Angkor Restaurant

it’s pretty good. I got phở noodles. they were quick and prices were pretty okay. the only thing I don’t like is that they keep asking if I need a fork when I beginning eating with chopsticks. I know how to use a chopstick. if you’re reading this, the lady that always asking me if I want forks, stop asking me if I want to use forks. I’m Asian, I know to use chopsticks. it destroys me ego for the rest of the day.

Yes there food is good and especially there Phở the ONLY reason why we go! But there service is awful and not very attentive to you. Every time we get our table we don’t get greeted or get our menus right away.

I feel this restaurant is more of a Cambodian restaurant than Thai. I ordered pad Thai and nothing about those noodles were pad Thai. It was just stir fried thick noodles… as far as authentication in Thai food, I’d have to give it a 2 stars. My husband, however, loves their phở. So thumbs up on that!

They are very family orientated with quick and friendly service! My boyfriend and I come in regularly because we are hooked on their kathew, or Cambodian noodle soup, slightly different from the traditional Vietnamese phở, and Thai tea! Hands down, the best kathew and Thai tea by far in Stockton.

The lad na combination was alright compared to other restaurants in the area. My sister ordered pad thai and was disappointed. It was basically just fried rice noodles with some veggies and two pieces of shrimp and pieces of beef… It lacked flavor and that orangey color you’d usually see when you order pad thai from other places. The noodle soup was alright too. In addition, yes they do need to remodel and their parking is limited.

Was in town during Cambodian New Year to visit the temple and wanted Khmer food from a restaurant. (I’m scared to eat Temple food stands)
This restaurant was completely dead! I’m assuming because everyone was celebrating at the temple. I know nothing about Khmer food, so I let my boyfriend order everything.
Beef sticks: YUMMY! They were so good I placed another order to take home with me.
Chicken curry: I don’t know exactly which one. This was good, I wish it had more flavor. I’d probably try a different type of curry, but I wouldn’t mind ordering it again.
The food took a long time to arrive. Probably because they weren’t expecting much business that specific day.
The workers were really nice. I’d probably come back if I was ever in the area again.

Ive went here again for the first time in 10yrs to give it another shot.
I was not impressed. I was hoping over time they would make some improvements.
Cambodian food was good but not great.
Although service was attentive.

I feel you have to rate the restaurant for what it is. This is a mom and pop hole in the wall restaurant. The food here is very cheap, I ordered luc lac (marinated beef with rice) for about $ 7 is a deal and just like mom’s cooking. They have a good selection between Thai, Cambodian, and Vietnamese cuisine. The décor and parking lot seems a bit sketch but don’t let they detour you from some authentic food.

My date and I trapped in Stockton ended up there cause we were craving Thai food and our first option was closed so we decided to try this out.
It was completely empty and the space it’s located makes it a bit sketchy, anyways.
Not a very welcoming environment while we were there, the «owner/​server» creeped me out a little bit, made the emptiness of the place even more notorious. They had this asian karaōke TV show that freaked me out even more!
The food we ordered was ok, my soup had meatballs that didn’t look/​taste like meatballs tho! but well not trying to be that guy.
Would I come back? NO!

I. LOVE. THIS. PLACE. Always my go-​to restaurant when I visit Stockton. And it feels like you’re eating in someone’s kitchen :) No fancy wannabe modern-​ish décor, just a very cultured homestyle feel
SERVICE — just like any other Asian restaurant, they do what they gotta do — take your order and serve you your food. What else do you need? Do you want to eat or make new friends?
FOOD — the Angkor Noodle Soup is a MUST. It is bomb! The broth has so much flavor that you can pretty much eat it plain. And the rice porridge with pork blood is bomb too!(That’s pretty much all I get here lol but the other stuff is good too — beef friend rice, Cha Kreoung, etc.)

I haven’t been here in years. So, the first chance I took I had to stop by it. Walking in there you can just feel the atmosphere was very cultured. Everything in there just reminded you that you were in a Cambodian restaurant. I ordered the special combo phở and YES I had chinese bread with it which compliments it every time! It was very good and trust me I left satisfied. I also had two orders of thai tea which of course was refreshing! If you’re in Stockton, give this place a try, it really hit the spot!

Pretty average, service were lacking. nothing to really rave about. would i try it again? Sure, why not.

If I can give neg zero I would! I came here on mother days to order food to go. Spend about $ 70 and they got my order all wrong!
I didn’t want to make it a big deal and just ate whatever I got. I order some quail but got some weird looking meat ball instead.
I didn’t think anything of it and ate it and 30 min later my stomach was feeling queazy
And moving around & I start feeling like crap. Didn’t think anything of it until all of sudden I’m at the toilet throwing up for 30 min. I thought did I just get food poison? Meat ball taste weird and old. All the food I order was nasty. If u come here please watch out on what your ordering. Would I come here again? no way unless I feel like feelin like shit after eating. Don’t waste your time coming here

this is the first time i’ve been here in many years, i remember this place actually being really good. My sister and I shared a #53 and a Al La Carte #93 with a side of rice… let me tell you that #53 was blah, no flavor or anything and the #93 was pretty good with the side of rice. Restaurant was very quiet and the owner is very nice. I probably won’t go back though…

Usually whenever I come to this place it’s almost empty. Although it may be almost empty, their food Is good. They have really good rice plates! Although when I do order chicken I would like it to be only breast meat not dark meat but hats just me.

in a hard-​to-​see corner of a tiny nondescript shopping mall off of a main street. in other words, hard to find. cheap prices for decent quantities.
chicken laap wasn’t bad. meat was pretty tender, but i prefer it to be more sour. i like it better at Lucky Star. loc lac (sauteed beef cubes) was juicy. consistency was only somewhat tender, which worked well for the dish. noodle dish (that look like slugs) was chewy and flavorful.
3.5 stars.

I used to go here but recently they have terrible service and are rude to their customers. If you do try and go good luck finding out when they are open.

It’s a hole in the wall place for some Cambodian or Thai food. Well, the food was disappointing. I didn’t like it at all! The service was great, but too bad for the food. I ordered papaya, beef sticks, rice, and Thai Tea. The best thing there was the Thai tea, which you can’t really go wrong with. I definitely won’t be coming back.

i LOVE noodles. From Phở, to Katew (Cambodian phở), pad thai, chow mein; you get the jist of it. This place has the best Cambodian katew hands down. Being that I am Cambodian, I know my katew. I always come here and crave their rice porridge when I am sick (Mom is just too far away), and their Lort Cha is yummy too. Only downside of this place is the customer service; they don’t look to happy working here. I do however, know the cook; sweetest lady ever who works very hard. Try this place if you are craving some Cambodian noodle soup.

I came in because I was craving Cambodian, but I was really disappointed. Although the menu was long, options were limited. I ended up ordering a basil shrimp rice dish, which came out with the tiniest shrimp in a really salty and bland sauce.
The service wasn’t fantastic, either. I don’t think I’ll ever go back. Definitely nothing to brag about.