It’s my first time in Cambodia and I don’t know anything about their culinary culture. This place came up a couple of times on some blogs as one of the best spots to eat in Siem Reap. Funny enough, my hotel is literally around the corner from this place. I learned from reviews that the BBQ is something meant to be shared and I can confirm that the restaurant was packed with people sharing amazing dishes (I have no idea what they were but they looked and smelled incredible). When the server approached me, I asked for a takeaway menu because I was too embarrassed to eat there alone. He showed me a menu only in Khmer (which is fine, I have google translate) but I asked him to pick something for me since I didn’t know what would be a typical dish there. I said yes to whatever he suggested (mostly because I only understood one thing out of three), and when I got into my room I discovered I had fried frogs, some rice with garlic, and a fish salad with calamari, shrimps and something fried (looked like potatoes but I have no idea). Let me tell you, it was a lot, the portions were incredibly generous, but I would have loved to eat more. The frogs were super crispy and with this unnamed green spicy sauce that was really spicy but so good (bear in mind, I don’t eat spicy food). The rice had literally garlic chunks in it, it was super garlicky but it didn’t leave me a garlic breath or acid reflux at all. The salad was fresh and with some sort of sauce that made it even more interesting to eat. I have no idea what I put into my mouth, but I’m happy I did. Absolutely, 10/10 recommended. Also, if you’re white and western, ask them to pick something for you. Let them share with you their food. Be open to something new, you’ll be 1000% rewarded.