This little restaurant is set on the main road opposite the river. And what a great find. The menu is extensive and although you can have Western food we opted for local cuisine. We asked for something quite traditional and it was served beautifully in a banana leaf (although stapled together!) and was absolutely delicious. We ate a few times... More

Had breakfast here and it wasn't too bad. Nothing to rave about but the food was edible. Service was good and the staff are very friendly.

Bojangles may not be the best looking restaurant on the riverside but the food is really tasty and excellent value for money. It has a very laid back vibe and is great for spending a couple of hours people watching out over the riverside. The Happy Hours are great value and the staff friendly.

Took a break from the more upscale Metro next door to eat at Bojangles. It is a very nice, small restaurant with a wide choice of Western and Asian food. I had fried ginger fish and gaeng penang curry dishes, each around US $4-4.50. The happy hour, including gin, vodka etc. with mixers for US $1.50, is from 4-7 and... More

Me and my girlfriend ate breakfast here every morning of our stay and the food was 5/5. Good service and good prices we struggled to spend more than $5 each which compared to Sydney prices is a bargin. Also at night they sell cheap cocktails/drinks $1.50 a drink one again how can you go wrong. Great location as well, the... More

After wandering the riverside checking the menu's out at the front of each restaurant, bojangles first caught our eye when we saw 'chip pizza' (chips with melted cheese), so we sat out front and ordered quite a few things from Chips & Cheese, Pumpkin Soup, Burgers and an asian dish, with drinks - beer (50c for Angkor), vodka redbull bucket... More

Bojangles is located on Sisowath Quay just down from the Blue Pumpkin. The restaurant has about 20 seats and serves a mix of asian, American, and English dishes. We've eaten here 3 times now and all have been positive experiences. The average price for a main course is about $4 per person which is pretty good for a place on... More

We had intended to visit Karma restaurant but walked into Bo Jangles by mistake as the decor is very similar . We discovered that the owners are the same , a Cambodian and an English , you can tell from the English food menu ...........bacon butties , fish and chips etc . Restaurant has a large menu of western (English)... More

Quick service, reasonable priced food and a relaxed atmosphere to join friends for a dring and local & western food