After a star studded review of this place from a co-worker, I popped in for takeout - did the mini spring rolls and the Original Khmer Stirred Pan Noodels with Seafood (54F). Yes, the menu is that extensive that they just ask for the number/letter reference. I did order the noodles extra hot with no onions. I do not have luck with any oriental establishment in northeast Ohio making a dish extra spicy for me - even after I say that I would like it "Thai hot" or 11 on a scale of 1 - 10. Many times I tell them that I can handle the heat and would really like it prepared very, very hot. Almost all times I receive the product with zero heat or spice to it (for me, at least). Well, my noodle dish came, as requested - no onions and it was extra spicy hot. Fantastic job. The dish was great tasting with a very nice amount of mixed seafood (shrimp, squid and scallops) in the dish. To me the mini spring rolls are very mini - almost cigarette sized, cut in half - yes, that small. I will pass on these next time. However I feel that it is well worth exploring this extensive menu and I will recommend this place to others. Near the corner of Dover and Lorain, in North Olmsted (right next to the "Toys are Us". read more

I should have left when I read "food is nonreturnable" on the menu. Silly me, I took that to mean the restaurant would not take something back if the customer ordered it to spicy. I didn't realize it meant if the waitress brought you the wrong dish she wouldn't take it back! I ordered a rice dish for my son. She brought out some type of chicken broccoli & what might have been eggplant smothered in brown spicy sauce. When I said this was not what I ordered she argued with me that it was. She never did say what it was. The dish was nonreturnable, but I could place another order for something else if I wanted. Why should I be expected to pay for a dish I did not order?!? The Pad Thai that I received tasted more like over cooked linguini with ketchup. Someone else at the table ordered the same thing, but it tasted completely different. Still bad, but at least edible. When I 1st asked she said it was the same. A few minutes later she said the cook made mine with no spices. Again, not how I ordered it. Once again the dish was nonreturnable. At least this time, the cook offered to throw some spice on top. Really? I understand a restaurant shouldn't be held responsible if you order a dish extra spicy & don't like spice, but if the food brought out is not what was ordered it should be replaced for the correct one! Any decent place would unordered uneaten food off the bill! read more

The food is high quality and excellent spices. I agree with the other dinners that the portions are small for the prices but would still highly recommend. I drove by the restaurant many times and finally decided to try it and I am glad I did! read more

I always ask the server what to get and I'm always happy. The house special soup to begin things is the best way to start, the artwork is outstanding and the whole place is clean. Will be back no doubt!! read more

My wife and I had a taste for PHO. We found this place close to home and decided to go. I had the spicy beef and my wife had the shrimp and chicken. I asked the waiter if the spicy beef was too over bearing and he said it was not that spicy. When the PHO came to the table I dressed my soup with some bean sprouts and took my first bite/sip. It literally felt as if someone lit a torch in my mouth and throat. I told the server that I could't handle the heat and to get me another bowl without the extreme heat. A few moments later he comes back with a new bowl. The meal I chose had NO bean sprouts in it and when it was served to me (the second time) it still had the sprouts in it - and still hot. Needless to say I went to Swensons and got myself a burger cause I was not going to eat what they were serving me. I think its arrogant to serve the same food that I just sent back and it comes back the same. The only reason they didn't get a 1 star was because my wife liked her chicken and shrimp. read more

I've eaten here ~10 times. Parking lot is around back just off Lorain rd. They have a huge menu with Cambodian, Thai, and Vietnamese selections. When I want Pho, this is where I go. The Pho Dac Biet is great. The broth is amazing. The soup is served with plenty of bean sprouts, basil, and hot peppers on the side. Very reasonably priced (inexpensive). The service is usually good and prompt. I tried the Khmer Bunn (beef &. Noodle soup with sliced spring rolls on top) and I found myself wishing I had gotten the Pho. It wasn't bad, I just like the Pho that much more. Check it out for some SE Asian flavors. Good stuff. Get the Pho! read more

Horrible experience at this place. The servings were "child sized" and the their Pho had a tablespoon of salt, totally inedible!. I was assaulted by the manager and forced to pay food we did not consume. AVOID!!! read more

