Phnom Penh Thmei

Springvale · $ · Cambodian

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About Phnom Penh Thmei

Cambodian canteen on Queens Avenue a short walk from Springvale station, in Springvale’s Thai–Khmer restaurant row. EatClub positions the kitchen around authentic Phnom Penh–style noodle soups (wet or dry), offal noodles, and fried starters; Wanderlog, Wheree, and menuweb.menu review digests highlight table sambal, house iced tea, fried pork intestine with rice, and generous portions in a clean, old-school room. Catalog editorial (Good Food’s July 2019 Springvale guide, smh.com.au) calls it the busiest Cambodian joint at dinner — lime-green walls, menu-photo décor, and a crowd skewing Khmer locals; the article body is paywalled on re-fetch (June 2026). Google Maps place_id ChIJCwKqUcYU1moRH00s2LGsa9g lists business_status OPERATIONAL with daily 8am–8pm hours; EatClub shows active dine-in offers and reviews through 5 Jun 2026; DoorDash, Melbourne Localista (updated 7 Jun 2026), Mapstr, and Wanderlog list active delivery/dine-in with no permanent-closure badge. Expanded web-presence attempt 0/3: phnompenhthmei.com, phnompenhthmei.com.au, and phnom-penh-thmei.com.au do not resolve; Google Maps website field links Instagram only; Wanderlog, Mapstr, Melbourne Localista, and MapQuest list address/phone with no operator-owned domain; EatClub and menuweb.menu syndicate menus only. Operator updates on @phnompenhthmei and Facebook (PhnomPenh Thmei, ID 100063663395752) — not set as websiteUrl until attempt 3+ per policy.

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