Thank you so much for helping me with the suggestions! I think it’s worthwhile for me to do another Cambodian video so I can order more items that I missed out on previously 😊😊
@@EpicureanEric Next time ask them if they have prohok ktiss, Beefsticks and Thirk prohok with steaks. 3 of my favorites drinking foods. Goes real good with beer. LOL
Hi Eric! Thank you so much for finally trying Cambodian food. There are so much more dishes you have to try next time. I really enjoy watching your videos. Best wishes to you❤️
Thank you so much!! I’m so glad I had a chance to give Cambodian food a try! Do you have any suggestions on what else to get next time I try Cambodian food??
Yes! Next time you have to try Banh Chao it's basically a Cambodian crepe but filled with meat and you eat it with a variety of veggies and dip it with a sweet fish sauce. It's so savory. So bomb. There's also lemon grass beef skewers with a side of pickled veggies. There's so many to choose from like Samlor Machu, Thuk Prohuk with beef, Prohuk Ktis with veggies, Lort Cha which is stir fry noodles and I hope you give our Khmer sausage a try it's called Twako. Have a bless day looking forward to all your videos. 🙏🙏🙏
Wow thank you so much for the recommendation!! Bang Chao sounds delicious especially bc I love savory crepe!! Do they serve it at Phnom Peng Noodle Shack?
No problem 😁 as far as I know I don't believe Phnom Penh Noodles serve Banh Chao but other Khmer restaurant do. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.☺️
Lol i appreciate you trying our dishes my brother. Some Cambodian dishes I'd recommend is Beef Mee Katung (i usually add shrimp to mines, optional), Beef Loc Lac, Cambodian beef skewers, Fish Amok (must be authentic), and medium rare steak with our traditional "Thuk Prohok". I'm in the east coast, if you ever visit Lowell Massachusetts you should try Phnom Penh Restaurant or Pailin City Restaurant they are both good. There's also Gourmet House and Apsara in Providence Rhode Island. Gourmet house I'd recommend if in Providence R.I since my few times I've been there and ordered Kathiew (Cambodian Pho) and Mee Katung they were hella good. Happy travels and enjoy the many varieties of dishes fam, stay safe. Will be looking forward to your future Cambodian dishes reviews, will like and subscribe
Fermented beans is preferred in the porridge and the pork bone broth is good washed down with house noodles or u can mix it in which ever u prefer as for me I like mixing it like pho noodles
Wow...Best Review ever. If this review does not attract adventurous eaters to try Cambodian Cuisine, then this will remain forevermore hidden from the world.
Oh what really?! This is your in-laws?! Ask them if they’d like to shoot another video there! I’d love to have a proper sit down and have them eat with me and explain what I’m having!
Eric enjoyed Cambodia 🇰🇭 food's visit philadelphia pa plenty of Cambodia 🇰🇭 restaurants it Cambodia I ❤ phnom phen restaurant n sophie kitchen n khmer grill in Chinatown of philadelphia.
Stuffed chicken wings, skewer grilled beef with pickled papaya, Samlor Machu ribs ( pork rib in Krueger/ lemon grass mix), grilled beef with prohok dip, are my favorites… you need steam rice…
Cambodian love there soups and noodles whis is influenced by the southeast Asia cuisine ... I became a fan of your channels that love Asian culture and food.
@@EpicureanEricA lot of Cambodian ingredients are influenced by Indian and noodle dishes are influenced by the Chinese centuries ago. I was drooling watching you eat LOL. Thanks!
Too bad the one in echo park closed (thanks to hipsters and greedy landlords) Phnom Penh restaurant has the bone soup and French steak with fried rice and egg on top you would’ve enjoyed
Really?! I had no idea there was a second location in the Echo Park area with a different set of menu offering I think I would have truly enjoyed that dish!!
@@EpicureanEric yeah you’d be addicted to it. The pieces of meat were tasty. It is lightly glazed with some kind of home made sauce. The bone soup smelled and tasted soo good. There was an Asian market next door that also closed down. I don’t know if this would be considered a second location because I remember it being there since the late 80s. They may have even been there before I discovered it
@@itsversayce804 wow!! That's something special. I've never hear about this and the fact that you knew it was there since the 80s is definitely something! I really hope they bring it back. It'll be nice to have a nice Cambodian restaurant closer to heart of LA
Ohh I didn’t know I was having Khmer breakfast! How interesting. Next time I’m going to have someone who knows Cambodian food well to eat with me so that I can get educated more! 😊😊
I know this is an old video, but if you lived in Long beach,CA and didnt know there was a Cambodian Town, you're embarrassing yrself. Its literally the first recognized Cambodian town in the USA also LB has the highest concentration of cambodians population besides the country of Cambodia. Some Chinese immigrated to Cambodia, that's why chinese influence in the food. They're know as Chinese-Cambodian. PNOHM Penn noodle shack has been around since the late 80s. It was one of the firet Cambo restaurant. If yr going to be a food blogger do yr research.
