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A tipster tells us that Cafe Cambodge, the French-Cambodian restaurant at 111 Avenue C near East Seventh Street, is closed for the time being.
There is a notice on the front door noting that the Marshal has seized the property ... and it is in the possession of the landlord.
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Cafe Cambodge opened here back in February ... after the owner revamped the space from its 6-year run as Arcane.
2 comments:
very expensive for meager portions. doubt they got much biz.
Price/portion was actually pretty quite good, at least for the entrees I've tried. Food was actually pretty good in addition.
I rather liked the place, but kind of felt like it wasn't going to make it; place was a bit loud, and always a smell of smoke to it- which seemed to come from the kitchen oddly enough. Add in not many folks frequenting it, well... you get the idea.
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