Food is ok, not spectacular. Lived in Asia and ate in Phnom Penh several times and food does not compare. Prices are high for food you get. Lastly service is bad. We were only ones in restaurant and server did not give us the time of day. This was our second and last visit. 12/12/17 update - I just received my credit card bill and Phnom Penh increased the amount I authorized on my credit card (appears they took the liberty to give themselves a tip) and charged me more than I specified on my receipt. I am appealing to my credit card company. I have never had a merchant do this ever! I absolutely will NEVER step foot in this establishment again. As such, I dropped my review from two to one star - I would review zero stars if possible. read more

So very disappointed on our last visit. One person ordered Pad Thai - it was PINK. It did not look appetizing. The person who ordered it tried it, and did not like it. We all had "tastes" and agreed this is NOT the flavor of ANY Pad Thai we've ever had. I told the waiter the dish was not to our liking. He said, "No problem. Can I get you something else?" We ordered another dish. He offered us the Pad Thai to take home, and I replied we truly didn't care for it and would not be interested in eating it later either. Check comes - Pad Thai is on the bill as well as the replacement dish. I discreetly went to the waiter and told him the Pad Thai was still on the bill and we were not happy w it. He said there was nothing he could do. I shard my perspective. He called backed to the kitchen. The kitchen responded and he translated: Best we can do is 1/2 off. We serve Pad Thai all the time. No one complains. Nothing is wrong w Pad Thai. If you don't like it, that has nothing to do w the food. I said OK. I paid my bill in full (after the Pad Thai price was reduced to 1/2.) I did not lower his tip. My tip reflected his good service and the amount of the bill. I realize he was only doing as he was told. He seemed very uncomfortable. I felt bad for the situation he was in. The PRINCIPLE of the matter has left me w a bitter feeling towards Phnom Penh. I just don't know if I'll go back. Additionally, it is yet another reminder to order the cuisine of the establishment - this is a Cambodian and Vietnamese restaurant, NOT Thai! read more

We stopped in the 2nd time because we thought the food was pretty good. I was surprised when we were at our table (after we ordered) to hear someone in the kitchen coughing/hacking away in the back. I know its flu season, but if its so bad we can hear it in the dining room, stay home. After 10 mins of coughing in the back we canceled our order and left...not a good way to do business. read more

We are going on 4 visits now to this wonderful little gem. The ingredients always taste fresh. S1 (under Cambodian specials) is the best and a safe bet for new diners. The house salad is amazing and not what you expect with dressing that has no oil and is addicting. The pad Thai was a little bit of a let down so don't be afraid to branch out. The decor is nothing to write home about, but it is always spacious and usually only one or two other tables dining making it a fun date night adventure. Parking is limited behind the building and you may have to go around the block to get into it. They have TV screens running pictures of various dishes that help you choose. The prices are reasonable for the quality of dining experience. Be sure to check their days and hours before you go. read more

Glad someone knows how to make something hot when you ask for it hot. Great job. The lady at the front desk was extremely kind. Place is very nice inside (though my food was to go) looks recently redone and updated. I'll be back. read more

Highly recommend. Best Vietnamese Cambodian I've had in Cleveland. Need Hue soup is complex in taste and just wow. Noodle dishes are varied and very tasteful. Service is refreshing and helpful. read more

I'm always searching and go everywhere to try all kinds of Asian food. I must say this place is absolutely one of the best. Not many people know about this place but if you really want to enjoy real Cambodian/Vietnamese food, this place is it!! The server Daniel was so nice and friendly. He picked perfect food for us since I had no idea what to order. Go there and be surprised! read more

Wow- this place had great food. I'm from California and we have dozens of Vietnamese restaurants in our area and this place tops them all. Fresh and interesting flavors, house special beef pho and the chicken Cambodian crepes where fantastic. Service was good and fast. Hidden Gem. read more

Start off with the Salad Phnom Penh, get it spicy to set the stage for the next course, then order the Won Ton Soup to entice your entree selection! read more

