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Welcome To Jyoti Groups

Jyoti Restaurants,a vibrant culinary destination, brings you an authentic taste of india, Nepal. We take pride in offering original recipes and quality foods that celebrate the rich flavors and traditions of Indian & Nepalese cuisine. Our mission is to provide a warm and welcoming dining experience where every dish is crafted with passion and precision. Whether you're indulging in our signature dishes or exploring new culinary delights, Jyoti Restaurant is committed to serving meals that satisfy both the palate and the soul. Join us for a unique and unforgettable dining experience that embodies the essence of India and Nepal.

Jyoti Indian Bistro Inn

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Based on 25 reviews

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Nishu

06:54 28 Mar 25

It's good restaurant.they are dealing with customers very nice .food also awesome.mine side I will suggest jyoti Indian bistro inn in phonmphen best restaurant

Ellen Kindlon

14:35 22 Mar 25

We absolutely loved our meal at jyoti Indian bistro so much so, we went back twice in our short time here. The food was amazing, would highly recommend the chicken tikka masala.

Gemma

14:13 22 Mar 25

Absolutely amazing experience at Jyoti Indian Bistro Inn! The food was incredibly flavorful, authentic, and freshly prepared. Every dish we tried was packed with rich spices and perfectly balanced flavors. The service was warm and welcoming, making us feel right at home. The atmosphere was cozy and inviting, perfect for a relaxed meal. Definitely one of the best Indian dining experiences I’ve had! Highly recommend to anyone looking for delicious Indian cuisine. Will definitely be coming back!

Emily Clancy

13:06 21 Mar 25

Lovely little place, the samosas were one of the best I've ever tasted! The curries were amazing too. Would recommend.

Rajendra Lama

04:25 08 Mar 25

padam thakuri

08:36 07 Mar 25

We group of Indian dine Jyoti indian bistro while travelling to Phnom penh. Every visit makes us satisfied . The food was the most best part delicious and spices were exactly marinated.

Jane Marsh

07:31 06 Mar 25

After a couple of weeks eating Cambodian food we decided to have a change. The only alcohol sold was beer so we called in at lunch time to check I could take in a bottle of wine.We shared puri puri to start. A large portion of crispy spherical shells with a plate of spicy mashed potato and a dipping sauce. A bit too much even to share.We then shared a dal fry which was delicious with chicken choila, rice and paratha. With 3 small beers and a bottle of water the bill came to 19 dollars.We were the only diners on the night we visited and we would have preferred not to have football on the large screen.