Romdeng - Kampong Spoe

Amazing! A+A+A+. If you want to step outside your culinary comfort zone, but not stray to far, and do it with panache . Romdeng is your place. Staff was inviting and helpful. Atmosphere was comfortable and energized. We had a table next to the pool which added to the ambiance. For food we started with the fried tarantula with lime sauce. The looks are deceiving. Nice crunch with a slight chew. The lime sauce had a nice tang that added to the smokiness of the tarantula. I advise squeezing the lime wedge onto the tarantula first. Next I had the pork belly salad, fresh and superb the pork belly was crisp but not over cooked. Others had vegetarian dishes like the Mango avacado in a banana leaf. My dish was paired with a local Angkor beer. If beer is not your flavor, they have many selections for cocktails and wine. So much enjoyment in flavors and fun with friends. I will be back for sure. #LetsGuide

Really lovely place with a beautiful concept of helping disadvantaged Cambodians to develop necessary skills to help aid them with greater prospects. The staff are very friendly and good at what they do. The food is absolutely delicious, i tried the spiders, amok, red ants stir-fry and the vegetable curry. All beautifully cooked to perfection. I'll definitely come back to eat here every time I visit Cambodia.

A training restaurant for marginalised youth that serves creative Cambodian cuisine. A little apprehensive at the thought of having creepy crawlies in the beginning but after tasting them, will not think twice for ordering them again. The Tarantulas tasted great. Other dishes are good too. The lime black pepper ice cream was something different. Love the set up of the place and service

This restaurant is a wonderful place with a lovely concept of helping disadvantaged Cambodians gain skills for better opportunities. The staff is friendly and skilled at what they do. The food is absolutely delicious, I tried the sprinkles, amok, red ants stir-fry, and the herbal curry and all were cooked perfectly. I will definitely eat here again every time I visit Cambodia.

This restaurant is a unique training ground for disadvantaged youth, offering innovative Cambodian dishes. Despite initial hesitations about trying the exotic dishes, such as tarantulas, the flavors were surprisingly delicious and worth ordering again. Other menu items were also tasty, especially the lime-black seed dish. The ambiance and service at the restaurant were also exceptional.