Japanese udon noodles, sliced beef, chicken, garden vegetables in a rich and creamy soup base — bubbling at your table.
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HOTPOT & BENTO · PHNOM PENH · SINCE 2021
Make our customers feel deep satisfaction and intense excitement with our fresh products, exceptional value, and unforgettable experience at Nabe-En.
Our philosophy 理念
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Every cut of beef is sliced in-house the morning it's served. Vegetables come from the market, never frozen. If a broth has been sitting longer than two hours, it goes.
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A full hotpot for two for under $13. A bento with rice, protein, kimchi and salad for $5.50. Japanese quality, Cambodian-everyday pricing — we've worked the menu math obsessively.
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From the noren curtain at the door to the lacquered bento box on your desk at the office — every touchpoint is designed to feel a little more thoughtful than it had to.
Fresh · Value · Experience — every time, at every Nabe-En.
In our kitchen キッチンから
We believe the best flavor comes from the shortest journey. That's why we cook everything to order in our open kitchen. This "live" preparation is our commitment to you: a guarantee of absolute freshness and an impressive dining experience that engages all your senses.
We finish our BBQ on a hot flat pan rather than over charcoal. High-contact heat gives an even, deeply browned crust — and lets the meat's natural fats carry the flavor instead of smoke.
Our beef arrives whole and is cut by hand every morning. Light, tender, and full of natural flavor — never frozen, never pre-packaged.
Find us 店舗
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Our story 私(わたし)たちについて
代表 — Founder & Owner
Nabe-En began the way most good restaurants do: with a meal someone couldn't forget. Chandy spent years working at a Japanese restaurant in Phnom Penh, then traveled to Japan on business trip after business trip — and kept coming back to the same memory of a steaming nabe in the middle of a Hokkaido winter, friends and strangers gathered around one pot.
He brought that ritual home and rebuilt it for the tropics: lighter broths, fast service, a delivery menu engineered to travel well, and a kitchen run by Cambodian cooks trained in Japanese technique.
One pot at the center of the table. Everyone reaches in. That's the whole idea — and that's what we sell, one bento at a time.
មកហូបជាមួយយើង
一緒(いっしょ)に、鍋(なべ)を囲(かこ)んで。