Cambodian Thai

"Used to be good....Horrifyingly bad now. Tiny portions for inflated prices. Ive sent same amount of money for 2x portions in big cities. They can't pack food for takeaway at all just dump unsealable small plastic cups of curry that leak into the whole bag on the way hone."

"I've been craving thai for a while now and this place did not disappoint. Everything was delicious! Get the Drunken Noodles extra crispy."

"At first I thought it was a dinner but it's an Asian restaurant love the food, lucky the place wasn't Busy. it kinda looks a little small place, there are many I want to try But I didn't have the guts to try it, I think I'll come back again"

"Upon entry we were handed menus and told to seat ourselves. The restaurant was clean but paint is chipping off the walls. When we ordered our drinks we were handed bottles, no cups or ice. We were puzzled about the name Cambodia Thai, as we eat a lot of Thai throughout the world. We now think the Cambodia influence may be the high level of sweetness in the dishes. We ordered a range of dishes and all decided the scallion fritters and the spring rolls were the best of the 6 dishes we ordered. The green curry was a strong contender. Tom Ka Kai was very sweet. Unfortunately, the combination of the state of the restaurant and the quality of food will not be calling us to return."

"A hidden gem in downtown South Bend. Took my boys out for dinner and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. We started with the Chicken Satay, Potstickers, and Pork Egg Rolls... all of which were very flavorful, cooked perfectly, and priced well. My youngest son especially loved the Potstickers. My older son couldn't stop talking about the Satay. The boys shared a chicken fried rice which came out in a timely manner and with good portion size. The boys said it was some of their favorite fried rice ever. I had the Red Curry (Level 5 Spice). It was very good! Good portion, great flavor, and spice level was just how I like it - HOT. The waitress was very friendly, very attentive, and even helped with suggestions and sizing. My only less than positive critiques are that it would be nice to have fountain drinks (with free refills) instead of bottled drink. But pricing was ok. And atmosphere was run down and tired. Paint coming off walls and cheap tables and decor... but frankly I'd take good food and service over fancy decorations any day... but an update to the place and fountain drinks would make this a 5 star place (and I suspect a LOT busier). If you like Thai, don't miss out on Cambodian Thai"