Cuisine Du Cambodge

Cuisine Du Cambodge is definitely a great place to check out! My friend brought me here, and the food was unbelievable! The egg rolls are some of the best i have ever ate, not to mention the service is pretty awesome as well! The menu has many options, so everyone can find something that they like.

little family owned cambodian/​viet restaurant. my friends got the omelete which was yummy. something different they offered were the small soups for under $ 4 which was perfect for a cold winter day and allowed me to order something else instead of just a noodle soup dish. i got the #8 which had quite a kick to it but was yummy. had noodles in it too. finally ordered the monthly (?) special which was a spicy garlic noodle dish that had different kinds of meat and shrimp in it. got it hot, and it was quite spicy. a lot of food i couldn’t finish it. the flavors were well balanced.

A nice quiet place for authentic Cambodian. The owner is hilarious and I love how he’s right out in the restaurant taking orders and seating guests. I got the Original Khmer Pan Stirred Noodles which were pad-​thai-​esque with a lot of Asian basil and a little more of a smoky flavor. Also had a rice paper roll which came with an awesome tangy peanut dipping sauce. No alcohol, and cash only, but the food makes up for it.

Stopped in here for dinner on a cold and rainy in night in the Cleveland area. I assumed I’d be able to order Phở Ga — but I found no such item on the menu. I asked the lady waiting on me about it — she pointed out something that was their Cambodian equivalent of Phở Ga — it was a chicken soup, so I rolled the dice and went with that.
When the bowl came out, it was steaming away — usually a good sign. The plate of aromatics only contained bean sprouts (lots of them) and two lime wedges — no Basil and no Jalapeño slices. I asked — they did have Basil, but no Jalapeños slices, so I went with the Basil. They did have a small jar of a chili paste in an oil base and a bottle of Sriracha sauce on the table. I tasted the chili paste and ended up adding a good bit of it to the broth, along with the bean sprouts, Basil, and squeezed both lime wedges into the broth for good measure.
Overall the chicken broth was very tasty, the noodles were wider and flatter than most most Vietnamese Phos — and the chicken was very tender. Overall, I was pleasantly surprised and enjoyed my soup! Service was good! The lady working checked on me several times.
Cash only. I’d come back here again for more soup! Yummm!!!

Ugh I was so excited about this place! After all of the amazing reviews I read, I could not wait to get off of work to order takeout. However, I don’t know that I will return. I ordered a Vietnamese noodle salad with chicken and when I called the women recommended that I get a different style of Vietnamese noodle salad with some lemongrass sauce. She said it was delicious and that I would probably like it better than the normal salad I wanted to order. I listened, and I ordered what she recommended. Big mistake.
When I got home and opened the box, I was so disgusted. There was this weird yellow greenish sauce everywhere! I couldn’t even stand the smell of it let alone eat it. I just picked off the top that was covered in that weird sauce and tried to it the rest but just couldn’t stand the smell. So it ended up in the garbage.
I also remember the inside of the place just looking dirty and I saw a women in the kitchen blowing her nose and she didn’t have any gloves on or anything. The whole kitchen looked dirty and just gross. I think the whole place needs a good cleaning.
P. S. CASH ONLY!

Bangh sough is awesome. Great food and friendly service. Love this place for lunch and takeout.

Best place for authentic Cambodian food. I’ve never been to Cambodia, but the flavors in every dish I’ve tried are so delicious and unique. It’s a really amazing place. My mom lives in San Fran, and whenever she comes to visit me here in Cleveland, we always make a trip to Cuisine du Cambodge, order several dishes and share everything. It’s the best! I hope this place always stays in business!

It is a nice place, and the food is in good quantity, however, it is really sweet for me. I order fried rice …
For those who like sweet, this is a nice place to go, but I, personally will not go back again

It is a nice place, and the food is in good quantity, however it is really sweet for me. I order fried rice …
For those who like sweet, this is a nice place to go, but me, personally will not go back again

Portions are great! Food is so fresh and price is awesome. Only sad thing is they only take cash

The food here is always excellent. HOWEVER, they have now reverted to a frustrating policy of CASH ONLY. A sign on the door says «…unable to process cards at this time». When I asked when they are getting the card reader fixed I was told they were not getting it fixed and staying cash only.
If you don’t have cash you have to walk across the street to the CVS and use the ATM. The $ 3 ATM fee was their tip. I will be hard pressed to return.

A2 & surrounding areas have pretty great Asian restaurant choices – so using that as a benchmark for this review.
I’m not from Cleveland, I come to visit my s/​o & go try new restaurants. And I’m always craving some form of noodles or rolls… so reading all the rave reviews, decided to try this place for takeout.
Overall impression, decent food… not blown away. It’s cheap. We ordered:
1– Garlic & Black Pepper Shrimp — good
2– Asian Basil Fried Rice (Beef) — average
3– Kuy Tiev Chaa (Shrimp) — dry, average
4– Appetizer Platter (the first one) — oily; good shrimp rice paper roll & fish cake
5– Guanabano/​Jackfruit smoothie — average
The flavored were a bit muted, I expected it to be a bit bolder like Thai or Malaysian or even complex like Vietnamese… but it just kinda fell flat.
I will go back to dine-​in next time to see what the owners recommend & if there’s a difference in food taste/​quality. Will post an updated review then. But I’m glad places like these exist in Cleveland… need there to be more though.