This place has great food, service and prices. The selection is a bit daunting with rather confusing descriptions of the myriad dishes offered, but I doubt you could go too far wrong with anything you ordered. Great friendly fast service and very fresh food. I will definitely return when in the area. read more

I have to say that this place has AMAZING food. I usually get the Banh Hoy dish, because I love the variety of flavors in the dish. I have also had some of their noodle dishes before, and would say they are pretty good as well. I never knew there was Cambodian/Vietnamese food places around here until I came here. I first ate at their Cleveland location, and when I saw they had a North Olmsted location (which is closer to where I live) I was glad. I definitely recommend the Banh Hoy for the first dish to try. read more

First of all their parking is confusing. Secondly we ordered Pad Thai noodles with chicken and other with shrimp. We didnt like our entrees. There was too much color to the extent my chicken looks all pinkish red. Shrimp was not good either. Veg spring rolls - very oily Rice paper roll - even though my husband liked it, I didnt. I would not go back to this place. read more

Run. Don't walk. The menu may be a little overwhelming at first but if you're familiar with Asian cuisine you find new dishes you will love. I wish I lived here because I'd be a regualr. No doubt. read more

I've driven past the North Olmsted location a thousand times and had always been curious about it. I finally gave it a try today and wish I would've tried it sooner! Parking is in the back. The driveway is a little confusing. It's not the lot to the carwash, but the lot directly next to the carwash. It's a single-lane entrance / exit and easy to miss. I ordered carryout for 3 people. We got # 54a, 68, and 94. We all agreed that it was really good! Mine was #94 with the medium level of spiciness. I was expecting it would be too mild, but it turned out to be perfect level of spiciness. My fiance really liked mine and kept stealing bites. My son said his #68 was really good, but a little on the salty side. #54a was a smaller serving; it might have been the lunch size. Overall, everything was better than expected and I'll definitely go back to try some other items on the menu. read more

Second time back and still amazing! The basil fried rice is great but don't get it unless you like to feel the burn! Special Bun number 24 is great and so is the kmer noodles! read more

Probably one of my favorite local restaurants. I've never had anything I didn't enjoy and I find everything very reasonable. The North Olmsted location is conveniently close to where I live and though getting to the parking lot is a little tricky, it's worth it. I especially enjoy the A4 appetizer and the hue beef. Or pad Thai or Khmer bun or the seafood soup. I really can't go wrong with the menu. read more

Love the food here!! Never had a meal less than excellent. Great Pho, perfect rice paper rolls, and you cant go wrong with any of the large number of entrees. read more

Decided to give this a try in part because of Michael H.'s review and I must say that this restaurant lives up to the hype. It is that good. I had the (S1) Kuy Teav Chha Kreoung Tek Trey Phem with chicken and it was the perfect combination of sweet and salty, and there was enough food to bring a box home. The chopped spring roll on top is the greatest thing ever. read more

The meals were good but on the fairly small side. We were favorites and regulars of Cusine Du Cambodge and when it closed we were looking for a similar place. The pad thai was similar but was lacking a few key ingredients that I prefer in my pad Thai, none the less its not bad. I would suggest if you like us are looking for a similar establishment to Cusine du Cambodge. Still sad its gone! read more

Just amazing service. The rice paper rolls are great and the pat thai and thy ice tea and fried tofu delish the red sauce.is spicy but delish omg soooo good read more

A great place for Cambodian food. Originally this was just take-out, but they have now set up a dining room, and it is really nice-- spacious, and with Cambodian artworks on the wall, and they're open for lunch. Most of the dishes have lunch-portions, which are slightly smaller than the full dinner portions. For drinks, they have an amazing selection of fruit drinks, with a lot of tropical fruits you don't see around here very much-- try some of these out. They also have Thai ice tea, and a sweet milk/iced green-tea. Food is great, but then I like Cambodian food, and it's hard to find a place for it. I had the fried home-made tofu appetizer, then the Cambodian crepe, of course, and a Chha Kreoung-- all of which were good. We ordered the Chha Kreoung medium spicy, by the way, and it was just the way I like it, hot enough that I can feel it but not too hot to taste. I'm glad I didn't go for the "hot" option. The ubiquitous Sri Racha is on the table for those who want more. They have a very extensive menu, and I certainly haven't tried everything on it! We did go here one time and my wife thought it was unexceptional, and the dish she ordered had more five-spice than she liked-- but I had no complaints, I guess we'll just order something else next time. Nice place. We'll be back. read more

