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It was very tasty . I really enjoyed every bite. Yes I love all I ordered , but one thing disappointed was portion... very small. But ok.. I will be back ... I will try another food ... can't wait..
It's hard to find Cambodian restaurants so we were very pleasantly surprised when we found this place! We came a bit earlier than typical dinner hours so we were seated and served quickly. I could see how this place could get really busy during popular dining times as it started picking up when we finished our meal. They offer a variety of food items on their menu. I don't think you could go wrong with anything! We'd recommend trying the curries or pin noodles, those were definitely our favorite. Everything was super flavorful and portions were very generous. I'd recommend giving this place a try! Staff were friendly and efficient. We will have to return when we're back in the area!
I mean...this place is the best. I cannot believe I've never been to this corner of Washington to enjoy the tastes and smells of Sophie's Kitchen. I will be back all the time for takeout, but for this first visit I was lucky to dine in. I got to try the frog legs, beef skewers, papaya salad, and chicken curry. Every single item was great but the beef skewers were my favorite bite of the night. Super umami flavor and tender beef. The curry is served with a fluffy rice and portions are all super reasonable to match the reasonable prices. This spot is a BYO and all of the servers we chatted with were incredibly kind and fun. I'll be back for the fried wings, noodle dishes, and soups in the winter months. Thank you to this Philly staple for existing!
Was in the neighborhood and ended up here. The restaurant is small and cozy. The staff were friendly and attentive. We were informed that the dishes are served family style, which was helpful when determining how much to order. We had the Thai chili wings and a custom noodle dish with shrimp and Chinese broccoli. The food was good and portions were just big enough to share. The Thai tea (not pictured) was somewhat of a disappointment. It lacked the usual sweetness of Thai tea. Overall, a tasty and reasonably priced meal.
Came here for lunch. Been wanting to try this for a while. Small space with 2 floors, next to very busy parking area. Didn't know where to choose in menu but tried beef flat wide noodles, beef skewer, lemongrass chicken soup and some squash dish. Everything was tasty and original to me. I particularly enjoyed the beef skewer and noodle dish. Definitely would come back again. Food was 5/5, point off since service was so slow that day.
Ordered carry out but the dining area seemed quite peaceful and had relaxing decor so want to try dining in next time. Need to try a few other dishes on the menu. Tried the chicken skewers and the curry chicken. Chicken skewers were 3 for an order and quite tasty, a good glaze on them and grilled nicely. Curry chicken came with rice and was a nice hearty portion. Lots of veggies and big pieces of sautéed chicken. The curry sauce itself was sweet but didn't have much of a spicy kick. Good size for the price. Thanks
This cambodian restaurant is a great hidden spot in south philly! It's super popular so be prepared for a wait if you're going during peak dinner hours. I went with a friend on a friday evening and we got a table after 45 minutes and it was another at least half hour before our food came out, because there was only one staff manning both the first and second floor. She was our waitress and the sweetest! Food wise, their appetizer deep fried chicken wings are a banger. It's perfectly fried with a crunchy bite, and sweet and savory, in a lemongrass and tamarind sauce. We were recommended their stir fried pin noodles, which was decent. You can choose your own protein, and I did like the texture of the noodles - it's rice based and similar to udon, but chewier - but I did think the noodles were a bit greasy. The curry had a nice kick to it and was okay - paired well with rice. Next time, I am curious to try their frog legs. The prices here are super reasonable, and the inside of the restaurant is cozy. This restaurant is on Washington ave so parking might be a bit difficult, but the staff here are welcoming.
Sophie's Kitchen is a delightful family-run establishment with authentic, family-style Cambodian food, awesome service, and very reasonable prices! Our server Tony was so kind and hospitable, and was very happy to share the stories behind his family's restaurant (Sophie is his mom!) and some of the traditional dishes on the menu. We ordered the tossed papaya salad, sautéed chicken curry, and Spices & Sour Lemongrass soup (Somlawe Majou Kroeung). The soup was definitely our favorite and was so comforting on a cold snowy day! Tony explained to us that the soup is a staple in Cambodian homes and gave helpful tips on how to best enjoy it with rice, of which we were given generous free refills! My only regret is not getting more of the soup to take home because it supposedly tastes even better the next day (especially if you get it with pork ribs)!
