Malis (Norodom Boulevard)

We didn't expect for a fine dining restaurant in PP. I was just looking at the best restaurant that serves fish amok. Then we stumble the best restaurant in PP I guess as it was visited by Jackie Chan, Gordon Ramsay, Justin Trudeau and other dignitaries. The fish amok was really really good Ambiance is the best here really makes you feel that it's top notch. Service staff was nice as well.

Local Cambodian flavors some spicy, some not so but nonetheless unique to this country. My favorites were the warm scallop with green peppercorn and organic roasted chicken which was full of flavor and aromatic. The mango chicken salad was also nice but I would skip that vegetable curry (a bit on the bland side). Would I come back here again? Definitely.

I have to say, this is the most disappointing meal I’ve had in Phnom Penh. Are you kidding me? You call this a “set menu”? I was expecting a proper tasting experience, but the whole thing was basically just a very simple lunch set. Price-wise, it makes no sense at all. The food was not the worst, but clearly not made with any care. Even street food tastes better. The salad had nothing but sourness, the soup was just okay, and the main course was a complete disaster—no creativity, nothing special. Even the fruit wasn’t sliced properly. And they charge $35 for this? It’s worth maybe $5 at best. As for the environment, I arrived around 1:40 pm and the first-floor outdoor area was a mess. Staff were walking back and forth moving decorations—do you really need to do that while guests are eating? The worst part was at the end. When I shared my disappointment, instead of apologizing, they handed me a QR code to register for their group’s app, just so I could get a 10% discount. I said I didn’t want to register, and the staff immediately gave me a black face. The discount didn’t feel sincere at all—there was no apology whatsoever. I honestly don’t understand the restaurant’s reputation. To me, it’s not worth it at all. If you want good food—don’t go. Good service—don’t go. Good vibes—don’t go.

This is my second time visiting this restaurant, and it’s become a MUST each time we come to Phnom Penh! The service was excellent, just like before. We absolutely love their homemade sauce, and they even offered it to us for free—seriously, they should sell it! The food is consistently great, and this time we had the pleasure of trying their crème brûlée. It was exceptional! The pinch of local spice they added made it truly unique and delicious. Definitely going to come back again!

Went here for a birthday celebration and was truly impressed. The staff were incredibly friendly and responsive, making us feel welcomed from the moment we arrived. Every dish we ordered was spot on, and I especially loved their longan-flavored ice cream—so unique and refreshing! They even surprised us with a complimentary dessert set, which was a lovely touch. The prices are well justified by the quality of both the food and service. Overall, it was a wonderful fine dining experience with a special Khmer flair.

Great ambience in the restaurant, both outdoors and indoors. Food was great, just 1 star short of excellent.

One of the best restaurants I’ve tried in Cambodia! It serves authentic Khmer food with unforgettable flavors. Every dish was perfectly made, rich in taste, and full of traditional vibes. The service was excellent, and the staff were friendly and welcoming. The place itself was clean, well-designed, and truly reflected Cambodian culture. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Cambodia and looking for a real local food experience!

went for a quick dessert while waiting for my car tire to get fixed. their coconut icecream is very creamy and delicious! the service and atmosphere really makes the experience worthwhile⭐️⭐️⭐️