Love authentic mom and pop places where the food is real, inexpensive and lots of it. I went here with a coworker. We split a soup and an entree. We ate until stuffed and still had two meals to take home. Fantastic. I will be back. The only complaints: I go to Cambodian for authentic and hot/spicy. I ordered the hot bun bo hue soup. It was not hot. My nose didn't run. Unlike the one at Siam Cafe where you cough and the chili oil floats on the surface. And though I eat habanero and ghost pepper sauces, at Phnom Penh, I order medium because the hot is painful. I would like more heat. They also don't have the wonderful stuffed chicken wings.