo and tasted amazing! Prahok 4/5 - I've never had this before so I have nothing else to compare it to but it was the reason why I stopped by. I thought it was really good! It's a fermented fish based dish I believe mixed with diff spices and coconut milk. So, so, so flavorful. It comes with vegetables to dip and if you want rice you will have to get that on the side. Really good first experience with the dish. Definitely on the sour side. Chicken over ginger rice 2.5/5 - Let's start with the good, the ginger rice was on point! A little crispy too which I liked. The chicken and vegetables on the other hand tasted a little old. My first bite was the chicken dipped in the fish sauce that comes with it and it just tasted a bit of to me. I found that eating the two separate was fine but together -- no bueno. The chicken was a bit dry which made me wonder if it was a little old. But still edible. The fish sauce was diff from what I've had before and so maybe I'm just not used to the flavor combo since I usually eat Lao/Thai food. Stockton has some really decent restaurants! Other pluses to this place is the pickled chili peppers + red chili paste which makes such a good veggie dip the way it is. They also have hot tea for a cheap price which is nice. They are also clean and practicing social distancing which is always a plus for me! read more

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Damn I'm so disappointed of them how they just sold me some real burnt looking dog cha krueng quail meat star hella sour like it's hella old everything black and burnt . Be honest food taste garbage now read more

Mitapheap Restaurant - Cambodian Near Me - Stockton, California

11/4/13 Late Afternoon Couple of friends and I decided to try this place. Pad Thai- tasty but chewy. Pan fried quail-savory but boney as expected. Ginger salted fish- savory, sweet with that ginger spicy taste but more on the sweet side. Cooked well. Make sure to put in a little work with your fingers if the fork isnt up to the task to get to the more tastier meat, dont be afriad to get your hands a bit messy. 5 Thai Teas Food was good, good portions. Will go back to try something new. Service was not so cool, I had to ask for refills to my baverages which were a water and a Thai tea. To be honest I dont know if the Thai tea was a refill or pay again type deal. Still as a service, a waiter/waitress should at least ask if you would like another one when they see an empty drink. Right? Total: $40.04 plus tip. read more

Mitapheap Restaurant - #50 Ginger salted fish. - Cambodian Near Me - Stockton, California

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Best cambodian food around I feel like im back in cambodian my beauty country so good so tasty

Great authentic tasty Cambodian foods with great service. The best Durian Shake drink I love! read more

I love this place I recommend this place to family and friends all the time. server is very attentive and food are bombs

This was my first time trying Cambodian food! It had good flavor and we enjoyed our time here. They only accept cash! We were prepared for that because we knew ahead of time but I think it's worth mentioning read more

Mitapheap Restaurant - Cambodian Near Me - Stockton, California

Been coming here for 6 months now the best Salaw machew ribs soup everythings the best so fresh as well Never disappointed me ever

Interior needs updatIng. Definitely the same for several years. The food was delicious but be careful coming with large parties. I think there's only one chef and it'll take a long time to have your food prepared. read more

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I went here recently and did not like how the the older server lady was friendly to everyone else but didn't even bother talking to us I won't be returning here ever again do to lack of communication read more

