What an incredible Cambodian restaurant here in Long Beach. I felt like I was transported to…read moreCambodia through not just the food, but also the ambiance and the obvious community of regulars also enjoying their meal there. I came here on a weekend night, and it was packed, but with minimal wait. Ever since I visited Cambodia, I have been craving the Cambodian-style fried calamari, so I made sure to get that as a starter. The calamari was perfectly fried with its light batter, and then the fish oil and salt/pepper seasonings were spot on. I also got their Boat Noodle, and that hit the spot. It was spicy and refreshing, and all the meats were so tender. The noodles were the right texture too. I am so hoping to visit more to try even more of their menu--definitely give Monorom a visit if you are in the area!

Came by for lunch for the first time. The place is small. We waited about 20 mins for a table…read more We ordered lemon grass chicken, soup noodle and the veggie plate. All dishes were delicious and well prepared. Very reasonable price. Friendly service. Plenty of parking. We will definitely come back again to try their other menu items.

It's been quite awhile since my last review but our visits here have tailed off after our…read moredaughter's graduation. Still worth the drive to Long Beach to get our fill of very good Cambodian food that I've yet to find up north. Parking was still a challenge and I dropped the family in front of the restaurant first so they can join the waitlist. This time I could only find a spot a few blocks away but by the time I walked back to the restaurant, the family got seated. The menu still had the same great options and prices but starting June 1st prices will be increasing. Definitely understandable in this inflationary environment. My favorite every time has been the loat cha with chicken such that the family knows never to ask what am I getting. We've tried the rest of the menu but the family has standardized on their noodle soups or rice porridge bowls. You can count on lots of ingredients, choices of noodles and rich tasting broths. The cha quai (bread stick) must also be ordered as the perfect pairing for dipping. We also ordered the nom sa-kieu (like a fried meat empananda) again and will continue. We ended our meal with a round of iced coffees for the table, strong and delicious. Not bitter at all. Hopefully we'll be back sooner than later.

I was disappointed with my experience here. I did not appreciate the way the waitress spoke to my…read moremom. She had a long, exhausting day, and the interaction came across as very pushy and lacking patience. I understand restaurants get busy, but customers should still be treated with respect and kindness. I also noticed another situation where a customer walked in asking about splitting tables while standing nearby, and the response felt rushed and dismissive. My dad has refused to eat here before because he felt the service was rude, and after experiencing it myself, I can understand why. Unfortunately, the food did not make up for the experience either -- the soup was bland and not memorable enough for us to want to return. I'm sharing this because I hope customer service can improve and better reflect respect for the community.

Possibly the most important restaurant in all of America for the Cambodian Diaspora. They serve…read moredishes and soups that have long been forgotten in some Cambodian households. The flavors are authentic and invoke nostalgia in the older generations and reconnection to their roots for the young. For those not well versed in cambodian cuisine, what this restaurant is making is not easy and the quality they are able to provide is impressive. Outside of the well known dishes with kreung - lemongrass paste, there are other dishes you won't find anywhere except in the the old world. Things like like the nhom svay- papaya salad with dried fish, or the Machu Srae - farmers fish soup, are complex with a unique mixtures of ingredients like banana blossoms and lotus, that deliver the familiar southeast asian sweet, sour, and salty umami flavor but with a signature that is uniquely Cambodian. You won't find this place recommended on infatuation or tagged with a Michelin bib gourmand simply because nobody understands Cambodian cuisine. But the community does and Cambodians from across the US and even back in the old world knows of this place. It's a must visit. Restaurants come and go. They get sold off remodeled and change for better or worse. I just felt compelled to write a review about it's current state so hopefully more people are aware and can enjoy what it is now because if we don't, places like these will go extinct.

Everything was delicious and for the amount of food we ordered the price was great…read more 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

I came back again last weekend and the flavors are always consistent and authentic and tasteful…read more Chicken porridge: 5/5 Phnom Penh noodles: 5/5 Cha kwy(Chinese fried donut): 5/5 I will forever come here til I'm old and grey love this place Service: 5/5 the aunties are so nice and so fast and make sure you have everything you need and more wonderful service! Ambiance: 5/5 it gives you the real authentic Cambodian feel from the decor to the music to the food!

i'm actually so surprised this place isn't talked about more Little Lune LA is SO good…read more the pork chitterlings?? insanely crunchy and addicting, i could eat that all day their sweet and sour soup reminds me of canh chua super comforting, tangy, and full of flavor also loved the cha wai beef noodle soup, the broth was rich and the beef was sooo tender everything tasted fresh and authentic, you can tell they really care about the food def coming back again (already craving it lol)

If you want some good authentic Cambodian food make a visit here. Met up with some friends for…read morelunch on a Wednesday afternoon. Wasn't as packed then I expected. Servers prompt to greet us as we walked into the restaurant. Got seated quickly while hot tea is being served. Lots of options on the menu with big portions at decent prices. I ordered the Beef Lok Lak which came with rice and side of soup. Had to add a side of pickled carrots and cabbage. Definitely hit the spot for lunch. To wash it all down, their coffee with condensed milk is divine. This restaurant is also popular for weddings amongst the Khmer community. There's always a wedding takes place every weekend. It's cute because the restaurant is always ready with all the wedding's decorations up on a daily basis. Good spot to dine in with quick service. Servers will attend to you promptly when needed.

