Stopped by on the first day of the lunar new year. it's starting getting packed. Very festive…read moreand lively vibe. Parking will be a hassle but you can park couple street and walk over. Still a great and nice temple to go in LB.

Been to this beautiful temple many times. Never been here for a Lunar New Year celebration. So…read moredecided to visit on Lunar New Year. It is very hard to find parking here, unless you come very early in the morning. This temple is always packed on the weekends, but it is even more busy on Lunar New Year. We drove around in circle trying to find parking here. We end up parking about 5 blocks away. If you can, don't park inside the temple's parking lot, you would have a hard time leaving, since others will parked and block you in. If you plan to stay all day, then that is fine, but if you just want a quick visit to pray, then I suggest you find parking on the streets nearby. After walking for 5 blocks to get to the temple, we can feel the positive, happy vibe, and the good feeling when we finally got inside the temple. Everyone was praying outside the temple, inside the temple. It was so crowded. After we did our prayers, we headed out to the side and back yards. Every weekends and on special occasions, such as Lunar New Year, they have complimentary temple foods. All vegetarian of course and desserts. Lines can be long. But you should be able to find a place to sit and enjoy their delicious foods. I especially like their noodle soup bowl. Although the foods are complimentary, it is good to donate some money to the temple. Give whatever you feel comfortable. Beside the complimentary foods, they have several vendors selling foods to go. They also have the sugar cane drink station. They made fresh to order, very refreshing. Always feel at peace when I visited here. Temple is very nice, both inside and out.

Thai temple hidden within Long Beach. They usually have food on Sundays ranging from $3-$10…read more... pretty tasty, you trade dollars into tokens. This was my first time here. It's nice that there's some sort of Thai representation in Long Beach... They have a mini parking lot that you access by taking the anal alley way but there's also plenty of street parking.

Went today and saw only one stall available until June 15th. Apparently the food court here is…read morepermanently closing. Food was mediocre.

Everyone did their part for social distancing and to be safe..all wearing mask and we all eat at a…read moredistance lol. People there are friendly and nice and taught me a few things about the ceremony. I went for Ancestor Day which start on Sept 3rd to Sept 17. Had a good lunch eating Khmer Curry noodle and dessert. Walk around the temple to explore and goodies bags.

I went to this temple on a Sunday morning, did not see much people. There was 3 devotee that…read moreoffered some food to the monks and at the time there were 3 monks. This is a big temple it has a big lot. Me and my family are from out of town on vacation, and my mother in law is big on going to the temple and giving offering to the monk and receiving prayer and all, so we decided to take the whole family to a Cambodian Buddhist temple. All the monk were very nice and inviting they made me and my family feel very comfortable. I am very appreciative of their kindness, and I am willing to visit this temple and the monks any time I am in the southern CA. I wish that all our Cambodian temples would be this inviting and interested in their devotees, no matter where they are from as this temple was. Overall this was a great place to visit.

I wanted to try something new so I attended a service here. The revered was very helpful when I…read morecalled. Its great to explore different things. We born into our religion typically and its awesome when you visit a new congregation and you immediately feel welcomed. I have heard of Buddhist temples before but never a Buddhist Church.

From the owner: - Sunday Service - Meditation practice (Tuesday evening &…read moreThursday morning)

My favorite place to gain my merit with Alms giving to my teacher. Meditation and calming the mind…read moreis the only way in liberating harmful thoughts.

You must take in other cultures experience the world right here in Long Beach by experiencing the…read morecultures that are here. You can find great adventures in our own back yards. Open your eyes and mind.

My mom started coming here after she heard her friends talking about how it brings them peace and…read morehealing. Every time we come to visit the Statue of Mary, so many people leave beautiful flowers. It's such an amazing sight to see. You can definitely feel the energy and blessings when praying here. It gives me a sense of peace when I'm talking to Mary. Side Note: Parking can be tough sometimes, but be patient because people come and pray, pay their respects and then leave, so you'll be able to find a spot to park. Also be courteous of the neighbors who actually live in this area.

Nice gift shop and well staffed, that made the whole trip worthwhile. The place is kind of strange…read morebut it is a peaceful place to visit.

This is our local Temple and it's a very open and accessible place.read more