This Cambodian place has a noodle dish I would describe as if Korean Toppoki and Taiwanese beef noodle soup had a love child in Cambodia - it would be this dish Lort Chha! Not as soupy, but with all the flavor reduced to into the noodles and beef. Beef skewers are also very tasty to start with. Kinda like gyukaku tendered and charred slices on a stick with a Cambodian sweet glaze. Again another must try in Philly. Service was super friendly and reservations preferred. John Legend and Chrissy Teigen approves. Place is kinda small and clean but parking is hard. So plan ahead.
Today my family was refused service at Sophie's Kitchen in South Philadelphia because my son's service dog (Nugget) was with us. Let that sink in. A child with a disability. A trained medical service animal. Turned away at the door. This was supposed to be a Lunar New Year family meal with grandparents and kids. Instead it became a moment my son had to experience rejection simply for having the support he needs to navigate the world safely. Service dogs are not pets. They are medical equipment protected under federal law and basic human decency. No family should ever have to explain their child's disability to eat lunch. No child should ever be made to feel unwelcome because they need assistance. And no business that chooses exclusion deserves community support. We will never return. And I urge families, neighbors, and anyone who believes in accessibility and dignity to spend their money elsewhere. South Philadelphia is full of restaurants that welcome everyone. Support them. Accessibility is not optional. Inclusion is not negotiable. And dignity is not up for debate. https://www.theinfatuation.com/philadelphia/reviews/sophies-kitchen
Wish the seating area was a little bit bigger. Service was decent, food was pretty flavorful and tasty. Don't expect much from the ambiance here.
It's been awhile since I had added Sophie's kitchen on my list and finally got to try it. This place is a hidden gem on Washington Ave. We ordered the frog legs to share. The batter was super crispy and light and for a dish this simple it was delicious and had such a nice flavor. The texture of the meat is similar to chicken drumsticks but lighter. I would highly recommend this dish. For our main, I got sautéed chicken with house curry (red) and my SO got sautéed seafood with green curry. They both had incredible flavor. I also loved that the portions were healthy. Staff were very friendly and attentive. We will definitely be back to Sophie's Kitchen.
Sophie's Kitchen is absolutely our favorite spot in South Philly! All the food we've tried is all so delicious and freshly made. I'm in love with their chicken wings, they are juicy and tender inside and still have that crunchiness outside. You can choose Tamarind, Sweet Chili, Lemon Pepper, or Lemongrasses for your seasoning to go with the wings, but my favorite is the Sweet Chili. So spicy, so good! The beef stick is also decent! So well seasoned and so juicy. If you love mussels and curry, please order that, that dish also comes with a bowl of rice for you. The chicken sour soup also hits the spot in such a cold weather day. Friendly staff, reasonable prices. We usually come right when they're open so no wait time but I think they could get busy on the weekend. Hard to find parking because you know, it's Philly. I will definitely come back here!
3 months ago
Thoroughly loved their noodle dishes! Got the veggie in both Mee Kon Tang (Stir Fried Chow Ho Fun) and Mee Chha (Shir Fried Egg Noodle). We were seated quickly and food came out quickly too! Would love to frequent more and glad I gave them another chance. read more
I am not as familiar with Cambodian food but thought the food here was pretty good! I wasn't as much of a fan of the papaya salad here though (tried the version with tomato) - there was a second version that I might try next time. The lort chha was tasty and the pin noodles were a new type of noodle for me - as a noodle lover, I enjoyed the chance to try something new. The noodles were chewy and soft. The chow ho fun was alright but I think I prefer Cantonese beef chow fun instead which has a bit of a smokier flavor to it. We ordered delivery so I can't comment on ambiance but our food was delivered quickly and well packaged. Interested in trying the beef skewers and frog legs as well as some other dishes that come highly recommended in the future! read more
The pork with pineapple is good, but a little too sour for me. The stir fried noodles (lort cha) is okay, a little too oily, I have had better. The sngour jruok mohn is a sweet and sour soup with mushroom and your choice of meat. It is not spicy at all, kinda a nice solid soup. I think between this and the other soup, the other one's flavor is more complex and in a way better but too spicy for me :( read more
8 months ago
