Cambodian, clearly explained
Kroeung is a fresh aromatic paste used across Cambodian cooking. Fish Amok is a softly steamed coconut curry. Our team is ready to explain the menu and guide first-time guests.
Genuine Khmer cuisine
Not a generic pan-Asian menu: ANGKOR is a proud introduction to Khmer flavours, family recipes and warm Cambodian hospitality.

Kroeung is a fresh aromatic paste used across Cambodian cooking. Fish Amok is a softly steamed coconut curry. Our team is ready to explain the menu and guide first-time guests.
The menu centres on fragrant herbs, grilled meats, bright salads, slow-cooked dishes and recipes shaped by Chef Neri’s Cambodian heritage.
Find ANGKOR at 389 Spencer Street, near Southern Cross Station, Docklands and Melbourne CBD. Lunch runs Tuesday–Friday; dinner Tuesday–Sunday.