Soban Teuk
A family-run table on Route 6, run by a French-Cambodian couple, with no fixed menu; Khmer and French dishes follow the season.
Soban Teuk sits on Route 6, about 19 km southeast of Kampong Thom near Phnom Santuk. It is a guesthouse and dining table run by the French-Cambodian couple Kunthy and Rico. All 69 of its Tripadvisor reviews are five stars, which ranks it first locally. There is no printed menu: dishes depend on what is in season. The Khmer side includes lok lak, amok, tom yum and grilled meat with mountain honey. On request they can also cook red-wine braised beef and pasta, served with house-baked bread and homemade cheese. The website lists Khmer daily meals at US$5–8.50, and booking-only fine dinners at US$10.50, which include cheese, bread and a house-made after-dinner liqueur. Cash only. It suits travellers stopping between Phnom Penh and other destinations, or diners before or after climbing Phnom Santuk. Booking ahead is advised.
Opening hours
Daily about 07:00–22:00; booking ahead recommended
Nearby sights
- Santuk Silk Farm
- Phnom Santuk
- Stung Sen Riverside
- Kampong Thom Provincial Museum
- Prasat Yeay Poeun (South Group)
- Prasat Tao (Lion Temple, Central Group)
- Sambor Prei Kuk (North Group / Prasat Sambor)
- Isanborei Community Homestay & Cycling