Topaz Restaurant

A favorite not only with the business people of Phnom Penh but also with those seeking a romantic night out, this is French dining at its best. All meats are imported, and this is one of the best places in town to order delicacies such as goat's cheese and Atlantic salmon. Diners pay for quality, and that extends to the lengthy wine list and fully stocked bar. Air-conditioning and a non-smoking section add to the comfort. Everything from the colonial Indochinese decor to the immaculately dressed staff ensures that this establishment is charm personified.

Khmer Surin Restaurant

Friendly service in a beautiful but laid-back setting make Khmer Surin a very pleasant place to spend an evening. Situated in an old Khmer wooden building, the airy first floor accommodates diners on cushions around low tables, while Western-style chairs and tables are available downstairs. The food is a combination of Khmer and Thai specialties, all very reasonably priced. The traditional Khmer seafood dish, amok, is a highlight - a delicate steamed fish and coconut milk curry, served piping hot in banana leaves or a collection of eggcup-sized covered dishes. Beer, wine and soft drinks are available.

Comme a la Maison Restaurant

This is a sit down dining, delicatessen style. The sandwiches are fresh and generous, the salads imaginative and the freshly baked pastries attract expatriates from all over town. Prices are very reasonable - a small liver and port wine pate will only set you back USD2.50. There are more substantial dishes on offer, too, such as the pork stewed in red wine and prunes, and a selection of wines, beer and soft drinks to complement any meal. Open and breezy, tastefully decorated with Khmer and French knickknacks and plenty of timber, this is a nice place for a family lunch.

Bopha Phnom Penh Restaurant

Is Phnom Penh's only khmer food serving tasty authentic khmer food. there are lot of traditional dish, appetizer, main course, soup, hot pot, dessert mad by the royal khmer chef from khmer kitchen.