Langka Lane

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 – The New Food Capital of Phnom Penh Langka Lane is turning into an unstoppable food hub, and honestly, it’s about time Phnom Penh had something like this. The French legends from Le Langka clearly bring their magic here — the whole lane has this classy-but-chill vibe that just hits different. Start at SAK Pub. Their owner’s Special Brew — only made here, only sold here — is one of the best beers you’ll drink in the whole city. No drama, just facts. Then hop over to Mauuu Steakhouse, where the steaks are on another level: perfect sear, deep flavour, real quality, low price. If you want something quick and flavour-packed, Bun drops the Vietnamese bomb for the best price. Plus the whole lane still carries the DNA of its old seafood-hub history, so you’ve got tons of fresh seafood spots all around. Everything in one place, no stress, no nonsense. If you want the real Phnom Penh food experience — not the tourist stuff — Langka Lane is where the city is evolving. Come for the beer, stay for the steak, end with a little French magic. Absolute legend of a place.

Amazing restaurants and bars, a lot of things to recommend. A restaurant i can recommend the most was the Mauu! restaurant. 8$ for s small australian beef with free side dishes like fries, salad or mashed potatoes. All the bars had aesthetic atmosphere and the prices were decent.

A series of cosy lanes overflowing with restaurants and bars. A more low key vibe in contrast with Phonm Penh's other famous lane: Bassac

Basically, a foodie and cultural hub with flavors and activities. Small but pact with various restaurants. Parking is a nightmare so it’s highly recommended to take tuktuk if you’re coming from faraway or walk there if you’re nearby.

Langka lane is a new haven of eateries and small bars. Most types of food to choose from including lots of Japanese, Cambodian and even a steak frites! It’s a little bit more chilled than Bassac lane but you can walk from one to the other in 5 mins. Given its chill vibe including some great bars this would be my pick of the two.

A great location most of the year. But beware of New Years Eve fake advertising that will take your $$ on false pretences.

This is my go-to area for food from Vietnamese Cambodian Thai French. You got it. You got everything here in one little area and it is always my go-to for breakfast, lunch and dinner when I'm in Phnom Penh.

Love this little circular alley. The best NEIPA craft beer in Cambodia is brewed by and sold at the Sak Pub here. Other notables include a little Ramen bar and a decent burger joint. A couple of speak easy bars and good restaurants. There is a hotel right in the middle of it.