Sher-E-Punjab Indian Restaurant

In my search for chole bhature, I decided to give Sher-E-Punjab a try, but my experience was disappointing. The first red flag was the condition of the menus—completely moldy, which is hard to overlook given how inexpensive it is to reprint them. If I hadn’t been expecting company, I would have walked out right then. I went ahead with lunch, and while the food didn’t make me sick, the state of the menus left me questioning the cleanliness of the kitchen. It’s concerning and leaves a poor impression. I’ll definitely be avoiding this place in the future.

I am extremely disappointed and alarmed by the food I received from your restaurant today. This experience goes far beyond poor taste and raises serious food safety and hygiene concerns. I ordered vegetable pakora and chicken samosa. The vegetable filling inside the samosa was clearly rotten, had an unpleasant smell, and was completely inedible. Serving food in this condition is unacceptable and poses a potential health risk to customers. This is not a matter of preference or seasoning—it is a basic failure of food safety standards. The vegetable pakora was equally unacceptable: soggy, heavily oil-soaked, and lacking any proper texture or flavour. It tasted like deep-fried starch rather than fresh vegetables, indicating either extremely poor ingredient quality or careless preparation. Customers trust restaurants to provide food that is safe, fresh, and fit for consumption. What I received failed to meet even the most minimal standards of hygiene and quality. This level of negligence is deeply concerning and should not be taken lightly. I strongly urge your management to investigate this issue immediately and review your food handling, storage, and quality control practices. Based on this experience, I have lost all confidence in your restaurant and will not recommend it to anyone. If such issues continue, they risk being escalated to the delivery platform and relevant food safety authorities.

Met a friend who happened to be in Phnomh Penh by chance so being British we absolutely had to have a curry, and having heard this was the best in town, went straight there and it didn't disappoint

First time we ate there food was awesome, later I decided to brought some of my friends to taste the food. But this time it was the worst Indian food I ever had along with that service was pathetic and laziness could see in their Staff, seems they didn't slept for years, chicken Masada was just put in tomato gravy and they added no spices at all seems like they prepared food for 1 year baby.. so overall I won't recommend to go there and try this pathetic food.. if you wish eat grass then go and find something in khmer restaurant rather than wasting your money in so called unauthentic Indian restaurant..

We love this place! We've been coming here for 3 years and the food is always amazing, great service and prices!

Excellent food and service, the atmosphere was relaxing and the restaurant was clean and cool. Employees were very kind and respectful and the food came out quick and hot! I would definitely recommend this place if you are craving delicious Indian food in Phnom Penh! I had the butter chicken and garlic naan.

One of the oldest and best Indian restaurants in Phnom pehn still great quality and the price hasn't went up in years

Delicious food, great service. Located in a side street of the main road next to the river. We went there during lunch time and ordered the items located on the pictures. If you want some variety from the street food, go here!