Phnom Penh Teo Chew Noodle House

Cheap eating in dixon house, fills them less than dollar depending on what they get. I ordered the char kway teow (str fried rice noodles dr version) with bark and it was quite good. nothing was especially in terms of the quality of food, only quite averaged.

Chinese almost food shop at dixon eating dish, offers a lot of oriented. they cooked quickly and I don't wait so long. that's pretty good because I was really hungry this day. I ordered vegetables with chicken rice. many sweet and many chicken as well as but the internal kitchen is not so clean.

Chinese fast food shop at Dixon Food court, offering a variety of dishes. They cooked in quite a fast speed, and I didn't wait so long. That's quite good because I was really hungry that day.  I ordered vegetable with chicken rice. Plenty of vegetables, and a lot of chicken as well. But the interior kitchen is not as clean.

Phnom Penh Teo Chew Noodle House is a stayerIt has been dominant in "the survival of the fittest" Asian food court scene for more than 10 years.

A place that's definitely worth a uni-students budget. $7-$14 for large meals. Not to mention the express service! Downside is definitely the hygiene and location. Which is expected for a location such as Dixon house.