THMOR DA Restaurant

Cambodian restaurant · Revere

THMOR DA Restaurant

Cambodian restaurant · Revere

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144 Shirley Ave, Revere, MA 02151

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Small, no-frills outfit serving homestyle Cambodian favorites like salads, soup & seafood.  

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144 Shirley Ave, Revere, MA 02151 Get directions

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144 Shirley Ave, Revere, MA 02151 Get directions

+1 781 286 2554

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"Curry Pickled Fish There’s a lot happening in a bowl of curry pickled fish from Cambodian spot Thmor Da in Revere. It’s sour, sweet, spicy, and refreshing at the same time, which is a level of complexity that we didn’t taste in anything else this year (we didn’t see it in Kanye’s brief run for president either). And the fish is even better when paired with the sliced cucumber and cabbage that come on the side for dipping purposes. This dish is definitely at the top of the list for our first post-pandemic party." - joel ang

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"There aren’t many Cambodian restaurants in Boston (though there are quite a few more in Lowell), which is a shame considering how great everything is at Thmor Da. The pickled fish curry has the perfect balance of sweet, salty, and sour flavors, and is excellent with the accompanying raw vegetables. The Tiger Tears beef and pepper salad is spicy and refreshing at the same time. We could go on and on, but that would be wasting time that you should be using to place an order." - Joel Ang

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"Starting with Thmor Da and its 'delectable aromas' in Revere, Slim feasts on a fiery beef-and-peppers salad, fried whole fish in ginger sauce, and a 'sprightly, chili-laden salad of pork larb with pepper, onion and mint.'" - Dana Hatic

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Charlie Pierce

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Absolutely legendary!! Service is always so speedy and friendly, and the place is SPOTLESS. You have to walk thru the kitchen to access the restroom and you can see how clean it is. I’ve had the coconut curry and beef noodle soup, so rich and healthy and tasty. What a gift to have this place around!

Anthony DeLeon

Google
The noddle soup 🍲 was good and nice and warm. The beef Lok lak plate was not to bad the meat was a little over cooked but had good flavor. The special Fried rice was amazing cooked to perfection and never had Crab 🦀 meat in my rice ever which was great. The place is tiny but the help is good and very helpful. Will different be back here the time im in town. Overall this is a great place to check out and try a good meal.

Tori Lorvig

Google
Absolutely fantastic, great prices and delicious food. No idea if its authentic but the soups are amazing with well cooked meat and plenty of fresh flavors and the noodle dishes are very well done. The servers are friendly and quick. The servings are big, the small size is enough for most people. The extra large could serve 2-3. Not a lot if seating so if you're going with a big group, be warned.

Helena Raymond

Google
Fantastic!! We ordered the fresh spring rolls with shrimp, the Tom Yum soup, the Pad Thai, and the Drunken Noodles. Everything was top notch flavor and quality. Great portion sizes. Owner is lovely. We can’t wait to come back!

Thanarat O'Bryan LMT, MLD-C, MMP

Google
First experience with friends. The foods mostly are good. A little bit of sweet for Ka prow beef. Staff are very friendly.

Hamony Chhon

Google
Too expensive for a tiny portion. $15 for a tiny dish of stirred fried noodles. The food tasted subpar. Avoid this place if you could. Go to Lowell if you want real Cambodia food!

Rob Silversmith

Google
Update: I came back here today and despite high expectations, was totally blown away! My spouse and I got the drunken noodle, pad thai Cambodian style, and pork chop with rice. All were absolutely incredible. The pork chop was perfectly marinated and cooked, the pad thai was so flavorful with all sorts of nice cooked bits sprinkled on top and lightly picked cucumbers on the side, and the drunken noodle had fantastic fried noodles, with incredibly flavorful spicy ground pork on top. So amazing! It's so hard to believe that this place exists. It is so clearly superior to just about any (in my opinion, any) of the downtown Boston restaurants. I don't even know what to say. My favourite restaurant in the Boston area. The drunken noodle is one of many phenomenal things.

Timothy Mo

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Their food hits a spot inbetween homecooked and takeout you will never find anywhere else. If you love pho, you will LOVE this place!!! I wish we had it in NY 😩