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    Crystal Thai-Cambodian Cuisine

    4.0 (401 reviews)
    ModerateThai, Cambodian, Salad
    Open 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    CRYSTAL THAI-CAMBODIAN CUISINE ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Stir fried rice noodles, boat noodles and beef on stick.
    Phyrith R.

    Small and cozy hidden gem. The food is really good. This is a Cambodian restaurant. The states Thai food, but that's just to draw in people that haven't had a chance to eat Cambodian food yet. They do have lots of Thai dishes as well as an amazing array of Khmer entrees. It was our first time here and pound for pu, it stands up to the bigger restaurants in Cambodia Town. We definitely recommend the restaurant and will be back.

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    Kyle W.

    A little underwhelming given I hear a lot of good things about this place. I went around Monday 1:30pm so it was not busy. If it's not obvious, it's cash only as posted in a lot of the signs around the restaurant inside and outside. The exterior is unassuming, with main focus being the food. Almost all of the dishes here are priced at $15 or $25, with one being $30. This makes some dishes well worthwhile while some dishes complete rip offs. I guess they scale the portions accordingly. We got the beef skewers, lot cha, and somlor machu yuon. Beef skewers were 5 large pieces for $15 so value is there. It came with a side of pickled vegetables. The skewers themselves were flavorful but the beef is fatty and some pieces are hard to chew. The lot cha has nice bouncy and soft texture, more ideal to use a spoon to consume and dip with the sauce. I got it with beef which was okay. The somlor machu yuon is a sweet and sour soup with shrimp and fish. The shrimp and fish were too seafoody in taste but the soup is soothing and very flavorful. Service for these places is usually okay, and it shouldn't be scrutinized as heavily. However, it was a pain to flag someone down and regulars have to give them a heads up for them to go to our table and requests are not fulfilled the first time around, so I have to complain about the service in this regard.

    Beef skewers, crispy spare ribs, fried catfish
    Angela L.

    Everything was delicious and for the amount of food we ordered the price was great. The restaurant is small so get there early or you will have to wait. However while we waited they took our order so when we sat down the food didn't take long. We definitely ordered to much for just 2 people but it was bomb and I will be going back with at least 2 more people

    Ann N.

    Parking is limited. Restaurant is not that big. We lucked out to arrive on Saturday around 12:30pm to get a table for 4 without waiting. We were with friends who have been here so they knew what to order. 3 dishes and 2 soups were what we ordered. A must is the bbq beef. Amazing flavors. Secondly is their fish / shrimp paste stew-like with raw veggies. Soup servings were huge. Maybe 2 orders were too much for the 4 of us but we had to try it. With rice, homecooking feel. Service was great and fast. Although they were busy, they were attentive to everyone. By the time we were leaving, a small line outside for a table. Worth a stop for good homecooking Cambodian food.

    Chicken Cha Kroeung: loved the pepper-lime sauce OTS

    There's not many Cambodian restaurants where I'm from, Sacramento, so if there's one where I'm visiting (living now!) it's a must. CTCC did not disappoint. Everything we ordered was delicious! We'll definitely be back. Only downside, they accept only cash and aren't on Doordash :(

    Thai Boat Noodle
    Randy S.

    Closest you'll get to authentic Cambodian food outside of Cambodia! Have been coming here since I was a kid with my family because their stews/soups are the best out of all of Long Beach. Great staff; they treat us like family. Come check them out!

    Tom yum soup
    Chanthon K.

    Came here straight from the airport. The food was delicious. There were 11 of us so we ordered a lot. We ordered duck feet salad, seafood soup, boat noodles, salty fish and scramble eggs, curry dish, and Phnom Penh noodles. I ordered beef somlaw myou krueng and the lady forgot the order. She said there were too many of us. Overall, the dishes are big portions and food was good. Make sure to bring cash. They only take cash and no other form of payment. Also, parking is a little tight.

    Pad see ew
    Michelle K.

    Came here on a cold Saturday evening with two friends - it was fairly empty, but with the nice homey atmosphere of a typical Thai restaurant. I ended up ordering the pad see ew, which was gloriously greasy and large enough to take home leftovers. The staff were very accommodating and welcoming, and they were kind enough to provide hot water whenever I was running low. One thing was that they have a TV showing Thai music videos, which I thought were fairly entertaining to watch and really enhanced the experience. Overall, a nice experience - I'd love to come back and try their other dishes, as I am quite unfamiliar with Thai cuisine.

