Sandan - Sihanoukville

Very nice ambiance on entering. Shady courtyard with some outdoor seating and then some seating inside and on the first floor. The restaurant is run by a non profit for helping marginalised kids train and find work. The food and drinks were very good with some innovative recipes. The khmer curry- Amok was really tasty and used high quality ingredients. Similar for my coconut and lime drink and banana fritter dessert. Definitely swing by.

I visited 16th Nov 2021 with my 2 friends. The staffs are friendly but the price is not friendly as much as them. We had 4 menus(tomyam, fried squid with pepper,beef lok lak,fried rice noodle) , 1 bottle of water, 2 rice and it cost $40!! The taste of the food and atmosphere are not suitable for the price.

The restaurant itself is part of the non-profit organization that helps a huge amount of local people. Their Khmer foods are very recommended for those who wish to grab Khmer food at Sihanoukville.

The food was excellent. The staff was the friendliest experience we have had so far in Cambodia. This place and it's sister restaurants are a must.

The food was quite good and the atmosphere is great, perfect for a hot midday. The staff (students) are very attentive. The downside is the staff don’t speak any English or seem to understand any. We asked for doggy bags (or takeaways) the leftovers because we ordered too much and still had like half the food unfinished. Asked them 3 times because we weren’t sure they understood since they didn’t say a word in English, but they kept nodding. After 10 minutes, asked again for the bill and the doggy bags, turned out food had been thrown away. Not very happy with that. Since they were students we were more than happy if they ran back and ask the teachers for help, but ah well. A lot of good food went wasted.