Lone Star is in the area, but not ON Riverside. Walk down 172 and something will catch your eye.

Larry's is right off Riverside. Can't go wrong there either.

PepperTree .... $5 & 6 dishes. Basic curry 4.50 and 75c Cambodia draft.
Around Kandal market . So between 144 and the big junction at Wat Ounalom(sp?)

Hotdigr wrote: ↑Fri Oct 26, 2018 7:05 pm Depends if you want western or asian, but Chiang Mai always used to be good and its up that way. Haven't eaten there in years, but drove past it last week and noticed its still there and open.

I used to go there are a fair bit and to their other ( now long-gone) branch near the Vietnamese Friendship Monument. I didn't realize the riverside one was still there, must check it out again.
As for the restaurants around the riverside, I'm nearby there a lot now but a bit clueless about where to go sometimes and I don't often go out in the evenings in that neighborhood.
The Rising Sun by the FCC has always been reliable, the happy pizza places do ok normal pizzas and sometimes salads but not much else good. I don't know what the Riverside Bistro is like now, I haven't been since it changed hands. Places like Metro or K West are always reliable but a bit pricey. I'd like to know if any of the current riverside Indians are any good, I eat a lot of Indian but usually in BKK. There's a new place called "Masala Dosa " on Sothearous near the corner of 178 that I want to check out, it looks very reasonably priced. Nearby there on 172 near 13 is Sara Ethiopian Restaurant, anytime I've gone there I've liked it a lot. Hummus down the other end of the riverside has tasty Lebanese food. I'd be interested in hearing other people's recommendations.

logos wrote: ↑Sat Oct 27, 2018 1:04 am They're next door to Phnom Penh India, for me the best Indian on Riverside.

My goto place for the best curry in PP. i have recommended them to many people and never heard of a bad report.

About 5 or 6 years ago we were eating there once or twice a week lol.