    Lot Cha Stir-Fried Noodles with Shrimp
    Sheldon C.

    Amazing find in Cambodia Town in Long Beach. Not the most glamorous feel, but that's part of the appeal. It feels authentic. There is Cambodian music and music videos playing on the TV. Cambodian snacks for sale at the counter. And staff are friendly and willing to help. It has a nice casual vibe. Food was terrific. The Lot Cha noodles were unique and delicious. I got it with shrimp, which were plump and tasty. My wife got the Nom P'jok soup noodles dish - honestly a flavor I've yet to have; so different from Chinese and Vietnamese and other Thai dishes. Highly recommend both! A friend got the Beef Skewers and they were amazing. Like a beef jerky taste but soft and tender and juicy instead of hard and dry. Gem of a place.

    Russ L.

    One of the best Cambodian restaurants, if not the best in the area. This is as close as you can get to home-cooked, authentic Cambodian dishes. All dishes are family-style portions. To start, the Beef Skewers were full of flavor, moist, and tender. It is slightly sweet, and salty with a light smoky taste. It is paired very well with the side veggie salad, crunchy. It cuts through that fattiness. The Papaya Salad with salted crabs was delicious, crunchy salty, and spicy. My favorite is Samlor Machu Kreoung, a traditional Khmer sour soup with beef, intestines, and tripe was a standout. It's so good and authentic tasting perfect for the colder weather and if you are a bit under the weather. It is fully loaded with ong choy. We had enough leftovers for the next day. But the star of our lunch was the whole Fried Catfish served with Mango and Tamarind sauce. This is not your ordinary fried catfish. The catfish had a crispy skin outside but moist and flavorful inside. The size of the catfish was good enough for 4 people. The restaurant looks like a family-owned and operated. The service was warm and welcoming. I love to see a steady stream of Cambodian families coming in. They must be doing something right.

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    Keesha F.

    Came because I was craving Nom Banh Chok- a Khmer style Cambodian fish based green curry soup! It's so delicious here and you get a big bowl for $15. I preface by saying that service is pretty much non existent; at least the few times I've come in it has been. You pretty much gotta flag somebody down to take your order; then go to the front to pay.. But sometimes, the service isn't the star when the food is excellent! This time I made friends with the guys sitting next to me- they were intrigued because I was familiar with their culture so they shared with me a few items from their table.. Yay!! I got to try their beef sticks and papaya salad.. I will say that those beef stick were top tier, and I've tried lots!! I highly recommend!! They were juicy and very well seasoned with just enough char.. They recently had an upgrade inside so the restaurant looks so much better than it used to.. Oh and for all my Tap/Apple Pay friends, stop and grab a few dollars because Crystal is Cash only.

    Jenny L.

    I probably reviewed it in a different angle that their dessert tasted really rich and so good!

    Fred T.

    It can be tough to find good Cambodian food. This particular restaurant was found by my son and it easily made 5 stars. CASH only so be forewarned The location has some parking and we were off hours so expect to spend some time trying to park if you come during a busy time The Food: Crispy Spare Ribs: Fried pieces of spare rib. Well seasoned and yep crispy. They were tender and just the right give when eating. The excellent house sauce was perfect with them. Beef and Shrimp: Tender beef with green onions, and prawns. The sauce tied it together and the prawns were perfectly cooked. The house sauce again was excellent. I suspect that we (or at least me) was prejudged when it came to heat. It was pretty mild to say the least. Fortunately the tray of condiments allowed us to kick it back up. To be fair I get Gringo's at places a fair amount and it not like you can carry a sign with your "scoville rating" lol Excellent spot and we will be back

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    i got food poisoning, the food was good. but i was ill after eating here. im dissatisfied

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    Small restaurant with decent food. Lots of Thai and Cambodian customers which says to us the food is authentic. Service a bit slow.

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    Food was packed with flavorful, delicious. We had the Thai boat noodles and pad kee mow. Service was quick and respectful.

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    Great beef skewers and authentic green papaya salad. Pork and veggies, lots of tasty SE Asian herbs.

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