- Cambodian
Elephant Walk
Menu for Elephant Walk
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Ratings and Reviews for Elephant Walk
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May 26 2012
Priya V. via Yelp
My family and I came in for a celebratory dinner on a Saturday night - it was good for a large group like ours, and kid friendly. That's about the best I...read more
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Apr 07 2012
Denise M. via Yelp
Great bartender last night!! We came in for dinner, food was good and service at the table was mixed. We got our wine after the appetizer, it wasn't a big...read more
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Apr 03 2012
Richard L. via Yelp
Great barkeep service is so slowwwwwwwww 4 course took like 3 hoursread more
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Sep 19 2008
via Citysearch
For some reason we had a difficult time finding vegetarian and veg-friendly restaurants in Boston, and even in Cambridge. Went her...read more
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Apr 16 2008
via Citysearch
My husband and I have dined at the Elephant Walk three times and each experience was worse than the last. The food is decent, tho...read more
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Mar 21 2008
via Citysearch
A bit pricey, but happiness all around! A taste treat and also good atmosphere (but hard to park, of course). Varied and unique me...read more
The Scene
A colorful crowd of food lovers make the trek to sample hard-to-find Cambodian dishes and non-fussy French fare. Attentive young servers and colorful, eclectic dishes provide the bright, upbeat dining room with plenty of atmosphere (there are also many elephant images, for good luck). Libation lovers have a menu of fruity house concoctions to select from, as well as an exciting wine list that's full of rare, international varietals.
The Food
Wise diners mix and match from the menu's endless assortment of French and Cambodian dishes. Must-try starters include devilishly fun Nataing (ground pork-coconut milk dip that's served with crunchy jasmine rice cakes) and Leah Chah (steamed mussels in a savory Asian basil broth). Among the Gallic options, a smart choice is the Porc Diplomat--grilled pork tenderloin with a creamy mushroom, garlic, and black pepper sauce. Leave room for light, pleasing desserts like white chocolate mousse with tart raspberry coulis.