Been going here for many, many years since I was a kid…read more The food is overall "ok to good" level. Sometimes it hits the spot, sometimes it tastes a little too oily. The live entertainment (singers on stage, band playing, etc.) can be a pro and a con at the same time. It's nice to see and experience, but it also makes it hard to hear sometimes. I can't count the amount of times (over the years) where I couldn't hear my server or even my own family I was sitting with. Service is fair. Staff is usually friendly. Sometimes it can be hard to get their attention, even if the restaurant isn't super busy. Also, parking in the main lot is tight and almost never available.. There's additional parking on the side with an atrocious bump to get up to. Definitely not low car friendly.

I ordered the beef noodle stew, I had a craving and Udom hit the spot. Soup and noodles are…read moredelicious, soothing, & perfectly balanced flavors. One of the only locations in the area with beef noodle stew on the menu, comes w baguette or ja kwai bread. I ordered it to-go and they prepared the noodles to go perfectly, seasoned the noodles w fried garlic, cilantro, bean sprouts, and was able to reheat at home. No issues. - great for to-go orders - no wait: fast, quick and efficient - friendly staff, great customer service - ja kwai was cooked well - amazing variety on menu - easy parking - authentic Cambodian and Southeast Asian food

Very funky party scene with traditional Cambodian food and music! This place was filled on a…read moreSaturday night and loud upbeat music filled the restaurant. Servers were kind and came out with the entrees quickly. It's definitely a unique party vibe inside with many customers dancing on the dance floor.

We were craving Cambodian food for the longest time but because San Jose doesn't have a lot of…read moreoptions, we made it a must on our trip to SoCal. We stumbled upon this restaurant on Yelp then headed here based on the pictures. There was plenty of parking when we arrived and we were seated immediately because there wasn't really anyone inside on a weekday afternoon. We couldn't decide between what to get because everything looked so good and we were hungry, so we ended up getting the beef sticks, beef larb and angel chicken wings. The beef sticks were probably one of the most flavorful beef sticks I have tried in my life. You're instantly hit with so many different flavors while it's hot. This is something we would get again. The beef larb was a little too tangy and sour for my boyfriend's taste, but he still enjoyed it. He also said the beef in the larb was a little chewy for him, but it wasn't a big issue for him. I enjoy eating sour foods, but it did have us sweating inside haha. I loved the combination of veggies mixed in with the larb and the cabbage definitely helped cut out some of the sourness. The angel chicken wings! Probably one of my favorites because of all the lemongrass and turmeric added inside. The chicken was crispy on the outside yet so juicy on the inside. I also like that they cut up the wings into pieces for you. I'm glad we can across this restaurant on Yelp and got to try it. Next time, I would try the soups like the babaw (porridge) or the nom banh chok (fish rice noodles) because they were items I was deciding between that's still lingering through my mind right now.

Good food, I often go here late at night with groups. A fun spot to be with Khmer people and…read moreembrace the culture. I really like the rice porridge for groups and it's always yummy. Karaoke is all in Khmer, so if you're illiterate in the language you can enjoy vicariously. They don't offer water, they do water bottles so I would recommend just the pitcher of tea if you want a non alcoholic refreshing drink. I personally wouldn't come here just for the restaurant, just like a late night spot to keep the party going.

Whenever I am craving Khmer food, Bai mon (chicken rice), this is my go to spot. The food is always…read moreconsistent. I really enjoy the poached chicken plate, as it is soooo filling and the chicken is so moist! Everything here is cooked to perfection and most certainly with LOVE! They have a variety of things to choose from, the beef sticks are also a must, as a plate and in a sandwich. The aunties and uncles work so hard everyday to make it happen and Naga is getting the attention they well deserve!! Support small local business and also our Khmer Community in Long Beach!

The Naga Wings used to be truly amazing. Two years ago they were a bit dissapointing, this year…read morethey were better but not quite what they used to be. Their congee like porridge bowls are solid and tasty. Not quite as exciting as it used to be, and not as well priced, but quick and tasty.

One of the easiest spots in Cambodia town to find parking! While much of the menu is fusion - the…read moreCambodian spin, careful attention to flavor and technique, and reasonable prices make PS Fast Food a gem. Top dishes are the beef rib and oxtail soup, crispy egg rolls, beef sticks, and absolutely amazing fried chicken wings (they really should be named absolutely amazing). Family friendly atmosphere, attentive service, and run by the nicest family. True Cambodian inspired comfort food that never disappoints. Don't miss this spot!

All I can say is wow wow wee wow!…read more Cheap price, hefty portions, and an absolutely amazing oxtail noodle soup. The broth had so much depth and sets a new standard for me. The garlic chips as garnish... f*ck yea. Thank you. I will be back. This place deserves to be PACKED!

One of the best seafood spots I've eaten at in Long Beach! My girlfriend and I ordered the crispy…read moresalmon, garlic shrimp and lobster, and all dishes were absolutely worth it. We placed a pickup order, and it was ready quickly, which was a nice bonus. The seafood tasted incredibly fresh and well-seasoned. The garlic shrimp, crispy salmon, in particular, stood out, it was easily one of the crispiest salmon and season shrimp I've ever had. I also loved that it came with a dip and a side salad, which complemented the dish perfectly. The prices are great for the quality you get, and the outdoor seating area has a nice, breezy vibe. I'd definitely recommend this spot to anyone looking for delicious seafood!

Ah this garlic shrimp was sooo good! I loved the heafty amount of rice it comes with and the sweet…read moreslices of pineapple too. I've passed by this place so many times and honestly tried it when I saw this place listed by Infatuation. And I'm very happy I gave this place a try. The service was relatively fast and I think the price for this large plate is very reasonable. Truly a shack in the corner so very chill vibes. Everything looks good on the menu but I can for sure say the garlic shrimp is packed with flavor. I need to try other dishes from here frfr