Reathrey Sekong

First time here! It wasn't busy when I came here but always wanted to try this place and it did not disappoint! This is the only Cambodian restaurant in the valley and it's really a hidden gem because you can easily miss it if you're not paying attention. The turn corner to the parking lot is not very obvious so plan accordingly. I would recommend going in the afternoon rather late night. The Waiter said that's when they're the most busiest. The bbq selections were delightful and the roasted corn doesn't taste hard but rather soft and flavorful! Their specialty drink is something else and it's worth the try! I'll bring a friend or two the next time I come here!

I will give it a 3 star, the food is very good, especially the lemongrass chicken, the Chicken they use are good quality no-skin nonfat chicken, the flavor is great, just as the Cambodian food you expected to taste. But it’s a little too salty, hope they will make it less salty, it would be perfect. The price is a little high for the potion of the food, they are charging a LA price in Phoenix with less portions of the food. If they want to keep the price high they might consider to make the food portion bigger. (We were still hungry after eating there!) Anyway, friendly service, cozy environment.

The food is so good here! I usually get the student noodles or the lemongrass soup, but recently we had the curry soup and the green mango fish. The flavors are beautifully balanced and feel like home cooking. I think more people would eat here if they knew about it.

Step out of your comfort zone and into Cambodia! My fist time here and I absolutely love it. Unique and delicious dishes prepared fresh. A little hidden but well worth the drive. The spring rolls were very fresh and paired well with the side sauce, the chicken wings were charred to perfection, very moist but crunchy on the outside. Pork was extremely moist and seasoned well and packed with flavor and I absolutely loved everything I tried. Also, they offer some imported Cambodian beers. Give it a try, you won’t regret it!

Amazing food. First time trying Cambodian food, it’s pretty similar to other southeast Asian cuisine like Thai and Vietnamese but with a very comforting twist. It’s like the soul food of Southeast Asia. We order a ton of different dishes and shared family style. Everything was so delicious, we will definitely be back to try more dishes and order our favorites again. Reathrey Sekong is a hidden gem in Phoenix, definitely worth checking out!

oh my god this place was a flavor and textural experience. my partner and i are big foodies and this was our first time having Cambodian food and our minds were blown. everything we tried was amazing. amok fish might’ve been my favorite (hard to choose) and it’s so light and delicate in flavor with super soft fish. also get their thai tea!! best thai tea we’ve ever had. the owner is also super lovely and helpful with learning about these dishes so don’t be afraid to ask him stuff!

I flew into Phoenix and only had three days to explore the city and surrounding areas; I’m so glad I made this place a "must go to" during my trip. I ordered the chicken fried rice and the meat platter - both were very generous in portions, delicious, the service was top notch. I ordered an hour before closing and the server was happy to take my order. The food tasted homemade and it definitely hits close to home. Next time I visit, I will try other offerings and beers. I love the decor on the inside. There are pieces of history of Cambodia everywhere you look, and it reminds me of home. A neat find is they have a record of Sinn Sisamouth and Ros Sereysothea (both famous singers) on the wall and playing softly in the background. If you are looking for something different to try, definitely hit this place up. You won’t be disappointed. I look forward to eating here again in the future.