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1. Palais d'Or Le
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By defendertd5
Not a great restaurant, ok she didn't speak English, we don't speak French but on a Wednesday night just as you open you'd think the waitress (owner?) would be glad to have paying customers?!?!?!?My 2 friends and I ordered our meals, all of which came out at different times. For example, my 2 friends got there rice first, one meal then arrived, my meal and noodles arrived, then eventually the other meal arrived.The food was below average, the chicken curry was so bland, I had to heap on salt and the nice spicy sauce that was on the table.I wish we had just travelled to McDonalds and eaten there!
2. Thai Tae
Overall Ratings
4 based on 273 reviews
Reviewed By DrJohnChris
This was recommended by our hosts at the Maison D'Aviler where we were staying and which is next door. All the food is cooked to order and we had a wonderful discussion with the owners before making our choice. We could also choose how spicy the food was. I think that this was the best Thai food that I have had - unexpected in the middle of Burgundy. It fully deserves all the excellent reviews. There were 6 of us all experienced travellers and we all felt the same.
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3. Prali
Overall Ratings
4 based on 176 reviews
Reviewed By FordPrefectII
We came here based on the reviews of TripAdvisor and I was hankering some non-French food. We made a reservation, which I highly recommend, because the place was packed when we dined there on a Sunday night.The service was polite, but on the slow side. From the moment we walked in to the moment our food arrived,, we waited 45 minutes and were absolutely ravenous by then!The quality of the food made up for the wait though. We chose two dishes identified on the menu as Cambodian specialties: lemongrass beef skewers and the fish with coconut cream and vegetables wrapped in a banana leaf, and a crispy spiced squid, which was more Chinese-style. We shared these three main courses and a bowl of rice between two persons, and the quantity was just enough (we wanted to order more food, but couldn't be bothered waiting another round).Definitely recommend this place if you're thinking of Asian food, or feeling adventurous and willing to try Cambodian. The food was delicious!
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