It's hard to find Cambodian restaurants so we were very pleasantly surprised when we found this place! We came a bit earlier than typical dinner hours so we were seated and served quickly. I could see how this place could get really busy during popular dining times as it started picking up when we finished our meal. They offer a variety of food items on their menu. I don't think you could go wrong with anything! We'd recommend trying the curries or pin noodles, those were definitely our favorite. Everything was super flavorful and portions were very generous. I'd recommend giving this place a try! Staff were friendly and efficient. We will have to return when we're back in the area! read more
I mean...this place is the best. I cannot believe I've never been to this corner of Washington to enjoy the tastes and smells of Sophie's Kitchen. I will be back all the time for takeout, but for this first visit I was lucky to dine in. I got to try the frog legs, beef skewers, papaya salad, and chicken curry. Every single item was great but the beef skewers were my favorite bite of the night. Super umami flavor and tender beef. The curry is served with a fluffy rice and portions are all super reasonable to match the reasonable prices. This spot is a BYO and all of the servers we chatted with were incredibly kind and fun. I'll be back for the fried wings, noodle dishes, and soups in the winter months. Thank you to this Philly staple for existing! read more
Was in the neighborhood and ended up here. The restaurant is small and cozy. The staff were friendly and attentive. We were informed that the dishes are served family style, which was helpful when determining how much to order. We had the Thai chili wings and a custom noodle dish with shrimp and Chinese broccoli. The food was good and portions were just big enough to share. The Thai tea (not pictured) was somewhat of a disappointment. It lacked the usual sweetness of Thai tea. Overall, a tasty and reasonably priced meal. read more
Came here for lunch. Been wanting to try this for a while. Small space with 2 floors, next to very busy parking area. Didn't know where to choose in menu but tried beef flat wide noodles, beef skewer, lemongrass chicken soup and some squash dish. Everything was tasty and original to me. I particularly enjoyed the beef skewer and noodle dish. Definitely would come back again. Food was 5/5, point off since service was so slow that day. read more
Ordered carry out but the dining area seemed quite peaceful and had relaxing decor so want to try dining in next time. Need to try a few other dishes on the menu. Tried the chicken skewers and the curry chicken. Chicken skewers were 3 for an order and quite tasty, a good glaze on them and grilled nicely. Curry chicken came with rice and was a nice hearty portion. Lots of veggies and big pieces of sautéed chicken. The curry sauce itself was sweet but didn't have much of a spicy kick. Good size for the price. Thanks read more
This cambodian restaurant is a great hidden spot in south philly! It's super popular so be prepared for a wait if you're going during peak dinner hours. I went with a friend on a friday evening and we got a table after 45 minutes and it was another at least half hour before our food came out, because there was only one staff manning both the first and second floor. She was our waitress and the sweetest! Food wise, their appetizer deep fried chicken wings are a banger. It's perfectly fried with a crunchy bite, and sweet and savory, in a lemongrass and tamarind sauce. We were recommended their stir fried pin noodles, which was decent. You can choose your own protein, and I did like the texture of the noodles - it's rice based and similar to udon, but chewier - but I did think the noodles were a bit greasy. The curry had a nice kick to it and was okay - paired well with rice. Next time, I am curious to try their frog legs. The prices here are super reasonable, and the inside of the restaurant is cozy. This restaurant is on Washington ave so parking might be a bit difficult, but the staff here are welcoming. read more
Sophie's Kitchen is a delightful family-run establishment with authentic, family-style Cambodian food, awesome service, and very reasonable prices! Our server Tony was so kind and hospitable, and was very happy to share the stories behind his family's restaurant (Sophie is his mom!) and some of the traditional dishes on the menu. We ordered the tossed papaya salad, sautéed chicken curry, and Spices & Sour Lemongrass soup (Somlawe Majou Kroeung). The soup was definitely our favorite and was so comforting on a cold snowy day! Tony explained to us that the soup is a staple in Cambodian homes and gave helpful tips on how to best enjoy it with rice, of which we were given generous free refills! My only regret is not getting more of the soup to take home because it supposedly tastes even better the next day (especially if you get it with pork ribs)! read more
4 months ago
