Visited with a group of friends in the evening. I would rate the food a 4/5, good but not good enough to stay in my memory after two months.

I remember it for the dining atmosphere, a must if you like colonial style architecture.

Not cheap but not expensive either, it's for a good cause.

You may want to ask your tuk-tuk to wait and pay the extra dollar to save you the hassle of finding your way back as the place is a little off the beaten track.

P/s: sorry no pictures this time

The place and the staff are lovely. The food is nothing special (except the fried tarantulas if you are up for that) but in a place like Phom Penh where -sorry to say- local and street food are far from great, I guess this place is a safe option if you don't want to go for Western. We ordered two starters, two mains and one dessert and it came up to usd 40.

Such a great place, wonderful service, exceptional options for a wide variety of dietary needs including vegan, gluten free and those who are a little on the picky side.
Wonderful drinks menu, great atmosphere overlooking a pool and fan to keep us cool.

At just a few steps from our motel what more could you want

Great cambodian food in a clean and fascinating colonial style house, furthermore is for a good cause. Highly recommended!

We decided to come here to support the good cause of training street children and providing them with jobs.

I had the Cambodian eggplant with pork, which is traditional and it was tasty and my husband had some kind of curry served with bread (see photo). The mango cocktail I had was good and he tried Khmer rice wine, which is worth trying! Much better when it has some fruit flavor on it.