- French
- Cambodian
- Vegetarian
The Elephant Walk
Menu for The Elephant Walk
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Ratings and Reviews for The Elephant Walk
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Apr 22 2012
S W. via Yelp
Ate there last night with a few people and we had a really fun time. We made reservations online and when we arrived, we were seated at arguably the best...read more
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Feb 18 2012
Brian W. via Yelp
The weirdest place about Elephant Walk isn't the Cambodian menu items, but instead it's the hip and worldly older crowd that dominates the dining room that...read more
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Feb 09 2012
Andi P. via Yelp
We went for our anniversary last year. We had a nice appetizer and my husband had the featured fish dish, but I randomly ordered the AMOK ROYAL... Mistake....read more
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Oct 03 2008
CodeJuggler via Citysearch
This is my favorite restaurant in Waltham! I love to bring people here, because they have something for everybody, from my friends...read more
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Nov 25 2007
via Citysearch
I really liked the atmosphere of the restaurant. it was very stylish and chique. The food istelf was ok. I mean it was a bit mu...read more
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Sep 20 2007
colinsilveira via Citysearch
Elephant walk has some of the worst Viet/French food I have had in the country. The wine list is thirsty, the dinner menu has some...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 relaxed 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 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.
