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BlogsWe’re Flipping out for Chandeleur

To celebrate Chandelure this February 2, Khéma is offering a licence to indulge in one of France’s iconic culinary offerings, the heavenly Crêpe, with a delicious range of sweet and savoury fillings. You’ll find them on Khéma’s exceptional-value Free-Flow Business Lunch Menu for the whole week of Chandelure, so you’ll be able to try out a different flavour every day if you wanted. And even better than that, Khéma has prepared a dedicated Free-Flow Crêpe Menu for this coming weekend: a perfect accompaniment to any get-together with friends and family. The humble, delicious and eternally adaptable pancake must be one…

Feel the love at Khéma

 FEEL THE LOVE  No matter how you say it, Valentine’s Day is the time to let loved ones know just how much they matter. Whether you are a couple madly in love, a family looking for a delicious meal, or a group of friends, we have you covered with an amazing French menu made with love.​ Feel the love at Khema on the 14th of February. Our menu is $59 net per person. ​ Discover soon the menu…​ Reserve Now: +855 15 841 888 មិនថាអ្នកនិយាយយ៉ាងណាទេ ទិវានៃក្តីស្រឡាញ់ គឺជាពេលវេលា ដែលឱ្យមនុស្សជាទីស្រឡាញ់របស់លោកអ្នក បានដឹងពីទំហំនៃក្តីស្រឡាញ់របស់លោកអ្នក។ មិនថាអ្នកជាគូស្នេហ៍ ក្រុមគ្រួសារស្វែងរកអាហារឆ្ងាញ់ ឬជាក្រុមមិត្តភ័ក្តិ យើងខ្ញុំ ផ្តល់ជូនលោកអ្នកនូវមុខម្ហូបបារាំងដ៏អស្ចារ្យដែលរៀបចំដោយក្ដីស្រឡាញ់។ យល់ស្នេហ៍នៅខេមា ថ្ងៃទី ១៤ កុម្ភៈ។ តម្លៃសរុប ៥៩…
Galette des Rois available at Khéma

BlogsGalette des Rois: Your Chance to Reign and Shine

A delicious combination of puff pastry and almond cream, the Galette des Rois (“King Cake”) occupies a special place in French hearts, and bellies. Christmas is one of those feasts that likes to linger in the palate, much like an excellent wine does. And so while all the major festivities are done and dusted for another year, there is still one thing to look forward to: Epiphany and the Galettes des Rois with which the French, and others, love to celebrate this moment in the Christian calendar. A delicious combination of puff pastry and almond cream, the Galette des Rois…

BlogsCelebrate French National Day at Khéma

This year celebrate July 14th in French style with our Blue-White-Red buffet at Khéma Bastille Day is the common name in English-speaking countries for the celebration of the national day of France. In French, it is formally called Fête nationale française, ergo, Bastille Day is France’s most important holiday. Today, Bastille Day embodies the storied legacy the French Revolution carries for its people and is celebrated worldwide by the French and Francophiles. This year, Khéma invites you to celebrate July 14th in French style with our Blue-White-Red buffet. For $29.90 net per person we’re offering you unlimited servings of our finest…

BlogsKhema is on the Go

The Clothes Iron Flatiron Meridian Cambodia is a state-of-the-art, integrated development that incorporates prime office space, hospitality, and over 300 units of five-star, serviced residence. This new Phnom Penh landmark is inspired by the iconic Flatiron building located at 175 Fifth Avenue, in Manhattan, New York City. The original Flatiron was designed by Daniel Burnham and Frederick Dinkelberg; it was one of the tallest buildings in New York City upon its completion in1902. The NYC Flatiron building sits on a triangular block formed by Fifth Avenue, Broadway, and East 22nd Street. The name “Flatiron” derives from its resemblance to a…

KhemaCharcuterie Chic

There is nothing quite like an extensive charcuterie board, resplendent with all the trimmings and accompanied by a bottle of good wine, to excite one with the promise of a deep satisfaction to come. Charcuterie boards are -in the words of one of my hipster friends- ‘super-trendy’ right now. I use the term hipsters here not in the sense of the 1950s and 1960s beatniks or hepcats, but in the sense of the modern nostalgia miners who Chi Luu of Lingua Obscura describes as a sub-culture who “enjoy fossicking around in the past for cultural items, in an effort to…

BlogsLove is in the air!

While we acknowledge that cooking for your loved one can be a most romantic and wholesome event, we at Thalias also realise that there is a real appeal to leaving your cares behind and spending a Valentine’s Dinner catered to and pampered this February 14. Don’t worry about the overcooked steak or the wine pairing, we have that all covered for you! Discover below the delicious menus we have crafted to help you and your significant other celebrate your adoration. Spend an elegant evening with your beloved at Topaz. Intimately lit by candlelight, let our staff cater to your needs…

Khéma Valentine’s Dinner 14 Feb 2022

Spoil your loved one this Valentine’s day with a romantic dinner for two at Khéma. With your hearts in mind, Khéma’s chefs have created a sensuous menu of smooth, rich, sweet, and creamy flavours that will leave you swooning this Valentine’s Day.  Getting off to an electrifying start with a Lobster salad, the menu then lowers the volume with a Beef broth with foie gras Royale, followed by sweet, luscious Slow-Cooked Lamb Chops and rounded off with a magnificent Chocolate mousse with raspberry coulis centre.  Discover our full menu below and book your table now for Monday, 14 February on https://www.khema-restaurant.com/reservations.  KHÉMA VALENTINE’S DAY…

KhemaLa Chandeleur

“…sprinkled with sugar and eaten hot, they form an exquisite dish. They have a golden hue and are tempting to eat. Thin and transparent like muslin, their edges are trimmed to resemble fine lace. They are so light that after a good dinner, a man from Agen is still willing to sample three or four dozen of them! Crêpes form an integral part of every family celebration. Served with white wine, they take pride of place on all joyful occasions.” Anatole Francois Thibault, ‘To Better Times’ 1906 La Chandeleur, or ‘Candlemas’ in English, is a Christian holiday marking the presentation…

KhemaMr Boubier’s Butter

Rue de Mont Blanc, Geneva For the past 92 years, a charming little Cafe at #26, Rue de Mont-Blanc, just a short walk across the Rue de Cornavin from Geneva Central Station, (today wedged between a Starbucks, a Five Guys hamburger joint and a McDonalds), Café de Paris has been serving a simple dish with a complex secret, one that has seen it become an institution in Geneva and it fame and fortune all over the world. In 1981, the American novelist, Paul Erdman, wrote in ‘The Last Days of America’: “We went to a restaurant near the station, the…