Boston Munch

General: At the Elephant Walk, you’ll be served authentic Cambodian – French fusion. Located in three convenient locations: boston 617.247.1500 – cambridge 617.492.6900 – waltham 781.899.2244

She Said: We went to the Elephant Walk over in Cambridge Yellow/Orange walls displaying art pieces. The setting is nice, somewhere to go for just a relaxing dinner. He wanted to do some ethnic foods, but the place we wanted to try was booked up, so we gave the Elephant Walk a shot. We had the vegetarian spring rolls to share and I had this tofu rice noodle dish. It wasn’t at all what i had in mind, but none the less, it was still good. I was thinking tons of veggies and tofu blocks with some noodles. The display of food is fine, and the portions are a little big for my taste, but one app, and a main is very good. You’ll still have a little left over for tomorrows lunch. I feel like this place is great for an easy dinner or a perfect lunch spot! Best features – vegetarian, vegan and gluten free menus! 

He Said: I been wanting to go to this restaurant for a while, I knew the one that is on beacon St., in Brookline, for some reason or an other i never end up making it there. For some reason this weekend i wanted to something different, get out of the back bay for a change?, we had a function later around harvard sq., so we venture all the way to porter and went here, What attracted me was the fusion between French and Cambodian cuisine, since i grow up in Paris, the french part came easy, but had no idea what to expect about the cambodian side. I was pleasantly surprise i loved my fish, very lemony the rice was perfect and presentation very nice. I would love to go bak and try other dishes. I got to say i had a taste her noodles, and those were spicy! but really good:)