Just stumbled onto this channel. Where from the ground did you pop out of? You butchered the name of the capital of Cambodia more than any white person on RUclips does. It is PA-NOM PEN for non Khmer speakers. The way you pronounce it sounds like you would say baguette in Khmer. And you rip the chao kwai into two before you dip. You are like a white gentrified version of an Asian person. Face palm. What you had is just noodles (btw, a really good version of this Phnom Penh noodles is at TrieuChau restaurant on Bolsa Avenue in Orange County. The place has been there since the 80’s). Next time you want the real deal, go to Crystal Restaurant on 10th Street in Long Beach. Take 5 friends with you and order samlor machu kreung sach ko, sach ko chamkak ang, trey ros ang with mango chrok, samlor kakor, some stir fried frogs with ginger, and prahok katis. Carpool because parking is hard to come by. Also, you should put the name of what you ordered on the screen so that if a viewer see something good, they would know what to order when they go. You’ve got energy and so wish you best of luck.
Looks like you're having breakfast. You need to try the two most popular and authentic Cambodian dishes Salow Majue Kreoung and Cha Kreoung.
Thank you so much for helping me with the suggestions! I think it’s worthwhile for me to do another Cambodian video so I can order more items that I missed out on previously 😊😊
@@EpicureanEric Next time ask them if they have prohok ktiss, Beefsticks and Thirk prohok with steaks. 3 of my favorites drinking foods. Goes real good with beer. LOL
@@maosivutha4105 Thank you so much for the recommendations!! I will definitely ask about these things. They sound delicious to me!
Hi Eric! Thank you so much for finally trying Cambodian food. There are so much more dishes you have to try next time. I really enjoy watching your videos. Best wishes to you❤️
Thank you so much!! I’m so glad I had a chance to give Cambodian food a try! Do you have any suggestions on what else to get next time I try Cambodian food??
Yes! Next time you have to try Banh Chao it's basically a Cambodian crepe but filled with meat and you eat it with a variety of veggies and dip it with a sweet fish sauce. It's so savory. So bomb. There's also lemon grass beef skewers with a side of pickled veggies. There's so many to choose from like Samlor Machu, Thuk Prohuk with beef, Prohuk Ktis with veggies, Lort Cha which is stir fry noodles and I hope you give our Khmer sausage a try it's called Twako. Have a bless day looking forward to all your videos. 🙏🙏🙏
Wow thank you so much for the recommendation!! Bang Chao sounds delicious especially bc I love savory crepe!! Do they serve it at Phnom Peng Noodle Shack?
No problem 😁 as far as I know I don't believe Phnom Penh Noodles serve Banh Chao but other Khmer restaurant do. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.☺️
Lol i appreciate you trying our dishes my brother. Some Cambodian dishes I'd recommend is Beef Mee Katung (i usually add shrimp to mines, optional), Beef Loc Lac, Cambodian beef skewers, Fish Amok (must be authentic), and medium rare steak with our traditional "Thuk Prohok". I'm in the east coast, if you ever visit Lowell Massachusetts you should try Phnom Penh Restaurant or Pailin City Restaurant they are both good. There's also Gourmet House and Apsara in Providence Rhode Island. Gourmet house I'd recommend if in Providence R.I since my few times I've been there and ordered Kathiew (Cambodian Pho) and Mee Katung they were hella good. Happy travels and enjoy the many varieties of dishes fam, stay safe. Will be looking forward to your future Cambodian dishes reviews, will like and subscribe
Super yummy delicious Khmer food… wish you can show more please… new subscriber..
Thank you so much and welcome to the channel!!! I’ll definitely do more Khmer food soon! Stay tuned!
Fermented beans is preferred in the porridge and the pork bone broth is good washed down with house noodles or u can mix it in which ever u prefer as for me I like mixing it like pho noodles
Oh thank you so much for the suggestion!!! I love it when you guys teach me something new!😊😊
Wow...Best Review ever. If this review does not attract adventurous eaters to try Cambodian Cuisine, then this will remain forevermore hidden from the world.
Thank you so much! I want the world to know more about underrepresented cuisine! I’m glad you enjoyed this 😊😊😊
Yumm. Cambodian food is SO good.
I think so too!!!
Another Cambodia town in the east coast Lowell, MA.
Ohh thank you so much for letting me know!!! I will definitely visit that area and shoot some videos! Any recommendations for restaurants there?
There are many Cambodian restaurants in that town. Don’t know which one to recommended.
Yes, the salted fermented soybeans are usually a condiment for rice porridge - Yeo’s salted soybeans.
Nice!!! That’s what I had thought! thanks for confirming!
Happy you like my in-law’s restaurant 😄👍
Oh what really?! This is your in-laws?! Ask them if they’d like to shoot another video there! I’d love to have a proper sit down and have them eat with me and explain what I’m having!
Next time order a dish called somlor machu kroeung or cha kroeung and beef stick also Cambodian sausage .
Oh thank you so much for the recommendations!! I was hoping someone would recommend other Cambodian dishes I haven’t tried yet!!
