Madame Butterfly

Frommer's Review

Serving the finest authentic Khmer- and Thai-influenced cuisine in town, the setting is very pleasant and alone worth a visit. In a converted traditional wooden home, seating is in low rattan chairs, and the decor is characterized by a tasteful collection of Buddhist and Khmer artifacts. Candlelight mingles with mellow indirect lighting, and the whole effect is casual and romantic. There are daily specials, and the menu is heavy on good curries and hot-pot dishes. I had a delicious dish of poached fish in coconut sauce with sticky rice. The Masaman curry is divine and the mchou pous, a chicken-and-shrimp bisque, is rich and tasty. Great for a leisurely evening.

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