If you like Pad Thai then try their #54 series. I think it's better than Pad Thai. Order the level Dragon Fire if you are into hotness. #23 with beef is my most fav dish there. #94 is good also. read more

We went to this place to try some Cambodian and Thai food. The food was okey, but the portion was so small for the price. Although I ordered beef , the food was 75 percent onionn pepper. ...overall a very disappointing experiance. read more

Carry out from here several times this year. Always top notch. Great menu and great value from both locations. We also go in Ohio City a lot. You will not be disappointed. read more

I've been coming to this restaurant since the prior location, probably close to 20 years! You can count on great food and service. My personal favorites are Bangh Souhn and the sticky rice. My hubby swears by S1. We are both vegetarian so we love the many options! read more

I've been to this place 3 times and it's like a roller coaster. The first time I ate here with my wife it wasn't to bad as we ordered the pad thai with medium spice and it was fine. went there today and it was crazy hot and not mixed well as I almost coughed it was so spicy on some bites. The portion size it seems to get smaller and smaller every time we go which is a shame. Round rice noodle that is barely stir fried when the ratio to bean sprout should not be 60%noodle/40%beansprout. For what you pay for I expect more. Now I understand why there was hardly anyone there during the middle of dinner. There was one other table with people. Which at 6pm should tell us something. My family won't be back and it's a shame as this place is close to home. Maybe if I get desperate I'll grab a eggroll here but never will I sit down as their portions on the plate suck. The one pic of the pad thai in a take out box looked like twice the serving I had on a plate which is sad. read more

Phnom Penh is the only restaurant that has managed to make my pad thai spicy enough.

Worst pho I have ever had. I'm not picky. I have eaten at almost every pho restaurant in cleveland and I have never had a problem finishing a bowl. I'm a big boy who loves to eat. I honestly couldn't even get more than two bites in. The broth is straight up chicken broth..and not even good chicken broth. The meat had the worst freezer burn, which they apparently tried to fix by overcooking the hell out of it. Not to mention this is about half the portion you get at other restaurants for the price, which probably isn't so bad since I have less to throw out. The online prices are way lower than the in store prices btw. read more

I have eaten here/gotten take out from them a couple dozen times in the last few years, I wish I lived/worked closer. I adore the egg rolls and the spring rolls, and the beef khmer noodles are my favorite. Almost everything I have tried has been very tasty, but I have found I am not a fish cake person. Hey, you never know unless you try! read more

I won't go back. I ordered mini spring rolls which had no filling and were just the wrappers deep-fried. They were the size and circumference of a pinky finger. The entree I ordered was clearly a small, lunch size portion. This restaurant clearly thinks they can fool customers, who they think are uninformed to the cuisine. Good thing, I will only have wasted my time and money once. No wonder, the place was empty. read more

So my daughter and I were YELPING our way over to Mexican place when we passed Phnom Penh. I a whim we decide to try it. Passed it s 100 times. Always said it looked interesting. Turns out it was great. I couldn't tell you what authentic Cambodian tastes like. So I can't speak to that. Taste however I know. This was AWESOME! Everything we tried was great. We will be back! read more

Hands down my favorite spot for eating in or taking out. Reasonably priced with a wide selection and flavorful, authentic food. The woman at the front is very kind and they are quick to order, quick to serve! I love their pad Thai and spring rolls read more

I think it was pretty good, though I hadn't really tried this type of food before. If you are expecting the food to be "Americanized" then don't bother with it, because it's got a pretty exotic taste. Very fresh. Not my style of food it turns out, but it's a nice place if Cambodian and Vietnamese is your thing. read more