This Cambodian place has a noodle dish I would describe as if Korean Toppoki and Taiwanese beef noodle soup had a love child in Cambodia - it would be this dish Lort Chha! Not as soupy, but with all the flavor reduced to into the noodles and beef. Beef skewers are also very tasty to start with. Kinda like gyukaku tendered and charred slices on a stick with a Cambodian sweet glaze. Again another must try in Philly. Service was super friendly and reservations preferred. John Legend and Chrissy Teigen approves. Place is kinda small and clean but parking is hard. So plan ahead. read more
8 months ago
Today my family was refused service at Sophie's Kitchen in South Philadelphia because my son's service dog (Nugget) was with us. Let that sink in. A child with a disability. A trained medical service animal. Turned away at the door. This was supposed to be a Lunar New Year family meal with grandparents and kids. Instead it became a moment my son had to experience rejection simply for having the support he needs to navigate the world safely. Service dogs are not pets. They are medical equipment protected under federal law and basic human decency. No family should ever have to explain their child's disability to eat lunch. No child should ever be made to feel unwelcome because they need assistance. And no business that chooses exclusion deserves community support. We will never return. And I urge families, neighbors, and anyone who believes in accessibility and dignity to spend their money elsewhere. South Philadelphia is full of restaurants that welcome everyone. Support them. Accessibility is not optional. Inclusion is not negotiable. And dignity is not up for debate. https://www.theinfatuation.com/philadelphia/reviews/sophies-kitchen read more
11 months ago
Wish the seating area was a little bit bigger. Service was decent, food was pretty flavorful and tasty. Don't expect much from the ambiance here. read more
26 days ago
It's been awhile since I had added Sophie's kitchen on my list and finally got to try it. This place is a hidden gem on Washington Ave. We ordered the frog legs to share. The batter was super crispy and light and for a dish this simple it was delicious and had such a nice flavor. The texture of the meat is similar to chicken drumsticks but lighter. I would highly recommend this dish. For our main, I got sautéed chicken with house curry (red) and my SO got sautéed seafood with green curry. They both had incredible flavor. I also loved that the portions were healthy. Staff were very friendly and attentive. We will definitely be back to Sophie's Kitchen. read more
Sophie's Kitchen is absolutely our favorite spot in South Philly! All the food we've tried is all so delicious and freshly made. I'm in love with their chicken wings, they are juicy and tender inside and still have that crunchiness outside. You can choose Tamarind, Sweet Chili, Lemon Pepper, or Lemongrasses for your seasoning to go with the wings, but my favorite is the Sweet Chili. So spicy, so good! The beef stick is also decent! So well seasoned and so juicy. If you love mussels and curry, please order that, that dish also comes with a bowl of rice for you. The chicken sour soup also hits the spot in such a cold weather day. Friendly staff, reasonable prices. We usually come right when they're open so no wait time but I think they could get busy on the weekend. Hard to find parking because you know, it's Philly. I will definitely come back here! read more
2 years ago
A small restaurant but very peaceful vibe with all the plants throughout. The server was attentive and fast. We got the Somlawe Majou Kroeung with pork ribs and papaya salad, both mild spice. Somlawe Majou Kroeung with pork ribs was PHENOMENAL. I've never had it before, but it was a perfect tangy, spicy, and savory soup. The veggies inside were all super soft and the meat was tender. My mouth is watering just thinking about it. This was a highlight for sure and I can see why the server recommended it. The papaya salad was crunchy and had abundant flavor. I found it to be too strong with the crab flavor, where it overwhelmed some of the lightness and acidity you'd find otherwise. Not my favorite papaya salad I've had and I don't think I would order this again. read more
I can't believe I forgot to publish the last review I wrote. There aren't enough praises for Sophie's. We were huge fans of its predecessor and even bigger fans of this place. I love how the new space is more spacious and has more tables. Moreover, the food continues to knock it out of the park. My absolute favorite is the prahok, I always order the dish when we come here. The beef skewers are always a crowd favorite as well. The service here is fantastic and consistently attentive. They make you feel like part of the family when you stop by. Highly highly recommend. read more
