Origami

Frommer's Review

Sushi in Cambodia? Go figure. There are a number of Japanese restaurants in town, in fact, but Origami serves fine sushi and all manner of good, authentic Japanese that'll have you saying "Oishi!" From tonkatsu (deep-fried pork over rice) to real Japanese ramen (noodle soup), Ms. Kimura, the genial proprietor, covers all the bases. Essential ingredients are imported from Japan, and everything is priced accordingly. The sushi is the real deal, and the presentation and decor of this little park-side gem could have been lifted straight out of Tokyo. Popular for the many Japanese expats on humanitarian assignment, the restaurant is itself an NGO (non-government organization) offering Khmer kids training in Japanese language and culture.

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