Andre’s Liked Places

Andre Mohr: Casual restaurant in Japantown, great simple dishes at very affordable prices, gyozas are the specialty. Recommended

Andre Mohr: Sublime stews, wonderful seafood pancake, huge portions, not cheap but worth. Highly recommended

Andre Mohr: Very comfy café (upstairs) with the best value cappuccino in town (35k)

Andre Mohr: Still the only place in town that serves good Dim Sum. It's the Sheraton so it's not exactly cheap

Andre Mohr: Resort restaurant at Independence beach, they say they make the best dim sum in town and they deliver. Cheap too at 1.25-1.75$ a basket. Recommended

Andre Mohr: This unassuming hotel restaurant is still one of Snookie's best culinary experiences. Creative dishes for the palate and the eye, and most hit the mark. Inexpensive wine list too. Highly recommended

Andre Mohr: 5$ frozen margarita pitchers and okayish food too, budget traveller's haven

Andre Mohr: Fresh delicious sashimi, nice rolls, affordable prices. My favourite sushi place in PP

Andre Mohr: This is likely to become my restaurant for a Dim Sum fix in PP. Good quality dumplings, nice variety and affordably priced...what's not to like?

Andre Mohr: The delicatessen is definitely style over substance, super nice but nothing much to buy. The cafe however comes recommended. They're doing good cappuccinos. A rarity in Phnom Penh

Andre Mohr: Air con, sofas and the best value cappuccino in town

Andre Mohr: One of the best Indian meals I had in all of South East Asia. And very reasonably priced by Saigon standards. Mughal chicken is the delicious

Andre Mohr: Quelle surprise! Who would have thought that one of Phnom Penh's best restaurants is tucked away in a small, mid-range boutique hotel. But the food is creative and impeccable and good value.

Andre Mohr: Probably the best, most succulent Dim Sum in town, brilliant location too. Not the cheapest but worth it. Most baskets are less than 3$

Andre Mohr: Good choice if you get stuck in Kampong Chhnang. Nice standard Khmer food, English menu and even a drinkable bottle of wine.

Andre Mohr: Not only Battambang's loveliest hotel, the restaurant here is worth a visit even for non-guests. Go for the appetizers. The fried wonton and the squid with Kampot pepper are delicious

Andre Mohr: Nice little tourist restaurant with a decent, good value wine list. Food is standard Khmer fare, tasty but not spectacular

Andre Mohr: Nicest cafe in town. Cappuccino comes in a massive cup and lacks strength, haven't tried much of their food but the prawn cream cheese wonton are tasty