True, the name doesn't sound that Khmer, but the aromatic Cambodian cuisine here is some of the most delicious in town. The restaurant also operates cooking classes for those wanting to learn some secrets.

Of course the search for the best Fish Amok continues. For now though, I'd have to say frizz makes the best Fish Amok in town. It's creamy, just-right-spicy and melts in your mouth.

Simple setting, but serves some of the best Khmer food, at reasonable prices. The Khmer soups and curries are especially good.

Fabulous lunch at frizz... salor kor ko sap (eggplant, bitter melon, pumpkin, papaya, green banana, snake beans, and green vegetables) and saiong jayk mien shoul (chicken and pork sausages wrapped in banana leaves and deep fried). I know it doesn't sound Cambodian, but the good book tells me it's supposed to be a delicious plate of Cambodia food (and it was).

Yummy food, good atmosphere, a nice, pleasant place to sit and eat or drink. The food was good, the service and surroundings good too. And most importantly, the bathroom was clean!