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Cambodian Village Restaurant

Cambodian & Thai · Corner of King & Princess · Kingston

Tom yum, phanaeng kai, and a new special every Monday. Rated 4.8 stars across 300 Google reviews (July 2026). Order takeout or delivery from 347 King Street East.

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Mon–Fri 11 AM–8:30 PM · Sat 12 PM–8:30 PM · Closed Sundays · Hours to confirm with the restaurant
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Forty-two dishes, one numbered board.

The menu runs from #1 to #42, and regulars order by number. The six ranges below jump straight into the directory. The weekly special changes every Monday and lands on Instagram first; availability is up to the kitchen.

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#1–#7

The board opens with two of the most-ordered plates in the room: #1 phanaeng kai and #2 chicken with coriander.

#8–#14

This range is home to #12, the tom yum soup, the bowl reviewers keep naming when they explain why they came back.

#15–#21

The familiar entry point sits here at #15, the pad thai. Next door at #16 is the red tofu, a quieter favourite.

#22–#28

Seven numbers deep in the middle of the board. Ask the kitchen where to start, or simply work through them in order.

#29–#35

The back stretch of the directory, where regulars go exploring once their first favourites are memorized.

#36–#42

The board closes strong with #37, pineapple green curry tofu, and #38, panang curry tofu, both built on tofu.

Find the corner

Corner of King and Princess, downtown Kingston.

Hours

  • Monday–Friday11 AM–8:30 PM
  • Saturday12 PM–8:30 PM
  • SundayClosed

These hours come from public listings and are shown for this demo. Check with the restaurant before you head over, and note the board goes dark on Sundays.

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The address

347 King St E, where King meets Princess — a small dining room in the walking core of downtown Kingston.

347 King St E, Kingston, ON K7L 3B5

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The record

Family owned since 2000. Rated 4.8 by 300 reviews.

Cambodian Village Restaurant keeps its own introduction short: family owned since 2000, Thai and Cambodian cooking, in the heart of downtown Kingston at the corner of King and Princess. The room is small, the menu is numbered, and the special still changes every Monday.

The numbers carry the habit. On Google the restaurant holds 4.8 stars across 300 reviews (July 2026), and the same notes repeat through them — orders come out fast, portions run generous, and the owner's welcome gets mentioned nearly as often as the food.

This is a demonstration

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