Angkor Mondial - Siemreab

Great Spart Dancers with a beautiful show and beautiful girls and funny guys. Good buffet for only 12 dollars with a large selection. But the tourist groups are terrible. No respect for the show and art. People are going forward to take photos and videos. Groups come too late and leave the restaurant too early (before the show ends). But the show was very professional.

This place hire the best dancers I ever see. I enjoy the show much more then the food. They do offered you a wide range of choices, but they are mediocre at best. And another thing is the blatantly wrong translation of the food name. Phở is Vietnamese beef noodle soup, but they translated it to Chinese beef noodle soup which is outrageous! I encourage any Vietnamese tourist to avoid this place until they change the sign.

This rating is directed to anyone not on a tour. The food is horrible. For any taste. The show is actually pretty good and I feel sorry for the performers because people are very rude. Free food if you're on a tour. Better off skipping.

Came here in August 2013 for dinner. We arrived there early at 6pm, the cultural dance starts only at 7pm. While there was no many tourists/patrons around when we arrived, we were assigned with a table at the end, next to the fish pond, and we have to wait for 30 minutes just for a cup of water. Luckily we arrived early and had a head start over others, at least we get the food easily. The crowd started to arrive around 6.30pm, the restaurant was already packed with tourists by 6.45pm. While some may queue, some cutting lines to get their food. You can see the waiters busy topping up the food non-stop and the food just running quick. It was difficult to get a waiter to stop by cleaning up the table or refill the water, they just too busy and forgotten about you. With people running around and the noise, can't even really enjoy the cultural shows.

One of those places that will remind you how bad it will be for a humanitarian food crisis. Meager buffet stations to fight with a few thousand hungry tourists. Space is so big that Apsara dance performers look like ants on stage. Depressing. You'll enjoy better watching Netflix with a bag of popcorn.