Cyclo Noodles

If you are in the neighborhood this is a must stop for their fresh coconut shakes.The food is decent but not my favorite.But the fresh coconut shakes are delish. Refreshing and hydrating and not too sweet. It does take a bit of time though even with no other customers haha.It is also very affordable. It used to be $5 but now they've raised the price to $6. Still a great deal!

The customer service was absolutely terrible. When we walked in, there were two workers inside, completely ignoring us while glued to their phones and loudly chatting with each other. No greeting, no acknowledgment, nothing.The restaurant itself was filthy. The table we chose hadn't been cleaned, and I watched as two other tables sat dirty long after customers had left. To make matters worse, new customers came in and sat at those same unclean tables!Not a single person offered us water. When we asked, they just pointed to the back and told us to get it ourselves. We were stunned.I honestly don't even know why we left a tip because there was zero service. It's all self-check-in, you order and pay at a kiosk, and they just drop the food at your table without a word.The pho was completely flavorless, the spring roll was massive but had barely any shrimp, and even though the pho bowl was large, it had almost no meat. We ended up taking it home just so we could fix the flavor ourselves.For the price, this place is a complete rip-off, terrible quality and absolutely zero service. Even as we were leaving, we said "hi," and they still ignored us. The staff was beyond rude, and the entire atmosphere was unwelcoming. Never coming back.

It has been sometime since our last visit. Why? I don't know. This restaurant has always been a good call.Since our last visit, the restaurant has undergone an nice update. Today my wife enjoyed Shrimp Pad Thai, while I had Pho with beef.Both dishes we generous in portion and their quality was superb. The staff was very helpful. Amy made sure we were pleased with our meals. This task was simple. The food tasted terrific and the portions were more than enough. Please give this restaurant a try. I believed you will be pleased!

Decided to check this location out after finding my original location closed on Mondays. Cyclo noodles will do the job if you've been gone for the week and craving some noodle soup. They have tablets youcan order off of and it's self seat after ordering. This is my first time have this type of soup, but it felt lacking. My favorite part about this meal was definitely the fried crueller. I love how it soaks in the soup and dissipates in your mouth. They have a large parking lot , shared with surrounding stores.

Great food for a great price. Was very surprised that the taste was better than I expected. I've been here before many years ago and didn't remember it being this good. I got phnom penh noodle, beef stick, and shrimp pad Thai. The beef stick was $8 for 5 skewers. What a great price! Other Cambodian places charge around $15 for 3 skewers with rice. Pad Thai is definitely more flavorful than other Thai restaurants. Phnom penh noodle was good too.

I usually don't go to a restaurant more than a handful of times, by Cyclo is a go to place for me whenever I'm in the Long Beach area. I was pretty disappointed this time around ordering to go. I went with the curry chicken noodle and the chicken pho. The curry chicken noodle was extremely disappointing this time. It usually has a nice strong curry flavor and a little thicker broth. This time it was almost flavorless and had a stronger coconut flavor. In addition, the potatoes weren't cooked long enough. The chicken pho was disappointing more so because they don't use chicken broth. If you were allergic to beef I would be careful. The overall dish itself is okay but it's just not true chicken pho. That being said, I love the new additions to the complex since they remodeled everything. The service is still friendly and prices are reasonable, so of course I'll be back.

Cyclo Noodles is a hidden gem and the definition of a hole-in-the-wall, mom-and-pop shop in Long Beach. It's a casual, no-frills setup where you order at the counter, but they bring the food out to your table, which adds a nice touch. Their menu features a mix of Cambodian, Thai, and Vietnamese noodle dishes (including pho), so you get a good variety.Service was friendly, and even though we came in around 1pm, the place had a steady flow of customers. By the time we left, more people were coming in, which was a nice surprise for a weekday lunch. The food itself was tasty, and the portions were huge! Definitely satisfying and a good value for what you pay.If you're looking for a laid-back spot with solid noodle options, this place is worth a visit.

I stumbled across this as a last minute dinner option when I was looking for a place that opens late enough for me to dine in. I ordered the Cambodian beef and beef ball noodle soup, ja kwai (Chinese donut), and a bottle of Sprite, which came out to be slightly less than $24 including tax and tip. The noodle soup was a bit confusing because it was like eating a mixture of pho with some Cambodian noodle soup flavoring. It's not bad, but I am not sure if I am a fan.

If looking for a great Phö soup omg you found it here!!! Broth is so clean and full of flavor, staff is helpful and very nice. Very many options and selection on soup and other items.

Wow this place was amazingIf you're craving Cambodian noodles you have to check this place out. When you fist enter you can either order at the front or on the kiosk. It wasn't too busy when I went so lots of seating were available. The place felt clean and well maintained. Me and my so got the combination. I loved all the toppings it came with like meat ball and imitation crab. We also got the bread and dipped it into the soup. It was doughy and h chewy on the inside which I loved. Definitely coming back when I'm in the Long Beach area!