When you enter Mr. Sushi’s little restaurant, you might be forgiven for thinking you have just walked into some Tokyo suburb rather than Phnom Penh’s Sihanouk Boulevard. The unpretentious decoration and sometimes shambolic presentation only adds to the atmosphere.
As soon as you enter this fairly spacious restaurant, you are immediately hit by the infectious atmosphere. Sounds of people chatting, laughing and drinking beer; tables full of local people; and the wonderful aroma of seafood and meat being cooked on small gas cookers abound.
Never before have we repeated a Bargain Bucket, but this place is so good we felt it deserved another shot. Also, it has recently moved to a new location – to the west of Monivong Boulevard.
The best and possibly only place in town for genuine Indonesian food, Warung Bali brings the tastes and flavours of authentic Indonesian cooking to Phnom Penh.
