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Le Petit Cambodge
It’s all bo bun, all the time at this airy annex to the heavily trafficked Le Cambodge.
Practical information
Address: 20 rue Alibert, 75010
Nearest transport: Goncourt (11)
Hours: Lunch and dinner, Monday-Saturday; closed Sunday
Reservations: reservations not accepted
Telephone: 01 42 45 80 88
Website
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Average price for lunch: 10-19€
Average price for dinner: 10-19€
Style of cuisine: Cambodian/Laoatian/Vietnamese
Special attributes: vegetarian options, open Monday, outdoor dining, good for solo dining
Type of crowd: bobos, neighborhood locals,
Interior: quirky & playful
Atmosphere: bustling
Reviews of interest
- Emmanuel Rubin – Le Figaro (2011) “Sympathique, même si l’on a connu Cambodge plus authentique…”
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Ate lunch here today — had the bo bun avec crevettes — and will not go back. The crevettes were very overcooked (in stark contrast to something I love about Paris — very succulent shrimp in general), and the bowl overall was rather bland. For 18 euros apiece (we shared a Coke and dessert too), I could get a much better meal elsewhere. Caveat: the prices of drinks are 4-5 euros each; stick to water.
Had the vegetarian soup there which was basically just a bowl of standard stock, some wilted coriander leaves, burnt garlic and caramelised onions (so it had a sweet taste on top of the burnt taste of the garlic) with a couple of (heavily overcooked) rice noddles. As a side dish they generally offered a small bowl of raw soybean sprouts….. This is supposed to be a main dish but you will still be hungry afterwards. Not nice and at 11 euros for a bowl I expect ( and have eaten) much better. Avoid.
I had a reasonable lunch here, although I have to say the Bo Bun lacked flavour and any form of spice. The ingredients were fresh though and it was a fun place to sit and watch the world go by.
was there last week. We had the shrimp salad and the chicken curry, and we loved both. The atmosphere was great. Definitely intend on going back.