Simply Khmer

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Bizarre Foods America

Bizarre Foods America

Aired on 02/13/2012
Episode: Boston

Andrew visits Lowell, MA, the second largest Cambodian population in the US. He eats a Cambodian meal, which includes rice porridge, crispy intestines and prohak.


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26 Lincoln St
Lowell , MA 01851
9784546700
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  • All revues point to a poorly run place with too many problems to list. This is a far better Cambodian place in town called Tepthida, that place was outstanding. by Seb the "FoodDude" Fri 06/29/2012 12:00 AM Middletown, NJ Joined Dec 2011 114 Posts 170 Restaurant Visits
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FourSquare Tips

  • Jack A.
    Pho is $4.95, add that with the Asian fried dough for an extra buck and you have the best cure for any hangover.
  • Eric H.
    The meekathung is delicious. Porridge is only $3.95? Srey what??? One of the top Cambodian cuisine restaurants in Lowell.
  • Long T.
    The Hot Wings are cheaper and better than Bon-Chon, also closer for Lowell residents. Pineapple fried rice is a good surprise (In taste and display).Ki-Thew (Pho) is only $4.95. Great waiters.
  • Sunny N.
    Best chicken wings anywhere around!
  • Cindy W.
    Delicious food the spicy chicken wings hit the spot with just the right spice and crisp. Beef loc lac is also a must have with fried eggs.
  • John W.
    It's BYOB----
  • Travel Channel
    Andrew Zimmern visited Lowell, MA, the second largest Cambodian population in the US. He ate a Cambodian meal, including rice porridge, crispy intestines and prohak. As seen on Bizarre Foods America.
  • Connie A.
    One of my favorite places to eat when in Lowell :) Can't beat great food for a great price.
  • scott l.
    Yummy prahok pork. Stinky and pungent as it should be.
  • Ling L.
    I drove from Natick to Lowell just to try out Simply Khmer and I didn't have any regrets.