Korean restaurants in Phnom Penh
Korean food in Phnom Penh, mostly BKK1 and Toul Kork: grills, a buffet and a pretty brunch spot. Go in a group, since barbecue is made for sharing.
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Grill beef or pork at the table with kimchi on the side. Bring a group. $12–20 a head, best at dinner.
Calm, no-fuss Korean. Good for stews and bulgogi. About $8–15, and weekday lunch is the easy time.
Meat plates, rice and a stew, and keep the side dishes coming. $12–18 a head. Also a Boeung Snor branch.
The pretty one. Korean-European café food: udon, fried chicken, then bingsu. Good for a long lunch, $8–14.
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Premium cuts, so save it for a treat dinner. Pricier than the casual grills, around $18–30.
Rice bowls and stews, an easy lunch for $7–12. Kitchen closes at 9pm, so don't turn up late.
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The name means 'food hunter'. Grilled meat or a stew with rice for about $8–14, and good value.
Buffet: grill a bit of everything and go back for more. $15–22, open till midnight. Pace yourself on rice.
The roomy second Dae Jang Geum across the river, open till midnight. Good for big groups, $12–18 a head.
Charcoal beef and pork sets, and the kimchi gets praise. Pair it with shopping. Weekend lunch is busy. $12–20.