Corner restaurant right on Washington, seems small but actually with good amount of t of seats (upstairs). Quite a range of menu selections. They might be short on staff so the service was pretty slow... We tried apps, curry and noodle dishes, all pretty good flavors, but have one common problem- a bit too salty. Overall a good spot to try, not the common Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese dishes you get elsewhere. Pin noodles were decent, you can choose your protein and add a fried egg. But it is also a bit greasy and quite salty. It's like udons but rice based and chewier texture. There were a lot of curry selections. The chicken was cooked well and fully flavored. Too bad they only have large soup so we couldn't try a small cup or bowl. read more
10 months ago
2 years ago
Great food with a lush chill ambience. Food took a tad long to come out of the kitchen, but was worth it as you could taste the attention imbued into it. Chicken curry was a sweet and creamy, and balanced out the sdao salad very well. Fried chicken was crispy and had a crunchy batter, which soaked up the sauce very well. read more
11 months ago
Couldn't agree more with the raving reviews of Sophie's kitchen. We had the most excellent experience for a group birthday dinner on Sunday. We got there at 6 PM so got a lot of service and attention immediately including by Tony, Sophie's son! We were seated upstairs and it was empty except for us when we arrived, but completely full by the time we left. We got to meet Sophie at the end of the meal. We pretty much ordered the entire menu (we passed on the frog legs!) and one item was better than the next. The flat wide rice noodles with veggies was my favorite, but as per the other reviews, the mango salad and the chicken wings are not to be missed. Each item was served on unique /eclectic serving plates which was a lovely touch. It is BYO and we brought in a huge cooler with no objections. We also brought in a traditional ice cream cake for the dinner honoree with no objections. There was plenty of parking in the neighborhood which I wasn't expecting so that was an added bonus. We can't wait to go back. (Unfortunately, we were so busy eating and gabbing that we didn't really take that many pictures.) read more
6 months ago
2 years ago
Sophie's Kitchen is a small corner restaurant that serves some authentic Cambodian food in the city! The space inside is rather limited, so that is something to keep in mind. There is a friendly ambiance inside and the servers are all very kind. My friend insisted on ordering traditional Cambodian food, so we went for the Bok Lahong, Chha Gkroeung, and Somlawe Majou Kroeung, which were all at medium spice levels. The Bok Lahong or papaya salad was really tangy, but in a good way. It paired well with the other dishes as something a bit more refreshing to eat. We got the Somlawe Majou Kroeung with chicken and it was a delicious spicy and sour soup! Because of its sourness, I recommend eating it with the rice. The Chha Gkroeung is a sautéed lemongrass dish which we ordered with beef. It was also good, but the marinade on the beef tasted a bit peanut-y to me rather than lemongrass-y? But it may have been my tastebuds. We also got the Thai Iced Tea, which was rich in tea flavor, and the Iced Coffee, which was pretty strong. Both were delicious drinks to have with our meal. Overall, I feel like Sophie's Kitchen is a place people have to try, probably with a big group as the dishes can be shared family style! Not many places that I know of have Cambodian food, so this is definitely a unique spot. read more
3 years ago
What can I say, this is an awesome place with super delicious Cambodian food. I recently found out this place is owned and operated by the same family who had Khmer Kitchen years ago! When they closed due to family reasons I was so sad. Sophie's Kitchen is larger and the food cooked by the mother (whereas Khmer Kitchen was cooked by the grandmother). The service is down to earth, friendly, and efficient. It is a really comfortable place to get together with friends and families. I would definitely recommend going with groups of people so you can try as many dishes! read more
7 months ago
Sophie's Kitchen has been around South Philly neighborhood for a while now, but I never wanted to eat it here, because I cook my own Khmer food at home. Finally, I decided to give it a try with a friend and I must say it surprised me. Food was delicious. We had Amok Trei (Fish curry steamed in banana leaves) and it was amazing. It was so flavorful, but wish it had more veggies (green leaves). There's one popular dish that you have to order here is the Prohok Ktiss (fermented fish w minced pork) dip with side of various veggies. It was also good and full of kreung flavor, which I like. However, the mussels curry sauce was too sweet for my taste. Other than that everything was great. I like the inside atmosphere with plants are around the table. It feels like we're dining in the jungle, but a romantic one lol. Services are great! Highly recommend this restaurant if you want to try authentic Khmer food. read more
4 months ago