@@EpicureanEric more recommendations , nom pachok , loc lac, somlor garri which red is curry , prahok katiss, and stuff chicken wings enjoy 😉
Noodles, rice soup and fried bread… the BEST!!!
Ohhh that combo sounds good right about now!!🤤🤤🤤
My old stomping grounds! LB food scene was always great. Keep it up man.
Ohh you’ve been here?!! No way!!! I forgot you lived in LB!
@@EpicureanEric hell yeah noodle shack was my hangover cure
Hahaha that’s awesome!
Eric enjoyed Cambodia 🇰🇭 food's visit philadelphia pa plenty of Cambodia 🇰🇭 restaurants it Cambodia I ❤ phnom phen restaurant n sophie kitchen n khmer grill in Chinatown of philadelphia.
Oh wow!! Are you from the Philadelphia area?? I’m going to have to try your suggestions!!
I was just at Long Beach! I wish I tried it!
Whattt?! What we’re you doing down there??
Stuffed chicken wings, skewer grilled beef with pickled papaya, Samlor Machu ribs ( pork rib in Krueger/ lemon grass mix), grilled beef with prohok dip, are my favorites… you need steam rice…
Wow that sounds so good!! I love any food with a lemongrass kick to it!
I have been living in Cambodia since 2014 and the first thing I noticed was those US prices 😵 I usually get my noodles for $1.25. Looks good though.
The prices in the US is no match for prices abroad. I heard you can have a delicious meal for a few bucks!!! I want that experience!!
❤❤❤❤, thank you brother.
I will go there next week
That's yummy and delicious 😋
It's such a hidden gem, and wouldn't have thought that it would be all the way in Long Beach!
Cambodian love there soups and noodles whis is influenced by the southeast Asia cuisine ... I became a fan of your channels that love Asian culture and food.
Thank you so much for your support!! I will explore more Asian cuisines in the near future and bring my experiences to everyone in the world to see!
@@EpicureanEricA lot of Cambodian ingredients are influenced by Indian and noodle dishes are influenced by the Chinese centuries ago. I was drooling watching you eat LOL. Thanks!
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Thank you so much for your support! 🙏😊🙏😊
we literally just had this for lunch omg
Oh how funny!!! How did you like it?!
Too bad the one in echo park closed (thanks to hipsters and greedy landlords)
Phnom Penh restaurant has the bone soup and French steak with fried rice and egg on top you would’ve enjoyed
Really?! I had no idea there was a second location in the Echo Park area with a different set of menu offering I think I would have truly enjoyed that dish!!
@@EpicureanEric yeah you’d be addicted to it. The pieces of meat were tasty. It is lightly glazed with some kind of home made sauce. The bone soup smelled and tasted soo good. There was an Asian market next door that also closed down. I don’t know if this would be considered a second location because I remember it being there since the late 80s. They may have even been there before I discovered it
@@itsversayce804 wow!! That's something special. I've never hear about this and the fact that you knew it was there since the 80s is definitely something! I really hope they bring it back. It'll be nice to have a nice Cambodian restaurant closer to heart of LA
Why uncle Eric doesn't weigh 300 lbs. by now, I don't know. lol
Hahahaha there’s a lot of pain after all that eating not shot on camera! 😂
Top # 1 Cambodian Dish is Amok
Hello dear!!! You’re actually eating Khmer breakfast. Now, you to try the real Khmer food but take a Cambodian friend with you so he will guide you.
Ohh I didn’t know I was having Khmer breakfast! How interesting. Next time I’m going to have someone who knows Cambodian food well to eat with me so that I can get educated more! 😊😊
I know this is an old video, but if you lived in Long beach,CA and didnt know there was a Cambodian Town, you're embarrassing yrself. Its literally the first recognized Cambodian town in the USA also LB has the highest concentration of cambodians population besides the country of Cambodia. Some Chinese immigrated to Cambodia, that's why chinese influence in the food. They're know as Chinese-Cambodian. PNOHM Penn noodle shack has been around since the late 80s. It was one of the firet Cambo restaurant. If yr going to be a food blogger do yr research.
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Hi there!! Thanks for stopping by!
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Is that what I had???
Just stumbled onto this channel. Where from the ground did you pop out of? You butchered the name of the capital of Cambodia more than any white person on RUclips does. It is PA-NOM PEN for non Khmer speakers. The way you pronounce it sounds like you would say baguette in Khmer. And you rip the chao kwai into two before you dip. You are like a white gentrified version of an Asian person. Face palm. What you had is just noodles (btw, a really good version of this Phnom Penh noodles is at TrieuChau restaurant on Bolsa Avenue in Orange County. The place has been there since the 80’s). Next time you want the real deal, go to Crystal Restaurant on 10th Street in Long Beach. Take 5 friends with you and order samlor machu kreung sach ko, sach ko chamkak ang, trey ros ang with mango chrok, samlor kakor, some stir fried frogs with ginger, and prahok katis. Carpool because parking is hard to come by. Also, you should put the name of what you ordered on the screen so that if a viewer see something good, they would know what to order when they go. You’ve got energy and so wish you best of luck.