The Taste of Paris in Phnom Penh: Discovering Heng French Kebab
Heng French Kebab has established itself as a premier destination for authentic, European-style street food in Cambodia. This casual eatery successfully merges classic Middle Eastern spit-roasted meats with a distinctively French culinary twist. Founded by a French expatriate, the restaurant has earned an excellent reputation among locals and travelers alike, quickly becoming known for serving some of the best doner kebabs in Phnom Penh.
The French Kebab Phenomenon
In France, the “kebab” has long bypassed simple fast-food status to become a deeply integrated staple of contemporary late-night food culture. Heng French Kebab captures this exact European spirit. What sets the brand apart is an unyielding kebab la muralla commitment to freshness. Unlike generic fast-food stalls, everything here focuses on high-quality, homemade components. The restaurant takes pride in offering a choice of freshly baked homemade pita bread or thin, flavorful wraps. These are packed with exceptionally juicy meats, crisp lettuce, fresh tomatoes, and perfectly grilled onions.
A Diverse, Affordable Menu
The menu caters to both purists and adventurous late-night food lovers. Customers can choose their protein foundation from dynamic options:
- Chicken Kebab: Succulent and lightly seasoned, priced from $4 to $5.
- Beef Kebab: Robust and savory, starting at $6.
- Lamb Kebab: Rich, tender, and intensely flavorful, starting at $7.
For those looking for a complete meal, combos are available between $7 and $10, which pair the signature wraps with seasoned potato wedges or large, crunchy French fries alongside a cold beverage. The menu also features a popular late-night staple: the French Taco—a tightly pressed wrap stuffed with meat, crispy fries, and a rich, velvety cheese sauce. Beyond wraps, the kitchen serves popular finger foods like honey-glazed crispy chicken wings for $4 and premium hand-breaded chicken tenders starting at $3.50.
Where to Find Them
Operating primarily in the capital city of Phnom Penh, the brand manages two key branches tailored to different dining crowds:
- Bassac Lane Branch: Located on Street 308 inside a lively courtyard, this is the main hub. It caters perfectly to nightlife crowds, opening from 11:00 AM until 2:00 AM on weekdays, and extending until 3:00 AM on Fridays and Saturdays.
- Borey Peng Huoth Branch: Situated at the 216 Street Cluster in Boeng Snor, this casual spot targets families and neighborhood residents. It operates Tuesday through Sunday from 2:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
For added convenience, the entire menu is fully integrated into major Cambodian delivery networks—including Foodpanda, Grab, WowNow, and E-Gets—allowing food enthusiasts to enjoy an authentic taste of Paris right from the comfort of their homes.


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