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Mitapheap Restaurant is a eleven year old Cambodian restaurant right next door to my favorite Vietnamese restaurant, Pho Lucky. Mitapheap, in Cambodian, means Friendship. I made a mental note to try out this restaurant months ago... but had not been in the area recently till yesterday. And I hadn't had any authentic Cambodian meals since I was married... but that's another story. As you enter Mitapheap Restaurant, the interior is dominated by three 5' x 2' paintings of the scenic venues in Cambodia. One, of course, is of the Angkor Wat temples in that country; the other paintings are of the Cambodian countryside... very green and tropical. What I ordered... Curry Soup (#35) - Note that on Mitapheap's menu are soups that are pretty high-priced ($8 or more). The only resemblance to any soup that you are familiar with is that the contents come in a pretty big soup bowl. You will be confused when the waitress brings out a big (as big as the bowl of soup) container of rice. "What am I supposed to do now?" you ask... You are supposed to dish the rice out on a small plate or bowl, and ladle out the soup contents over the rice. I guarantee you will like this soup! I had not had curry nor coconut milk since I was married. My ex was 1/3 Cambodian. The Curry Soup also contained Squash, Shallots, and a vegetable that had the same texture as Sweet Potatoes. The soup is very refreshing over rice. You will like the silky smoothness of the Coconut Milk in the soup, and the Curry is not overpowering. Definitely recommended. Stir-Fry Quail Special (#67) - Small slices of Quail stir-fried with vegetables which includes Jalapeno Peppers spiced with lemon-grass. If you peruse Mitapheap's menu, you will notice that Cambodian cuisine uses Quail quite a bit more than other Southeast Asian countries. The main reason is that Quail, because of their size, is easier to cook than larger Poultry; and Quail meat is bite-sized which makes it also easy to eat. You WILL like this stir-fry! This dish, it seems, is an attempt by the restaurant to attract diners that like spicy food... but there usually is never anything spicy-hot on Cambodian menus. Warning: HOT, HOT, HOT! Ice-Milk Coffee - A variation of Iced Vietnamese Coffee. Not from a bottle... GOOD and refreshing. Notes - Notes - Notes - Rice Soup - Cambodian Cuisine's variation on Chinese Porridge. Try a Cambodian variation of Rice Soup with Fish Filet. Chow-Fun - Do not think of Cambodian Chow Fun as you would Chinese or Vietnamese Chow Fun. The restaurant places the noodles on a plate FIRST, and then tops off the noodles with the sauce or the sauteed meat and vegetables. Try dishes using Coconut Milk, Curry, or dishes that are spiced with LemonGrass (lemon flavor without the tanginess) and Tamarind (sour). These entrees will be the most distinctive if you're trying to compare Cambodian Cuisine vs Vietnamese or Chinese cuisine. Cambodian cooking is known for their use of Quail and Fish. Helpful hint - Read the menu CAREFULLY! If you like Porridge (Rice Soup), the first Rice Porridge entry is actually Blood Porridge. If you're into that kind of soup (I'm NOT), just ignore this warning. No one in the restaurant communicates adequately in English, except for the cook / owner and the daughters on evenings and weekends. If he is busy in the back, you ARE on your own as the waitress just entered the United States less than a month ago from Cambodia. Also... there is a $1 surcharge for Credit / Debit transactions. Restaurant was 25% of capacity, 100% Cambodian @ 4pm. In summary... a very authentic Cambodian restaurant. But not used to English-Speaking American customers. UPDATE 10-20-2007 ---------- Went in again today for some more authentic Cambodian! Tried their (#17) Seafood Rice Soup - Bits of Shrimp, Squid and other seafood spiced with slivers of Ginger in a Rice Porridge. Reminded me of my mom's improvised soups she used to make from Rice leftovers... she also liked to spice up soups with Ginger. Also ordered (#67) - Stir Fried Quail - REALLY HOT, and GOOD! Tried their JackFruit Shake - If I closed my eyes, could have been Vanilla for all I knew. Mighty good restaurant! UPDATE 10-11-2010 Don't take ATM / Credit Cards any more :((~. Had to go to Pho Lucky... read more

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This is one of my favorite Cambodian Restaurant in town. Love their Fried Rice with Chinese sausage, Lok Lak, grilled eggplant with pork or chicken with shrimp, Beef Katieu, lemon grass soup with beef. read more

This is one of my favorite places to have lunch! I am a big fan of #9, but I have also enjoyed other dishes. I have yet to order anything I don't like. The service is always quick. The food seems really authentic. I will continue to enjoy lunch here frequently! read more

