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14/08/2026
Good food, good drinks, and even better company. 🍻❤️
Thank you for choosing Angkor Cambodian Flavors to be part of your evening. We love seeing our guests come together, share a meal, and enjoy the flavours of Cambodia. 🇰🇭✨
📍 389 Spencer St, West Melbourne VIC 3003
12/08/2026
Kuyteav Phnom Penh 🇰🇭🍜
A true taste of Angkor Cambodian Flavors. Our Kuyteav brings together a rich, comforting broth, tender beef, fresh herbs, and vegetables simple, authentic, and full of Cambodian goodness. ❤️
Come and taste at Angkor Cambodian flavours. 🇰🇭
📍 389 Spencer St, West Melbourne VIC 3003
02/08/2026
The secret to our Fish Amok? It starts at the market. 🐟Neri hand-picks the freshest fish herself. Every single time. No shortcuts. No frozen. Just the best we can find, straight from market to kitchen.Fish Amok — steamed in coconut curry, made from scratch, served with love. The basis to everything we do.Come hungry.
📍 389 Spencer Street, West Melbourne · Book: link in bio
17/07/2026
There is nothing quite like the warmth of a real Khmer table: big bowls, fragrant kroeung, fresh lemongrass and dishes made for sharing. Bring an appetite and let us feed you the way we would feed our own. Pull up a chair — we saved you a seat.
10/07/2026
In Khmer, we don't just say "let's eat." We say nyam bai — "eat rice." 🍚That's how central rice is to a Cambodian table. It's never just a side. Every curry, every amok, every family recipe we cook is made to be spooned over a warm bowl of jasmine rice.Something we want every guest to know before they order.Come nyam bai with us.
📍 389 Spencer Street, West Melbourne · Book: link in bio
07/07/2026
Cambodia’s most iconic curry has arrived in Melbourne 🇰🇭✨
Creamy, rich, fragrant and unforgettable.
Try our Fish Amok or Chicken Amok at Angkor Cambodian Flavours Restaurant & Bar in West Melbourne.
06/07/2026
If you know, you know.
Bai Sach Chrouk. Grilled pork and broken rice. Cambodia's breakfast. The one that wakes up the whole street.
Thin slices of pork, marinated overnight in coconut milk, garlic, and black pepper. Charcoal grilled, low and slow, until golden and caramelised.
Served on broken rice with a crispy fried egg, pickled daikon and carrot, fresh cucumber, and a bowl of clear broth on the side.
Made the way it's been made for generations. From scratch. Every single morning.
Tag someone who needs to try this.
389 Spencer St, West Melbourne
Book: link in bio
05/07/2026
Sach Ko Ang. Cambodian grilled beef skewers.
The recipe: fresh lemongrass, galangal, garlic, palm sugar, turmeric, fish sauce, black pepper. Marinated by hand, overnight, so the kroeung sinks deep into every fibre.
Then charcoal. Real charcoal. Grilled low and slow until the edges caramelise and the smoke does its magic.
The sauce? Tuk Meric — fresh lime juice, cracked black pepper, a pinch of salt. Simple but perfect.
You dip. You bite. You close your eyes.
Made from scratch. Family recipe. Come hungry.
389 Spencer St, West Melbourne
Book: link in bio
Address
389 Spencer Street
West Melbourne, VIC
3003
To get to this food and drink establishment located at Spencer Street in Melbourne, you can take public transport by taking the train or tram to Southern Cross Station. From there, it is a short walk to the location. If you are driving, there are several parking options available nearby including paid street parking and parking garages in the area. Just be mindful of time restrictions and applicable fees.
Opening Hours
| Tuesday |
11:30am - 2:30pm |
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5pm - 9:30pm |
| Wednesday |
11:30am - 2:30pm |
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5pm - 9:30pm |
| Thursday |
11:30am - 2:30pm |
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5pm - 9:30pm |
| Friday |
11:30am - 2:30pm |
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3:30pm - 9:30pm |
| Saturday |
4:30pm - 10pm |
| Sunday |
12pm - 8pm |
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What people say
Angkor Cafe & Restaurant is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the unique and delicious flavors of Cambodian cuisine in Melbourne. The restaurant's fusion dishes are made with care and attention to detail, resulting in a menu that is both tasty and satisfying. The Angkor Spareribs with carrot salad, steamed jasmine rice, and plain soup are a standout dish that you simply must try. The restaurant has a great atmosphere, making it perfect for a Saturday night out or a special occasion. And if you're looking for something to wash down your meal, be sure to try the ANGKOR Beer - it's back on the shelves! Overall, Angkor Cafe & Restaurant is an excellent choice for anyone looking for traditional Cambodian food with a modern twist.
