Phnom Penh Sandwich Station — Restaurant in Hartford

Dining here at Phnom Penh Sandwich Station was more than just a delicious moment for me. 🍜 It was such a great delight and almost brought tears of joy to my eyes when I found this place!😅 Not only is the food absolutely delicious and taste so authentic, I am so excited because here in my new home I can enjoy a warm welcome, as well as a very clean environment!🧹

The ambience very cute and beautiful as well.🌴

It really reminds me of the loving moments I had with my family when we would enjoy Pho 🍜🍃🍃soup together with spring rolls.

I have actually tried even more dishes at this place because everything is just so delicious and served hot and fresh.🥟🍤🍤🍤🍛🥘

Price no problem, I’d pay more.

I know somebody behind those walls are taking the time with their heart ❤️ and soul to make these not easy to put together meals that take a lot of time to prep. 🙏 with their heart with their authentic recipes and a genuine smiles on their faces, and to serve us all with such attentiveness when we come to their restaurant. Brings joy to me every time I go! This restaurant is for me like home...

For my usual standards, Phnom Penh would be about a 2/5 but given that it is located in White River Junction...I'll bump them up to a 3 because the Asian food around here is pretty scarce. I would assume it's hard getting Asian ingredients up here. "Flavors from Southeast Asia"? Where? I could barely taste any flavor. The beef spring rolls weren't bad but had a weird taste to them. I wasn't a fan. The Kuy Teav Cha looked promising despite being priced at a whopping $18.95. Unfortunately the dish lacked depth. I was searching for flavor but it was pretty lost to me. The stir fried noodles in the dish were pretty bland. The lemongrass beef needed to be amped up a lot more. The coconut shrimp was just okay due to the natural shrimp flavor but everything was lacking. We got the vegetarian pad thai dish for my vegetarian friend and she said hers was pretty bland as well. I grew up eating Vietnamese food so I love Viet, Cambodian, and Thai cuisine, however, Phnom Penh would not satisfy any sort of Asian food craving for me. It seems the further up north you go in the US the more...

I need to start by saying the food was excellent!! The server however had quite an attitude. I ordered a wine that on the list and she flatly responded, "I don't have that one." I asked if they had any Vermont wine (just wanting to try it) and she again flatly said "I have a white". I asked what type (Chardonnay, blend, etc), she was now irritated and said "I don't know. It's just a white" and didn't care to offer to find out. After that she essentially slammed our drinks down when she brought them to the table and also the plates with the appetizers. I eat at restaurants all over the country and internationally and know that good customer service is what brings people back even more so...