Mitapheap Restaurant - #9 - Cambodian Near Me - Stockton, California

I used to go here when I used to live in Stockton and at times when I go to visit Stockton, I would stop by and eat here. This restaurant is not too big and it small. It very simple decorations and Casual. This place is cash only and if you were to pay with card than you will be charged a dollar or more for transaction fees beside the food you paid for. Best to have cash handy when you go here. I usually ordered the number 3 seafood pho which is call kyteav in Khmer. It very good and it taste like homemade noodle. I also tried the chow fun before it was okay but I prefer the seafood noodle over the chow fun. The services was good where they checked on us often and refills our waters. Parking here is not hard since it a big shopping plaza. I will definitely will try other items when I come back to this restaurant. read more

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Customer service sucks! They are not friendly and you never know what kind of mood the host is in. If they are busy they won't take orders.

Nasty ass cambo food. Never thought I'll say this but nothing beats Thai or Laos food. Customer service is 10/10. The food just aren't good. 2/10 read more

Pros: It tastes like my momma's cooking. Flavors are VERY authentic for Cambodian food and super cheap. Cons: The location, but eh it's Stockton, so I'm not going to minus a star. :] Currently eating: Lok lak... perfectly tender and marinated beef with fresh crisp lettuce and sliced tomatoes :] AND of course sided with warm fluffy white rice! *Had this item to go and it tastes like my momma packed it up for me :] teehee read more

I know that this place isn't the most lavishly decorated restaurant, but don't let that fool you... the food is amazing. I've only been here a handful of times, but each time I enjoyed the food. So far I've tried a couple dishes: Chow fun, Beef noodle soup, and the Pad Thai. I REALLY recommend the Chow Fun. Being Vietnamese, I'm a lover of Pho, but I would definitely choose this place over Pho Lucky which is only a couple doors down. read more

The first time I encountered Cambodia Cuisine was in San Francisco about 20 years ago, it was absolutely amazing. So when my son flew in from back east to attend my daughters graduation from CSUS, we decided to drive to Stockton from Sacramento to try out this restaurant. My kids had never had Cambodian cuisine and I spend the entire trip down reminiscing on how delicious I remembered it was. Alas, we sat down at what appeared to be a little hole in the wall right off Hammer lane. This was NOT a problem for us as we have found that Lil mom and pops usually have the best food. There were two other occupied tables eating when we arrived and the waitress brought us menu's and water almost immediately. Our experience went down hill from there. I was not familiar with any of the items on the menu so I asked the waitress if she had any recommendations. Unfortunately she had absolutely no idea what I was asking her, her English was so bad. My son then asked her what do Cambodians usually order when they come and eat. She responded, "soup!" I nearly laughed out loud. When we asked for a bit more time to look at the menu. She stood at our table, staring at us and waited. Most uncomfortable to say the least. We finally ordered a seafood salad, salt and pepper prawns, a version of sweet and sour chicken and a beef dish. My daughter ordered a strawberry shake, my son regular coke and I ordered a diet coke. The waitress said that they did not have diet coke. Bemused, I asked if she had any type of diet beverage and the reply was, "No!" It did not take an overly long period of time but I did notice that two tables that came in and order after we did were served their food before we were. But they did order the soup. Once our food came out, we dug in; sadly the food was not very good at all. I would not go so far as to say disgusting but it was very disappointing. The seafood salad was vinegary in an oddly bland way, the sweet and sour chicken was OK at best and the beef was just bad. We were able to eat the salt and pepper prawns and the waitress never did bring my daughters milk shake. Perhaps we should have orded the soup :-/ After giving it that good ole Asian try we finally gave in paid and yes we did tip the waitress. We drove over to Super King Market (Old Super King) and bought $10 worth of beef and chicken satay form the lol old lady who BBQ's it in front of the store. DELICIOUS! My son said we should have just went to her in the first place! read more

This is an amazing place!!! I ordered the garlic fish and it was outstanding The place is unassuming but if you are like me and only want to go for good tasting food, then this is the place read more