Amateurs of the art think that Christmas begins and more or less ends on Christmas Day, and they are wrong. Not even just a little bit wrong, but entirely so. This is because while Christmas does indeed begin on Christmas Day (anything before that is not actually Christmas, but Advent), it then carries on for another 11 days until the 6th of January, when we have Epiphany.
They say the greatest revenge is living well, and while we wouldn’t usually advocate the taking of revenge (unless someone steals a slice of your Khéma Steak Frites), we think 2020 kind of has it coming. So now is the time to live it up, to show 2020 it’s got nothing on you. And where else, but Khéma?
Khéma’s Got Christmas Cracked. We really do. We’ve got great menus, great wines, a great atmosphere and great value, including a Free Flow of Sparkling Wine*, all wrapped up and ready for you to enjoy on Christmas Eve with our special Khéma five-course Christmas Menu, or for three days of spectacular Free-Flow Brunches done the way only Khéma can do them.
When you encounter the chef who runs the kitchens of Khéma Angkor, you are bound to meet a personality out of the ordinary. And the fact is that Sophal Tuon does not only seduce by the talents he displays in the kitchen. A meeting with this friendly and animated chef allows one to better understand the passion that has driven him from a very young age.
For the woman with the definitely Khmer smile, the catering sector is a field in which she has been evolving since her years as a student.
Everyone is finding life more difficult than usual these days which is why we’re working hard to lighten the load as much as we can through beautiful food, great value and a relaxed, stylish environment. Everyone deserves a break now and again, after all.
The Khéma Raclette Party is back, giving you and your friends and family the chance to enjoy an unlimited, two-hour Free Flow of Raclette Cheese, from the experts at Frères Marchand, together with baby potatoes and Khéma Cold Cuts, as well as Free-Flow red and white house wine and buffet-style dishes alongside too.
It had to happen one day of course. Being one of Phnom Penh’s and Siem Reap’s favourite cheese dealers, it was only a matter of time before we decided to take the leap to making our own. And so, we are delighted to introduce you to Le Rousseau,
The Portuguese were the first Europeans to reach Asia by sea, indeed the first Europeans to set foot in Cambodia, so it is surprising that more is not known about the depth and range of their culinary impact on the region. If you go to almost any market in Phnom Penh, you will pass the evidence for it every day in the deliciously yellow, dense and creamy egg custard tarts wrapped in a light puff pastry crust you’ll eventually find as you meander along. And we love them so much, we’ve decided to start creating our own at Khéma, where our hardworking bakers have truly perfected them.
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