There's a little parking lot next to the building and I was able to find street parking because it was Saturday after 6 pm, parking was free. Walked inside and we were immediately greeted and asked if we wanted to go upstairs. Surprisingly, when we walked in we thought it was cute but small, we had no idea there was an upstairs and were delighted to see a bigger area with more guest. Staff was very friendly, attentive, and helpful with explaining what certain things were and tried comparing them to things we may have been familiar with. We ordered the pink drink which was a sweet, milky drink...to me it was too sweet and I love all things sugar but this was a lot, ended up getting a soda. The Thai tea was good but could've used more sweetener. We ordered the chicken and beef skewers and the fried chicken with the sweet chili sauce. OMG, they were amazing. Everything was cooked to perfection and flavored so well. The fried chicken was amazing. You can decide on how hot or mild you'd like. The skewers are served with a mini cucumber/carrot salad. For our main meal, I had the chicken over onions, peppers, and string beans and it came with white rice. OMG this was soool amazing, the flavor, I couldn't stop eating and I was stuffed. This tasted so good. I'd definitely suggest this place. We stopped randomly as we had plans to go elsewhere and I'm so glad we did. I will definitely be coming back. read more
We knew that we wanted to try out a new place, and we decided this was a good night to have a meal sans alcohol. It was a quiet Monday night with a few tables of patrons and a steady flow of customers picking up take out orders. Everything listed on the menu sounded appetizing. We couldn't decide what to order and asked our server (the chef's son) to decide for us. He told us that his mom cook's all of the food and we trusted him he would treat us like we were in his home. We did and we were not disappointed. Everything was amazing! We ordered the papaya salad, beef sticks and a seafood entree that was a combination of curry and lemongrass flavors. He suggested one more dish too, but this was a perfect amount of food for two. We rounded out the meal with Thai iced tea. Excellent meal and service and vibe. Can't wait to return. Highly suggest them. read more
2 years ago
This restaurant is walking distance from Geno's Steaks. Friendly and amazing service. Delicious food with high-quality simple ingredients. Gluten-free options available read more
2 years ago
We loved everything about this restaurant. It's beautiful and the service is very friendly, though not fast. It's family owned, and everything is cooked by family members in the kitchen. My absolute favorite was the Japanese eggplant, which was tender and just fantastic flavor. We also got the yellow curry with fish and mee con tang (sautéed wide rice noodles). My son was disappointed because it wasn't spicier, and there's no hot sauces offered. He probably should have asked to have his dish made hotter. We also got the frog legs, which would have been better if they hadn't been served room temperature - they came out at the same time as our food instead of as an appetizer. But that's a minor complaint. We look forward to returning and trying more of their delicious dishes. read more
Arrived to a near empty restaurant on a Sunday night. However, the staff (or should say family) was very welcoming and directed us to a second floor table. Our group ordered bok la hong with peanuts, fried chicken, chicken cha karee, chicken sngour jrouk, and pork somlawe majou kroeung. They were all fantastic. My personal favorite was the fried chicken, both the normal and extra spicy version. The chicken pieces were generously dipped into a sweet and spicy sauce. We celebrated a friend bday with some Paris Baguette cake. When they served the slices, they thoughtfully warned the spoons up. Never knew that warming up a spoon would effect cake consumption but it made the whole experience wonderful. The room was clean and had spacious windows to see out into the city. read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
Tried to order from here at least 2-3 times a month. Enjoying Khmer cuisine while supporting local business is something I try to do often. Called in earlier for pick up. Ordered almost $75 worth of food and was told my order should be ready in 30-40 minutes. I don't live in the area. Got there in 45 minutes and paid via credit card just to be told that my food wasn't ready. Hell... they didn't even start on it because they are short staffed and got busy since people were dining in. I was given 2 options: 1. Get a refund OR 2. Wait another 45 minutes I chose a refund. I understand that businesses are short staffed but next time, they need to do their due diligence by contacting the customers if they're backed up. Totally unacceptable. Won't be returning. read more
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Is there an active number? Is this place still open? Would love to stop by with my family
The number that on the google is the correct one. They still open i think.
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Sunday & Monday 10AM-8PM Tuesday - Saturday 10AM-9PM
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