Monorom Cambodian Restaurant
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I always love supporting my culture’s food, and Monorom absolutely delivered. Not to brag… but I think Khmer people make the best beef skewers (Sach Ko Ang), and these were packed with flavor and grilled to perfection.
The bok lahong (Cambodian papaya salad) hit the spot with that perfect balance of tangy, spicy, and refreshing. The curry was rich, comforting, and absolutely amazing—especially with the fresh bread for dipping.
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Delicious and unique cuisine! Friendly staff and good prices
This was my first time trying Cambodian food. Everything we ordered was good, but I noticed that most of the dishes tasted sweet. The papaya salad, noodles, and prahok kite all had a sweeter flavor. Is this how Cambodian dishes are usually prepared, or did the restaurant adjust the flavors to cater to American tastes?
The restaurant is clean, and the staff are friendly. Overall, we had a good experience.
Hours
| Monday | 9AM - 8:30PM |
| Tuesday | 9AM - 8:30PM |
| Wednesday | 9AM - 8:30PM |
| Thursday | 9AM - 8:30PM |
| Friday | 9AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 9AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 9AM - 9PM |
Monorom Cambodian Restaurant offers authentic and high-quality Cambodian cuisine, with memorable dishes like the student noodle and papaya salad. The family-owned restaurant has a friendly and casual atmosphere, with multiple generations working in the kitchen. The menu features a wide selection of Cambodian dishes, making it a great place to explore the cuisine. Customers praise the noodle soups, fried fish, and skewers as pure comfort food, homemade in the best way.
The restaurant is a small, unassuming spot with Cambodian music videos playing in the background, adding to its charm. Service can be slow at times, so patience is appreciated. The food is served piping hot and is very flavorful, with sauces that enhance every dish. Popular choices include the fish amok, prahok creme, papaya salad, fried fish with mango sauce, and combo pin noodles. The dishes are perfect for sharing and are very good for a casual, family-style meal. Prices are reasonable, and the restaurant is praised for its authentic taste and no MSG.
The owner is welcoming, and the food is described as delicious and fresh. Customers enjoy the homey, family-owned atmosphere. While the portions may be small, the flavors are explosive, and the quality is great. Parking is available, but the street the restaurant is on is reported to be a bit sketchy, especially at night.