Overall, reviews describe Ketiw Comptoir Cambodgien as a standout spot with authentic Cambodian flavors, generous portions, and a welcoming, bright atmosphere. Dishes such as the chicken kroeung and lemongrass beef are repeatedly praised for depth of flavor, while soups, noodles, and a variety of beverages are noted as delicious and satisfying. The decor is described as cute and the ambiance as calm, with long white tables that invite sharing and a peaceful dining experience. Service is generally fast and friendly, though a few comments point to occasional variability in some items, with certain sandwiches feeling light on fillings or meat and one dish arriving cold or less inspired. A report of finding a metal piece in a soup raises safety concerns, but many reviews emphasize affordable prices and helpful accommodations for families and dietary restrictions. Overall, there is broad enthusiasm to return and explore more dishes given the strong, authentic flavors.
This was a really good experience & I enjoyed the service from the host. They knew a lot about the menu & had really good suggestions for trying out food that I've never tried before.
Great food & friendly staff. The noodle soup was really fresh & delicious (though not big enough, but okay with the price) However, I think the summer rolls were quite expensive. $6+tax for just 1 rolls. Most shops sell like 2 rolls for $6-8 similar in size.
I loved the lemonade, thai iced tea, mushroom sandwich (num pang) & veggie spring roll, mee kola vermicelli noodles with egg. I love that the lemonade came with a paper lid but it seems like they switched to plastic lids now unfortunately
Oct 4, 2024
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Banh Soung pour ma douce avec une bonne soupe en entrée & Num Pang poulet Kroeung pour moi. Tout était bon & frais mais nous nous avons préféré le poulet au boeuf. Recommandé!
Since I moved to Verdun two months ago, this has become my new favourite spot. I'm obsessed with their Kuy Teav soup & their lemongrass chicken. The soup is so flavourful & i like that it's lighter than pho broth which usually has a substantial layer of beef fat floating on top - this broth is so light & flavourful without all that extra fat. The chicken is always cooked perfectly - juicy & packing full flavour. I will try their other restaurant soon because I'm so impressed.
Aug 23, 2024
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Really enjoyed the bbq beef sandwich. It's different from the Phnom Penh one (fattier meat, sliced thin & heavily charred on A LOT of butter, with the same pickles), but very good. Meatier.
Jul 27, 2024
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Went there & ate a Banh Hoi Chicken Kroeung & some Thai Iced Tea. Good service & reasonable pricing. That meal really hit home, felt like being back home in Cambodia. Very well cooked & seasoned. Very authentic in my opinion.
I used to love their sandwiches, but they keep adding sugar to them, first chicken, now beef. Won't be coming back unfortunately. The spring rolls are great (so far)
