Cambodian food = soul food🔥 You gotta try some to see what I mean. This place has big portion sizes for the amount you pay. So much flavors and textures👌 I always get MEEKATANG and Beef Lok Lak. Give it a try, you won’t regret it🤝

While driving around the local area our usual stop is Phnom Penh Noodle Shack, we found this spot and decided to check it out. Phnom Penh was super packed and we didn't want to wait. Monorom had one table occupied when we came in. We were greeted by a young man who welcomed us with a cheerful attitude. Offered us a choice of their specialty drinks. My wife got their Cambodian style ice coffee, kiddo got Thai iced tea, and I got their fresh coconut 🥥 water. For starters we got their spring rolls which came with shrimp 🍤 and their homemade fish sauce. My wife ordered their red curry noodles which had chicken, kiddo ordered their Phad Thai, and I ordered their Duck Noodle soup with large rice noodles.🍜 Everything was delicious and I thought their broth for the duck noodle soup tasted even better than Phnom Penh's bone broth 🤫😝 Our server suggested their Chinese donuts which usually pairs well with soups or congee. Sure enough said suggestion was a great one, for their donuts had a better quality in texture and taste than the other popular competitive restaurant. We may be coming back here for Cambodian cuisine. Place was clean, organized, and service was excellent. So if you're in the mood for some awesome Cambodian cuisine, stop by and please check out their menu and order up some food! We will definitely will be back to sample more items on the menu 👍

This was a nice place for dinner on a chilly Long Beach night. I came here with a friend after failing to find an open Pho spot in the neighborhood. We stumbled upon Monorom and decided on ordering 3 dishes in total: the house fried rice w/chicken, the beef stew noodle, and the shaken beef. My personal favorite was the shaken beef, i liked the sweet and savory flavor and tenderness of the meat. The house fried rice was also a nice dish paired along with the chili sauce which was a little on the spicier side but great flavor. My friend really enjoyed the beef stew rice noodle dish; I enjoyed the rice noodles but expected the dish to be spicier than it was sweet. Still, the stew was full of flavor without excessive saltiness. The proportions were fair for the price; I may be a bit biased because I am used to large servings. (Please note that the pictures included were taken after we had several bites of the dishes).

the food was fantastic, the menu clear and extensive, and the staff polite and attentive. almost entirely southeast Asian families and groups when we were there, which is a great sign. again, the food was spectacular (and cheap, and plentiful!) I had Khmer vegetable soup with pork rib, and a Cambodian Angkor beer to wash it down

I ordered through Postmates and the food was properly packed and portion sizes can feed 2-3 people. The food was delicious. It was just right!! Highly recommend if you wanna try Cambodian food.

The food was good and authentic Cambodian with a large selection and very tasty. The Phnom Penh noodle dish was delicious and the portions were quite generous. The atmosphere was pretty laid back and overall it was a very good dining experience.

First time trying Cambodian food. Some of the dishes are similar to Thai food. We tried the Crispy pork which was darn good and the accompanying vegetables were a perfect match with the crispy pork. The beef sticks were really good as well - the meat was so tender and tasty(not at all like the beef sate sticks at Thai Bbq) and no sauce is needed to eat them with. Chicken Pad see eew looked very similar to the Thai version but was not sweet. It was good(if you don't go into it thinking of the Thai version) Chinese broccoli and veggies were fresh and worked well in the dish. The last dish we ordered was the Mint Chicken - again similar to Thai in looks and ingredients but did not taste like Pad ka paow - nevertheless, it was good as well and placed on a bed of lettuce which actually paired very well with the Chicken. We picked up the food this time but will definitely eat there next time - it is a nice little restaurant in a strip mall. Workers/Staff were attentive and friendly. Can't wait to try more dishes !!

Moronom has delicious (and reasonable!) food and great service. We ordered lemongrass chicken, bbq pork lunch, roast duck lunch, vegetable curry soup, and papaya salad. Flavors were expertly balanced with spicier options available on many dishes (which we enjoyed). We left full and with lots of leftovers! Owner Tony was gracious and accommodating making for an even better experience. Will be returning soon!

Fantastic food! Very authentic and delicious. Each dish that we ordered was so tasty. Highly recommend this place. Will definitely be returning! Thanks again!

We have no idea what to order and the owner are so friendly came with some recommendation, skewers beef are tender and the salad Prahok Kties are distinctively flavorful.

Great service. Haven't tried everything on the menu, but most items we've tried are pretty good, especially the grilled pork w/ savoring garlic sauce. It's yummy! Why not 5-stars for the place? Because it's a bit pricey.

A gem!!! Amazingly great family owned and operated Cambodian restaurants with unique hot sauces and flavor. Service was amazing and they even asked if we wanted condiments like the hot sauces to go. Super friendly and super welcoming. Dishes were tasty! We got the lemongrass Curry and the red beef soup pictured in the menu and both were fantastic. Definitely coming back for more food whenever we're in the area.

food was great and the customer service was terrific. the owners were really welcoming and friendly. a strange man came inside the restaurant and approached me and my friend (a typical night at long beach), and the owner (i believe) came to our rescue and made him leave. thank you from both of us; we really appreciated it :)

Stopped by for lunch after the Long Beach Half Marathon. There was a table open so we were able to sit down quickly. We were tended too by a young woman that was verrrrrrryyyyy quiet. We were concerned our order would be wrong since she wasn't writing anything down. 😅 She did miss one thing, but it was rectified right away. The food was all freshly made, so it did take a bit to receive and the table wasn't all served at the same time, which made things a bit awkward. Nonetheless, I'd definitely return as the food was delicious. I recommend to anyone seeking authentic Cambodian cuisine.

The beef and Ginger the papaya salad even the calamari was pretty delicious the mee Katang was not what I was expecting but still good. If I’m being honest, the thing I enjoyed the least, was the white rice. It was extremely soggy and over cooked but not bad the service was great everybody was so kind and nice. They also had some fried pork skins $20 for a big gallon bag. I felt like it was a bit pricey but they were delicious I’m still working on that bag great little spot if you’re looking for a taste of Cambodia in Cambodia town, Long Beach the neighborhood and the food was reminiscent of my hometown Lowell, Massachusetts, which also has a Cambodia town we enjoyed our visit and we look forward to dining again

Soooo good! I had the Khmer noodle (pictured), my partner had the mint leaf chicken. Both were great but the Khmer noodle was stellar! The chicken also came with an amazing bone broth soup. Nice chill vibe (even the background music), cute place, fabulous service. We’ll definitely be back; see you there.