Ketiw Comptoir Cambodgien
| lundi | 11:30 - 17:00 |
| mardi | Fermé |
| mercredi | 11:30 - 17:00 |
| jeudi | 11:30 - 20:00 |
| vendredi | 11:30 - 20:00 |
| samedi | 11:30 - 20:00 |
| dimanche | 11:30 - 17:00 |
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Leurs soupes sont à se rouler par terre!!!Voir plus
C'était excellent ! Sur place, nous avons dévoré nos ketiw PP avec le bouillon à côté servi avc les beignets, un classique. Le thé chaud infusé au pandang & la limonade spiké étaient un bel ajout pour accompagner nos plats. On ne pouvait pas partir sans les num pang au boeuf comme snack de fin de journée! Wow merci à l'équipe & Gabriel pour la belle expérience & la belle ambiance!Voir plus
La nourriture était délicieuse! J'ai beaucoup aimé tous les mélanges de saveurs & surtout le thé au jasmin à volonté (seulement 3$). L'ambiance est décontratée & lumineuse. J'y retournerai bientôt!Voir plus
This place got the SAUCE, literally... For a little hole in the wall, this restaurant surely packs a punch of flavor & atmosphere. I ordered the spring rolls & one of their soups, both were scrumptious. (What ever they put in that sauce for the spring rolls? Amazing.) Service was fantastic, we were recommended choices on the menu that did NOT disappoint. Having a clear view of the kitchen is a great feature of a restaurant that I really appreciate. Atmosphere was wonderful, felt like I was eating in a really cute cafe that sells tasty snacks on the side! All in all, I would highly recommend this place to anyone who's craving some soup or Asian cuisine! P.s: Who ever has Aux, the playlist was 🔥Voir plus
Great food. Excellent service from Gabriel.Voir plus
I'd love to give this a 5 Star~ in overall. Food is Tasty & Flavourful. Services is courteous & gentle. Atmosphere ambiance is like a Cafe type of space ~ Food is a little pricy $$ Portions are adequate. Would I recommend? Absolutely a gem !Voir plus
Loved the food here. From the Thai iced to the Num Pang. So very good! Great service too! I'm definitely going back to try everything else on the menuVoir plus
Five star everything here: soup, sandwich, service, ambiance. Just a perfect afternoon in the sun!Voir plus
Parfait pour un dîner entre collègues ou amis ou pour apportez.Voir plus
More of a snack bar but good food, prices a bit on the high side for serving size at lunch - but the quality is undeniable. The people who work there clearly like their jobs!Voir plus
Every dish I have had here is amazing! Service is friendly, resto is clean with a nice decor. Highly recommend.Voir plus
Attention!! Risque de devenir "accro" dès la première commande! Tout est absolument délicieux mais je recommande particulièrement les rouleaux de printemps & cette SAUCE divine, le Num Pang boeuf & citronelle (j'en salive encore) & celui au porc (divin)...Ce resto en vaut le détour, bous ne serez pas déçu!!Voir plus
Thay crew is fire , food is great from top to bottomVoir plus
Food was really good & authentic. Love "the spring roll de mom"Voir plus
I love a good no fuss restaurant & this place hits the spot every time. The flavours are very reminiscent of my travels to Cambodia with a modernized vibe & great attention to detail. Their ketiw & num pang are my go-to dishes. To be honest, it's a constant dilemma between the two & I get fomo whenever I choose one over the other. I will say, I'm happiest when I order both (with the soup on the side is a must!) Such a great combo! I leave satiated & with half a sandwich for the next day that I look forward to. A staple & a favourite for sure. Great little restaurant, highly recommend.Voir plus
Great meal, great price great service! Really kind waitress! The veg. imperial roll were amazing, best in town in my opinionVoir plus
The sandwich was so good that it me cry. Some background: twenty years ago, I spent a wonderful couple of days in New York City, crashing in friends' tiny, tiny apartments, hanging out with good friends & a really sweet guy I'd just started seeing. & man, I'd sure been having some tough times that time of my life, but I remember being incredibly happy for the first time in ages. My friend & I had to split off early, & as we were sitting in a Chinatown bus, waiting to head back to Washington, DC, we both realized we were starving. My buddy bolted off the bus & returned a few minutes later, bearing a nondescript brown paper bag containing 2 sandwiches, which we devoured as the bus drove away from NYC. We weren't sure what the sandwiches actually were when we opened them up. "I saw a line, & the dude at the end said these sandwiches were REALLY GOOD," my friend explained. He was wrong, though: they were extraordinary. I had to research a bit to even find out their name, since bahn mi hadn't really gotten popular at that point. I'd never had anything like it, so crispy-soft-spicy-savoury-sweet. I still love bahn mi, but of course nothing will ever taste quite as good as something special in your memory. Anyway, the Num Pang Beef at Ketiw isn't a bahn mi, but it is extraordinary on its own merits, & is probably the best sandwich I've had in years. I want to name an ingredient that really takes it to the next level-the bread, the meat, even just the veggies, but it's all phenomenal. It *also* reminded me of being young & falling in love, & starting to believe that maybe the world could be full of nice things to discover, instead of a terrible struggle. However, I cannot guarantee that you will experience this last bit (I haven't tried Mom's imperial rolls but the name makes me suspect they could induce a similar experience for certain people). It was probably for the best that we ordered delivery, or I might have burst into tears in public. I asked my husband (of course it's the same dude I had just started dating 20 years ago, still just as sweet) & he assures me that it is, in fact, a really great sandwich on its own merits, even if you don't have a strange Proust-eating-madelines emotional reaction to it. This time around, we split the sandwich, which I guess is only fair, since he missed the last one (HIS OWN FAULT for going to a concert instead of hanging out with his cool new girlfriend). The wonton soup, which I enjoyed in a much more normal way, is really good too.Voir plus