Mercy House - Phnom Penh

I was a vegan, which was not. I ate here hundreds of paints before I was a lot of the dishes I was insured were vegan, not. the meat eggs and other cold cuts contain egg. I was insured several times about the years that they do not contain any animal products, but recently they have "the packaging for those who sell them to take home, and one of the ingredients listed is egg. I have also heard that the mushroom strains contain eggs, but I cannot be sure. eating was always good, the choice was plentiful, but I can't eat somewhere where the staff can't tell me which dishes are vegan. it would get 4 or 5 stars if eating was clearly marked and I could trust it.

The food at this restaurant was impressive. There were a lot of flies. While everything was edible, I would only return if I was nearby and there were no other better options available. Most dishes seemed rushed, so be sure to ask for them to be prepared more carefully.

I only tried their Japanese rice was well cooked but flavours were average.

I recently dined at a charming vegetarian restaurant in the area. The food was delicious, however, they unfortunately did not accommodate my vegan dietary restrictions. There were too many dishes containing dairy products on the menu.

I have only tried the sweet and sour (and spicy) tofu, which was so good I never wanted to order anything else. Interestingly, the menu is identical to Pidoa Nature Cafe’s; I tried the same dish there, but this one is better.