Ponika's Palace Restaurant — Restaurant in Stung Treng

We booked a trip from stung treng to Don Det there. We asked for the name of the transport company, but they told us it was not available.

The drive we booked through this place arrived 40 minutes late. Going through the laotian border, the driver threatened to leave us there. He dropped our bags off the bus. If I hadn’t paid attention, he would have left, leaving us stranded there. We paid a ticket to Don Det, and we had to pay for the boat from Nakasan to Don Det.

I took a picture of the driver as a proof but he tried to hit me.

I definitely advise you not to book through this place, but to be honnest i would rather have complained against the transport company than them acting-out as a travel agency.

In the restaurant itself, the food was ok. Quantities were sufficient and it looks clean (What is already a lot in...

One of the only if it is not the only place to eat something without meat....and they know it! Prices are expensive food is less than regular! We ordered curry which was more water than curry! And fried vegetarian rice (vegetable+ tofu + eggs ) which came without egg, without tofu, and poor vegetables!!! And when we told them they do like they do not listen with a "yes yes" and really do not care! I do not recommend this place! It is a place for foreigners, expensive, and most of all food is not good! Better to go in local restaurants normal dishes asking...

Big menu with lots of Cambodian, Western as well as some Indian food options.

I had the Beef English Luk Lak (Luk Lak Anglais) and it was really big, and included a big portion of green beans and a fried egg as well as the usual beef, salad, chips (french fries). The lemon and pepper dip was great! It cost 20,000riel (USD 5)

On a second visit I had the Daal - and despite reservations it was also really tasty - definitely recommend it (the chapati was just so-so). It cost 13,000...