List of the Top 10 best Indian food options in Phnom Penh according to TripAdvisor costumer reviews (which we all know are impossible to manipulate):

Sher-e-Punjab
(Types of food: Indian, Asian, Asian fusion)
Sher-e-Punjab's address: 16 st 130, Pasar Kandal, khan dumpenh
Phnom Penhn, Phnom Penh 12204, Cambodia
Sher-e-Punjab's phone number: 023216360
Sher-e-Punjab's website: http://www.sherepunjabcambodia.com

Aroma Chef
(Types of food: French, Indian, International, Cambodian)
Aroma Chef's address: St 172 Ounaloam Pagoda
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Aroma Chef's phone number: 092581753


Taste Budz
(Types of food: Indian)
Taste Budz's address: 13E. Street 282, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Taste Budz's phone number: +855 17 913 812
Taste Budz's website: http://www.indianfoodphnompenh.com

Phnom Penh Indian
(Types of food: Indian)
Phnom Penh Indian's address: 335 Sisowath, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Phnom Penh Indian's phone number: 023992110

Mount Everest
(Types of food: Indian, Pakistani, Halal, Nepali)
Mount Everest's address: #63 Street 294, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Mount Everest's phone number: +855 213821


Flavours of India
(Types of food: Indian)
Flavours of India's address: #158,St. 63, Boeng Keng Kong I | Boeng Keng Kang I, Phnom Penh 23, Cambodia
Flavours of India's phone number: +855-12-835907
+855-12-886374

Sher-E-Punjab 2
(Types of food: Indian)
Sher-E-Punjab 2's address: #13b Street 258 Off Sothearos Blvd, #13b Street 258 Phnom Penh, Phnom Penh 12204, Cambodia
Sher-E-Punjab 2's phone number: +855 23 210 695
Sher-E-Punjab 2's website: http://www.indianfoodincambodia.webs.com

Shiva Shakti
(Types of food: Indian)
Shiva Shakti's address: No. 17, Trasak Paem (St. 63), | Behind of Senate,, Phnom Penh 12301, Cambodia
Shiva Shakti's phone number: 012 813 817

The Kathmandu Kitchen
(Types of food: Indian, Nepali, Cambodian)
The Kathmandu Kitchen's address: #13, Long Nget Street 258, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
The Kathmandu Kitchen's phone number: 023 555 2846

Dosa Corner
(Types of food: Indian)
Dosa Corner's address: Street 51 | House # 5, Phnom Penh 12302, Cambodia
Dosa Corner's phone number: 012 673 276

Angkor India
(Types of food: Indian, Asian fusion)
Angkor India's address: Street 278 | #8/A, Phnom Penh 11201, Cambodia
Angkor India's phone number: +855 23 212 023 92261270

Mumtaz Indian Restaurant
(Types of food: Indian)
Mumtaz Indian Restaurant's address: Street63, Shop # 162 | Phnom Penh, Phnom Penh 2345, Cambodia
Mumtaz Indian Restaurant's phone number +85523726761
Mumtaz Indian Restaurant's website: http://www.mumtazrest.com

Ok, maybe that was the top 12 best Indian Restaurants in Phnom Penh, not the Top 10. Who's counting?

I was thinking that 10 would pretty well cover all Indian Restaurants in Phnom Penh.

However, Yellow Pages has 47 listings for Indian Restaurants. http://yp.com.kh/categories/kh12860-ind ... s/listings

Sher E Punjab wasn't that good my last couple visits. I might try someplace else if they fuck up again.

I guess I am not into Indian foods as I tried a few times and I didn't like them. The smell is too strong for me.

Samouth wrote:I guess I am not into Indian foods as I tried a few times and I didn't like them. The smell is too strong for me.

Says the guy from a country that has prahock!!

Hahaha.

kiwiincambodia wrote:

Samouth wrote:I guess I am not into Indian foods as I tried a few times and I didn't like them. The smell is too strong for me.

Says the guy from a country that has prahock!!

Hahaha.

Yep, nothing like Durian with a Prahok dip. Mmmm, yummy.

As the locals would say, "Ch'ngouy Ch'ngun"!

kiwiincambodia wrote:

Samouth wrote:I guess I am not into Indian foods as I tried a few times and I didn't like them. The smell is too strong for me.

Says the guy from a country that has prahock!!

Hahaha.

Not all Cambodians eat prahok.

Username Taken wrote:

kiwiincambodia wrote:

Samouth wrote:I guess I am not into Indian foods as I tried a few times and I didn't like them. The smell is too strong for me.

Says the guy from a country that has prahock!!

Hahaha.

Yep, nothing like Durian with a Prahok dip. Mmmm, yummy.

As the locals would say, "Ch'ngouy Ch'ngun"!

Durian is my favorite fruit. I don't know why many barangs find it smelly. For me it doesn't smell bad and it is amazingly yummy.

wackyjacky wrote:Sher E Punjab wasn't that good my last couple visits. I might try someplace else if they fuck up again.

Apparently it's very much down to whether the owner is in town at the time. I've had some very authentic curries there with a vegetarian mate, he tells me he's had some awful food, and that's what makes the difference.

StroppyChops wrote: I've had some very authentic curries there with a vegetarian mate, he tells me he's had some awful food, and that's what makes the difference.

Yep, awful food definitely makes a difference.