Take out restaurant Authentic Cambodian cuisine. We also offer personalized catering for all kinds of special occasions or just regular daily needs for 1 to 100+ individuals.
Reviews of Le Khmer highlight delicious Khmer cuisine with generous portions and good value, featuring bold, balanced flavors and dishes that many diners described as both satisfying and fresh. The service is frequently praised for friendliness and attentiveness, with staff helping to select portions and accommodate requests, and the atmosphere ranges from quick casual takeout to a welcoming dine in vibe. Several reviews highlight the variety of menu items, including popular favorites like tonkinoise soup and beef loc lac, and some mention catering for events with careful planning, customization, and on time delivery. A few notes of concern appear about maintenance in the washrooms and, in past visits, items such as fried wings, rice, or tonkinoise soup not meeting earlier high standards, but overall impressions remain strong and many say it is a local standout and a place to return to, with additional praise for halal options and a family friendly feel. The restaurant is described as a reliable go to for tasty meals, takeout or casual dining, and remains a favorite for many repeat visits.
Really delicious food. I had the gourmand platter which was excellent as well as their angkor soup which was delicate & very tasty.
As a bonus, the staff are extremely friendly & are happy to explain any questions you might have about the menu.
May 4, 2026
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Ordered the game night platter.
This was delicious. A great treat for dinner at the end of the week. We're three adults & there's enough leftover for another good sized meal. We really enjoyed the sandwiches. A great mix of veggies & meat with a delicious sauce.
On a rainy day driving over to Montreal, I was looking for hearty meal. I've never tried Cambodian food but their existing reviews stating it tastes like authentic Cambodian cuisine enticed me to come in & try.
My personal stand outs for me were the grilled lemon grass chicken, loved the fried egg, rice & pickled carrots either cabbage . The entire rice dish was delicious.
The soup had special lemon grass meat balls which I could instantly tell these were in house made. The soup was so clean & light. Really nice flavour balancing.
Would definitely stop by again if I had a chance to drive by.
Bonus they had old school pac man & rampage games available to play on while we were waiting for our food.
Great food & overall ambience. Momentarily we were felt like we were in real south east Asian restaurant. Taste was up to the mark. Only point I should mention about the washroom. It needs a better maintenance.
Surely recommend for a visit
Apr 8, 2026
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Amazing food! We are new to the area & were looking for halal options for our house warming. We ordered a bunch of dishes off of the menu & the owner helped us determine appropriate quantity for our group size. The food was incredible & everyone loved it. Would highly recommend & will definitely be ordering again.
Always my go to local restaurant when I want to treat myself. I'm partial to the tonkinoise soup & the Family Platter (yum!). Give it a try, you will be happy you did.
Excellente découverte ! La nourriture est vraiment délicieuse, pleine de saveurs & très bien assaisonnée. Les portions sont généreuses & le rapport qualité-prix est top. Le service est rapide & super chaleureux. Un incontournable si vous aimez la cuisine khmer, je recommande sans hésiter !
I've been to Khmer several times in the past, mostly around the time they first opened, & I remember enjoying it quite a lot. I also recall the owners being very kind, which is why this recent visit was especially disappointing.
I had lunch for two people this time. The Soup Angkor was fine, & the fried spring rolls were also okay. Nothing remarkable, but acceptable.
Unfortunately, the rest of the meal fell short of what I remembered. The chicken wings, which I've enjoyed on previous visits, tasted over-fried & then reheated, leaving them greasy & dry. Most surprising was the rice: although the portion was generous, it was very dry & seemed stale. As someone who cooks rice at home using a simple rice cooker, I found this hard to understand, as good rice is usually very easy to get right. I only managed to eat a few bites.
The Tonkinoise soup was also quite bland. The broth, served separately (for take-out), looked & tasted mostly like water with very little depth or seasoning.
To the owners: this review is not meant to be negative for the sake of it. I truly hope you take it as constructive feedback. I've enjoyed your restaurant in the past & would love to see the quality return to what it once was.
Love the food & the fact they accommodate & prepare my food without coriander. I recommend the sandwiches (beef & chicken both yummy), fried chicken & all their meals.
I just wish there were some Lao desserts to try.
