
Le Petit Cambodge
10th Arr., Paris
Bar in Paris, France
Why go
Le Petit Cambodge is a useful Paris 10th pick when the night needs an easy, casual dinner rather than a formal occasion. Book it for relaxed dates, birthdays, or small-group catch-ups; choose a more structured restaurant if awards, chef detail, or a tasting-menu-style experience matter.
About Le Petit Cambodge
For a return trip to Paris, the useful question is not whether every meal needs to feel new; it is whether the venue fits the plan. Le Petit Cambodge is a casual option with published opening hours across the week. It is less suited to planning around unverified details such as awards, chef information, price, menu specifics, private rooms, or a particular drinks program, because those details are not confirmed here.
A casual Paris choice for low-pressure occasions
The appeal here is practical: Le Petit Cambodge is in Paris and has a casual dress code, so it can fit a relaxed plan rather than a formal one. Treat it as a place to consider when the group wants an uncomplicated option, while confirming any menu, reservation, seating, or service details directly before relying on them.
Because verified pricing, chef details, awards, menu specifics are not listed, the decision should be based on confirmed basics rather than prestige signals. If the meal needs named accolades or a tasting-menu structure, use 's full Paris restaurants guide to compare more formal options. If the night is more about drinks before or after dinner, the Paris bars guide will be more useful than forcing this into a bar-night plan.
Who should consider it, who should choose elsewhere
Consider this when a casual setting and flexible weekly hours matter more than formal cues. Couples and groups should treat it as a relaxed Paris option rather than a venue with confirmed private-room, capacity, or special-occasion details. For a broader evening, you can also compare other Paris plans such as La Cave à Michel, Le Dauphin, or Chez Prune.
The operating schedule includes midday and dinner windows Monday through Thursday, continuous hours on Friday and Saturday from midday to late evening, Sunday hours from midday to 10:30 PM. That gives planners several timing options across the week, but any details beyond hours and casual dress should be checked directly. For hotels and other experiences around the same trip, use the full Paris guides: hotels and experiences.
Quick reference: consider it for casual planning in Paris; do not rely on unverified claims about awards, prices, menu format, private rooms, or special services.
Planning details
- Location
- 24 Av. Claude Vellefaux, 75010 Paris, France
- Reservations
- Book on TheFork
- Website
- lepetitcambodge.fr
- Phone
- +33 1 44 84 83 05
The take
The Take
The Vibe
Le Petit Cambodge reads like a true neighbourhood canteen — compact, unpretentious and locally anchored. The room is intentionally small, with close-set, communal seating and minimal acoustic treatment, so conversations and the hum of service mingle into a lively backdrop. Décor signals Southeast Asian reference without theatricality, reinforcing a practical, everyday energy rather than a ceremonial dining atmosphere. The address functions as a durable local reference point in the 10th arrondissement, the sort of place that feels familiar to regulars and firmly rooted in the street-level life of the neighborhood.
Best For
This is a spot for low-key, convivial outings rather than formal celebrations. Its canteen scale and local reputation make it ideal for casual hangouts and after-work dinners where the point is good, straightforward Cambodian food in a relaxed setting. The compact room and communal seating favor groups who don't mind close quarters and an energetic dining room, and the place is positioned as a neighbourhood reference rather than a destination for tourists or special-occasion meals.
Planning details
Location
24 Av. Claude Vellefaux, 75010 Paris, France · Directions
Also consider
Also Consider
- La Cave à Michel, Notable alternative
- Le Dauphin, Notable alternative
- Chez Prune, Notable alternative
- Khayma Rooftop, Notable alternative
- La Cave du Daron, Notable alternative
Bar context
How it compares with nearby Paris options
Le Petit Cambodge is the easier, more dinner-first choice if the priority is a relaxed meal with minimal planning. La Cave à Michel and La Cave du Daron make more sense when wine is the main event, while this is better when the group wants food to anchor the evening.
For atmosphere, Chez Prune is the stronger cross-shop for a canal-side drinks plan, Khayma Rooftop is the better call when views matter more than the meal. Le Dauphin is the sharper choice for a design-led bar-and-small-plates night; Le Petit Cambodge is the safer pick for a lower-pressure group dinner.
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Compare Le Petit Cambodge
| Venue | Location | Awards |
|---|---|---|
| Le Petit Cambodge | Paris | No published awards |
| La Cave à Michel | Paris | No published awards |
| Le Dauphin | Paris | No published awards |
| Chez Prune | Paris | No published awards |
| Khayma Rooftop | Paris | No published awards |
| La Cave du Daron | Paris | No published awards |
How Le Petit Cambodge Paris compares with similar nearby venues.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the food good at Le Petit Cambodge?
The verified details here do not include menu specifics, prices, awards, or a rating, so judge it by confirmed basics: Le Petit Cambodge is in Paris, has a casual dress code, publishes opening hours across the week. Check current menus and availability directly before making food-led plans.
Is Le Petit Cambodge good for groups?
It may work for a casual group plan, but no private-room or capacity detail is confirmed here. The hours are broad, including Friday and Saturday from 12–11 PM, so timing is flexible; confirm seating and visit details directly if the group size matters.
Is Le Petit Cambodge good for a date?
It can fit a casual date if the goal is a relaxed Paris plan rather than a formal setting. The Monday through Thursday dinner window, 6:30–10:30 PM, gives a straightforward evening option, while details such as menu, price, seating should be confirmed directly.
What's the best time to go to Le Petit Cambodge?
For weekday planning, Monday through Thursday run 12–2:30 PM and 6:30–10:30 PM. Friday and Saturday run 12–11 PM, Sunday runs 12–10:30 PM, giving the most continuous flexibility on the weekend.





















