A contemporary Cambodian residency perched above a bustling Borough Market pub, serving bold, aromatic sharing plates and creative cocktails in a hidden dining room.
Ordering Strategy
The chef insists you order rice to mop up the complex sauces. It is a sharing menu, so bring a friend to tackle the larger curry and meat dishes.
What to order
Diver Scallop with Tamarind Butter
Universally acclaimed; The Observer's critic stated they 'trust Barang with my life' after eating this, while the Standard praised the 'textural triumph' of the fat roe, daikon, and pork crackling 'cut into fries'.
Saraman Curry
A 'comforting' and 'royal' dish reminiscent of Malaysian rendang. Reviewers 'adored' the version served with tender smoked chicken, charred peas, and just-ripe figs.
Half Pheasant with Khmer Hot Honey
A contender for 'dish of the year' according to The Observer; it is deep-fried until the skin is 'brown-crispy' while the meat remains 'perfectly pickable'.
Prahok Ktis
This was our favourite dish on the menu - authentic khmer flavours. Preferred to have with rice as apposed to the crudite
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Signal Score
Signal score reflects how strong and consistent the review coverage is, not a star rating.
Top critic: David Ellis (90%)
Editorial Weight 64 pts
Authority + depth + recency
Agreement 9 pts
How aligned the critics are
Coverage 8 pts
How many real review signals exist
Public Signal 15 pts
Google rating + volume
Boosts 5 pts
Manual boosts + hidden gem
Review signals
2 Elite · 3 Editorial · 4 total signals
Public signal
4.9★ (64 reviews)
Good to know
Located upstairs at The Globe Tavern (look for the side entrance or ask at the bar). It is a long-term residency running until Spring 2026.
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