Num Pang Kitchen

I’ve had Num Pang a few times at various locations. It’s not bad if you’re craving for Asian food (specifically Cambodian - think Vietnamese with a twist. They have similar flavor notes) but want to be somewhat healthy. This time, I tried the coconut shrimp, which was super lackluster. It came with four shrimp and it tasted like something I could definitely make at home. But I do love their jasmine rice. It’s fluffy and flavorful. I tried a bite of the lemongrass short rib that my mom got and her plate was much better than mine. Could have used a bit more lemongrass but it was still pretty good. If you’re not in the mood for a rice bowl, you can opt for a salad, or of course - a sammie. Can’t go wrong with that!

A great place to get an even greater sandwich. Nice amount of toppings on a decent sized bread, not too large of a meal you may see elsewhere. Only drawback would be finding a place to sit at lunchtime! Although it is quieter than the rest of the food shops here. That could be because they are located further back.

Stopped by to try the Roasted Cauliflower sandwich. Located in Brookfield Place, Num Pang has one of the shortest lines and the food was served fast and warm. The serving size is filling and overall the sandwich tasted pretty good (especially if you like a kick). I just imagined the cauliflower to be crispier since it’s roasted.

Great lunch stop. Prices are a little higher in this food court but great food and lots of choices. Nice view of river and clean tables. Bathrooms and shopping stores.

My favorite lunch place. I usually have the Spicy Organic Tofu sandwich. You get the bread in 2 variants including quinoa bread. Its delicious and filling. The wait for the food is not at all long. I have had the vegetarian bowl too. It is very health and not too heavy on stomach.