Oh my goodness, the unique delicious smoothies!!! We tried the coconut jackfruit and the soursop jackfruit ones. Perfect refreshment on a hot summer day. We also got some yummy noodle dishes, comparable noodles to other «typical» Thai places.

I’ve been coming here since it was still Phnom Penh back around 2000. The menu is much the same, but still fantastic. They hands-​down have the best Pad Thai in Cleveland, and the Cambodian take on Phở is pretty awesome too. It’s a tough call between this and Superior Phở for my favorite Asian restaurant in Cleveland.
Please note that as of early 2015 they’re back to being cash-​only, so hit an ATM before you come here.

Where have you been all of my life??? Went here for dinner last night with the husband and the nephew and was beyond impressed. It is a hole in the wall type place, but that’s ok since you usually find the best food at such places, and this was true to form. They don’t serve alcohol, but you can bring your own. We started out with the mussels entrée for an appetizer and they were just incredible. So flavorful! I had the spicy ginger noodles which were amazing. They have a hot sauce on the table which is delicious and actually hot! I can’t remember what everybody else got because I was way too focused on my amazing meal. The service was friendly and quick. We will definitely be back, most likely next weekend.

I don’t have much to say other than go there now. My date ordered everything as I was completely overwhelmed with the menu. We split three vegetarian dishes and each one was better than the next. The basil fried rice was intoxicating! It wasn’t greasy, not in the lease. Yeah ambience is pretty rough but the food and prices are worth suffering through. I want to go back every night forever.

This is by far one of my absolute favorite places for Asian Cuisine! The owners are super friendly and the food is out of this world fantastic. I think of myself as lucky to have such a great place so close to work. This will allow me to try all the items on the menu!
This restaurant only seats about 20 – 25 people at max but as we all know those usually mean the best cuisine! The wait is never long and the cinnamon broth in the Phở really packs a flavor punch!

I love this place. The interior and the exterior could use a bit of renovation but the service is friendly and the food is amazing. The prices are pretty good too.
The best wonton soup I have ever had! The broth was very flavorful and it’s full of big pieces of pork and what I can only assume are homemade wontons. The wontons are filled with a delicious filling and the noodles are nice and thin, not thick and gummy like the ones I usually see.
I got the #41 on the menu also. I’ve had the Chha Kreoung #114 as well. Both are delicious. They have different noodles but I think I prefer the noodles in the #41. They’re both packed with flavors and nice fresh ingredients.
They have a huge menu that may be a little difficult to navigate but if you’re at all adventurous you will find the large menu a lot of fun to explore.

I have never been here before, but tried based on Unilocal reviews. I wasn’t disappointed for sure. Don’t let the outside building, neighborhood, or even inside understated décor fool you. This food is amazing. And The service, friendliness, and warmth of the owner is so cool. Hard to find these days. Almost made to feel like an old friend and it was my first time.
The food is extremely varied. I had a small — not so small– bowl of hot and spicy vermicelli soup that was wonderfully spicy and had great depth. My spicy noodles had so many great flavors from peanut to lemongrass and hint of ginger. The plate was enough for 2 or 3 people. Huge portion, but the quality was even better.
I very strongly recommend this place. If you like authentic Vietnamese /​Cambodian food run here. Big thumbs up!

Looks are not so good from outside. But don’t worry!!!
The food was good and also a great deal!!!
I will definitely come back here!

Overwhelmed by the largeness of the menu, I restricted myself to the house specials and got the mikroolaa ($ 6.75), which is a noodle dish with egg, pork, peanuts, dried shrimp, and small pieces of vegetables. If anyone was wondering based on the menu description – the dish is indeed hot in temperature, not like a noodle salad as I thought it might be before I ordered. I loved the assorted crunchy toppings as well as the tangy flavor of the noodles, reminiscent of pad thai but less heavy since the dish is not stir-​fried. I appreciated and felt nostalgic eating the savory dried and various small pieces of pickled vegetables, as it’s not often that those more «weird» ingredients are included in Asian restaurants in America. I ate the whole thing, and felt satisfied but not feel grossly weighed down at the end of the meal. For an inexpensive, large portion of food, Cuisine du Cambodge is definitely a win!
Even though this non-​fast food stop became quite a long rest stop for us on our road trip, I’m glad we took the little detour and time to sit and eat at this small, sweet, authentic Cambodian restaurant randomly in the Cleveland. I really have no idea when I will be able to come again, but I look forward to the opportunity and highly recommend it for those who are able to go.

Sean and I love this place. We never seem to think of it when we’re all ‘where should we grab some food… I don’t know…’. But whenever we come we’re always wondering why we don’t stop in here more often.
Huge portions, excellent, fresh dishes and a huge, varied menu. Something for everyone here. At least two meals-​worth of food no matter what you order.
The staff is a very nice family all working together as is commonly seen at these types of places. Mom & Dad in back, kids serving out front. Service is always spot-​on and friendly. Clean, cozy dining room which is perfectly good for eating in which is nice — a lot of places like this are pretty much take-​out only worthy.
Love Cuisine Du Cambodge, we’ll be back again and again. Definitely give this place a try next time you’re up for an ethnic food face-​stuff.