Por Cuisine Dinner with Apsara Show

We went mid-week, so not quite full. Excellent show. Food is good quality - a range of 'set menus' to choose from, covering more traditional Khmer dishes and more approachable 'expat' dishes. The owner Por is very attentive and regularly checked in with us and other tables for a chat. Overall, a high-quality tourist experience that I would thoroughly recommend. I live in Cambodia for 17 years, so I am not really the target audience - but my friends were visiting on holiday for the first time and loved it.

Interesting and informative stories about ancient Cambodian history were told in the form of dance. There was also a printed page of background stories to explain the individual scenes. I believe most of the employees were members of the disadvantaged community. We had an excellent unobstructed view while we dined from a multi-course meal. We were also able to order from a nice selection of bottled wines.

"I went to this restaurant for breakfast and ordered pork noodle soup. When the food arrived, I was shocked. In the noodle bowl, there was only one small piece of pork and two pieces of bone. This was the most ridiculous breakfast I've had in my 30 years of eating breakfast. The restaurant owner offered no solution, just an apology. A bowl of noodles costs $3 at this restaurant. For that price, other restaurants offer much better food with acceptable flavor. However, this restaurant's $3 dish is not worth the price. They only gave me one piece of meat and two bones. They charged me the full $3. Everyone, please look at this picture and judge for yourself whether this dish is worth $3 or not?

The food is expensive and not great. Small portions from the menu. Set menu also small portions. Out doors. Fans only. Lots of bugs. Hot and humid. Sent the plate back 3 times bc it was dirty. Ended up not getting one. The show was free. Dancing was good. Performers did well. But stage is old and run down. There are a lot of shows in the area so you have options besides this place.

A very nice place for love cultural show and dinner. The place is well renovated with a beautiful stage. The waiters' service were excellent. The cultural shows were interesting and enjoyable. One comment is that if the dance movements can be better coordinated and in tandem, it would be very professional. For food, I would only give 3 stars as the food portions were pretty small and not as tasteful as the many other Cambodian restaurants that I have tasted in the last few days.

What a great experience- to know the Cambodian culture & its food in one go. Wished that all tourists get this experience in every country. Got to taste a great set of traditional food while watching a No of the Cambodian dances - folk , ballet, traditional apsara dance in a capsular format . Well conceived & executed .. worthy of an experience 😊

A very nice restaurant with tasty Cambodian food. We can watch apsara dance while having dinner here. They provide course and the price is quite reasonable. If you are interested to watch traditional dance while enjoying local cuisine, you should definetely visit this restaurant. Really had a good time here.

Every weekend, professional Khmer dancers teach young students Khmer traditional dances