Phnom Penh Noodle House returns!
seattlemag.com/restaurants/phnom-penh-noodle-...Posted Oct 5, 2019, 4:05 PM UTC
Posted Oct 5, 2019, 4:05 PM UTC
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This place was a fixture of the Chinatown neighborhood and a niche business as well (Cambodian, along with other S/SE Asian if I remember correctly). They only closed due to a family tragedy. It's natural to report on it. Also, noodle soup is awesome.
Exactly why I’m excited that it’s back!
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It’s a Cambodian restaurant- it’s special to me for that reason. I guarantee you can’t name another Cambodian restaurant in the state. Also, seems like it takes more effort to be mad that people like something a lot then to just keep scrolling on BUT ALRIGHT.
Do you know how damn hard it is to get any Cambodian food around here? This is a big deal, especially to Cambodians. My mother’s side of the family are Cambodian refugees, they literally had to run from their own government who was trying to kill their own people. And they don’t have the same luxury of eating comfort food outside of their home like other Asians. My grandparents will never be able teach me how to cook Cambodian food because of the language barrier and they are practically bed ridden, and my mother is mentally unstable from her childhood trauma and didn’t teach me jack shit. So yeah I am so fucking excited for this noodle shop.
Are you familiar with Queen's Deli in white center? It was a khmer deli but they closed down like a month ago. However. New owners are opening a khmer restaurant in its place!! Not sure when theyll be operating though. I believe it's going to be called khmer apsara.
I haven’t been to white center since I was a kid and my grandparents lived there, so I don’t remember. I’ll definitely keep an eye out though! Thank you!
People do not understand how emotional it is to leave the culture you were born into. I am sorry that some fools trivialize this.
I was genuinely disappointment when the first location shut down.
One of my favorite spots and a lot of memories at the old location.
My body is ready .
I was so disappointed when the bakery across the street, Mon Hei, closed after the Christmas 2013 fire and commented at that time we hope Phnom Penh never ever close. We are so so happy they are returning.
My tummy is ready!