Cambodian restaurant

I Heart Cambodia Restaurant

PhiladelphiaOpen nowCloses at 8:00 PM 6 views

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I Heart Cambodia Restaurant is listed on FindALoco in Philadelphia, PA with address, phone, website, hours, and map location. Common services and related keywords include Cambodian Restaurant.

I Heart Cambodia Restaurant is a Cambodian restaurant at 2207 S 7th St in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, serving Khmer dishes in a neighborhood setting. It can be a welcoming place to explore Cambodian food for the first time, as well as a local option for diners who already know and enjoy it. Guest comments describe flavorful meals and generous portions, with dishes that offer a different experience from more familiar cuisines. The menu includes noodle dishes, rice-based meals, soup, salads, fresh summer rolls, and fried rice, so a group can consider several styles of Cambodian cooking in one visit.

For a distinctive introduction, customers have mentioned Somlor Kor Kou, a flavorful Cambodian dish served over rice, and Phnom Penh Rice Noodle Soup. Summer rolls are another reported favorite: fresh, filling, and larger than some diners expect from non-fried rolls. Lod Cha noodles offer a different noodle option, while beef fried rice has been praised in a customer review for its taste, fresh, crisp vegetables, and generous serving. Other diners have enjoyed sour soup, salad, and moist fish. These are individual experiences rather than guarantees, but they offer a useful picture of the variety guests have found here.

The restaurant may suit curious first-time diners, families, and friends looking for a relaxed meal with several dishes to share or compare. Reviews describe a party enjoying its food, and the range of soups, noodles, rice dishes, and rolls gives guests different ways to explore Khmer flavors. Some customers also appreciate that the food can be flavorful without tasting overly salty. As with any restaurant, experiences can vary: one reviewer noted that their table needed attention when they arrived and that dishes were not always placed with the intended person. That practical feedback helps set expectations alongside the positive comments about the cooking.

Find I Heart Cambodia Restaurant at 2207 S 7th St, Philadelphia, PA 19148. It is open Tuesday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., and closed on Monday. Hours are useful to check before making a special trip, particularly around holidays or schedule changes. Whether you are ordering a bowl of Phnom Penh rice noodle soup, trying Somlor Kor Kou with rice, or choosing fresh summer rolls and beef fried rice, this Philadelphia Cambodian restaurant offers a chance to discover Khmer dishes in a local setting. First-time visitors can use the customer favorites as a starting point, while returning diners can explore another part of the menu.

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Jaume
6h ago

Tried I Heart Cambodia Restaurant for the first time. Never ate Cambodian dishes before. The Somlor Kor Kou was different, flavorful, over rice. The summer rolls were fresh and filling. Reminded me of other non-fried spring rolls but bigger. Also tried the Lod Cha noodle dish, which was good but required a little more spice so added sriracha. Overall, the food was tasty and somewhat different from food I've tried before. If you’re looking to try something new, this is a good spot to check out.

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Midnight Wanderer
6h ago

Food was great. Whole party liked everything. Table was dirty when we sat down and had to clean it ourselves. When giving out the food they just put it in front of whoever they felt like instead of asking who it was for.

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Tonya C
6h ago

The food here was not bad we enjoyed it. Food had flavored was not salty. The fish was moist and not dry. The sour soup and the salad was good. A good decent place to go for khmer food.

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Ying Xiao
6h ago

Philadelphia was one of the main settlements for Cambodian immigrants during the Khmer Rouge era, hence Cambodian cuisine became a local specialty. Since the famous Mawn restaurant was unavailable, we tried a more affordable, local option. Phnom Penh Rice Noodle Soup: At only $10.95, it included minced pork, sliced ​​pork, sliced pork roll, shrimp, and squid, all very fresh - incredibly cheap! The seasoning was light yet umami, with a bright and non-greasy aroma of deep-fried garlic and garlic oil - a highlight. The rice noodles were round and boiled a bit softer than Vietnamese pho. I found it similar to Fuzhou-style Laohua撈化 (rice vermicelli soup), but with more flavor; my friend described it as a "thinner version of Chaoshan-style kueh teow粿條 soup," which is quite apt. Since it was my first time eating Cambodian food, it's hard to say whether it was good or bad, but my Cantonese stomach thoroughly enjoyed it.

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tayseer albustami
6h ago

First time trying this restaurant and I was very impressed! I ordered the beef fried rice, absolutely delicious. The portion size was generous, and you can really taste every ingredient in the dish. The vegetables were fresh and crispy, …

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