Curry Walla

We have visited the restaurant on the day of our arrival. We love indian food, and had high expectations. We ended ordering both indian and khmer food, and I have to admit expectations were meat fully. I highly recomand this place! Also: we decided to stay outside on the street, to feel the vibe, to “hear” the street.

There is no other Indian restaurant as flavorful and light as Curry Walla, in the whole city. I've tried them all in the past 6 years and I love Indian food. I always try some new dishes at Curry Walla and they are always so tasty.

The food is good. As Indians we found would satisfaction in our own food after many days of Cambodian food. The Roti and all dishes were freshly made. The vote was that the chicken Tikka was the best dish. Chaos was good. Not enough dessert options.

Absolutely loved this restaurant, returned the next day. Some of the best Indian food I've ever had.

The food taste very good and the service is really good also. Best indian restaurant in siem reap

Absolutely delicious! I ordered the paneer butter masala, butter naan, and a mint mango lassi—all bursting with flavor. The restaurant is beautifully decorated, with meticulous attention to detail, and the light background music added a lovely touch to the ambiance 🎵 100% recommend!

Absolutely great food! I have walked by this restaurant a number of times and we finally stoped in for a bite to eat..the menu was large with many good choices. We tried a varied assortment and we were very happy with everything, the staff were welcoming, helpful and very kind, the prices were good and again the food was great. We will be back!

Authentic North Indian Food with a Punjabi Touch Curry Walla serves delicious North Indian food with plenty of vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. The ambience is unique—it looks like a dhaba from the outside with fresh naan and roti made in a tandoor, but inside, it feels like a fine dining restaurant. The Punjabi kirtan playing in the evening adds a warm, cultural touch. The owner, a friendly Sikh uncle, and the staff (many of whom speak Hindi) ensure excellent service and hospitality. They provide unlimited appetizers like papad and side dishes such as mint chutney, pickled onions, mixed veg achar, garlic, and chili paste—all flavorful and fresh. It’s a great spot for authentic Indian food in Siem Reap. Highly recommended for anyone craving a taste of Punjab!