So i stumbled into here in the middle of the night with my friends, wasn't drunk but we had a couple of drinks...
The first thing I noticed was the cowboy working the register. I have nothing against cowboys but you definitely see a little culture clash with an Asian restaurant when the guy is speaking with western accent saying yeehaw!
Anyway the guy was very enthusiastic about Cambodian food, so much that I asked for his recommendation, due to the fact I was new to the food, and so... I ordered his favorite dish- a soup. It was nothing special like a sour version of viatnamese pho while costing around 18 bucks.
The venue was for the most part clean and appeared presentable and pleasing.
Overall the food was similar to chinese and was about 7-8 dollars more... Even my friends dishes tasted like a chinese with a twist.
I wasn't really impressed, while I understand that Cambodia is proximal to China I was expecting for it to have some distinct flavor of its own, and if it was just like chinese for it to be similarly priced, it wasn't fancy or anything.
I enjoy a wide array of asian foods. Cambodian- especially this location did not impress me much. I would try it again, but it wouldn't be my first choice.