Ly Heng

My daughter brought me and my husband to this restaurant and it's very good! I had the small Phnom Penh dry noodle and it comes with a small bowl of pork rib soup. The portion size is a lot and prices are so cheap. I recommend this place to my to other older Asian friends.

We visited Ly Heng as a family of five with a 15-month-old. I ordered the wonton noodle soup, my husband had the Bo Luc Lac, my mom and brother got the Phnom Penh special (not pictured), and my sister-in-law ordered the beef sate (also not pictured). Unfortunately, the food quality has declined since my last visit a couple of years ago during the pandemic.While the food now seems fresh, it is of lower quality. The Phnom Penh noodles no longer include intestines, the noodles were overcooked and soggy, and the soup was overly salty. The beef in the Bo Luc Lac was tough and not tender, making it hard to chew through, and we ended up throwing away several pieces. The wonton wasn't great either, as the meat was very tough.Additionally, the service wasn't very friendly. Parking is also super difficult with the current street construction. Regrettably, we won't be returning.

I met up with a friend here and he waited for me to come inside since the area is a bit ghetto. I ordered the Hainanese chicken dish and he got the Phnom Penh noodle dish with a side of bone broth. The dishes were yummy and meal was inexpensive. We were satisfied with everything! It's a great little spot to get some good Cambodian food!

This place reminds me of home! The broth is so soothing and comforting. I usually get the dry version of the noodles and sip on the broth on the side. They have sauces on the table to add to the dish if needed including hoisin sauce, jalapeños and chili. The portions are huge and they dont skimp on the meat toppings. The salt and pepper tofu is hot, crunchy and steamy right out of the kitchen. When dipped in the sauce, its the perfect combo. The dishes come out quickly and its the perfect recovery and home-y meal. I will be back to try their other dishes including the beef satay noodles!

Very pleasant atmosphere, tasty food, and giant portions! Recommend the salt and pepper tofu.

All these years I've grown up in City Heights since I was a teen and now in my 30s, I've always wanted to try this place. I'm kind of mind blown and never knew until I went my 1st time yesterday that they close for lunch/prep between the hours of 3-5pm lol! All the other times I've tried to dine here they were always closed and I always thought they were closed for the day and never bothered to look at their hours on the door or on Yelp especially being more active on Yelp now. Wow now I know. I came with my mom yesterday at 2:45pm not knowing they were closing soon. The waitress turned down a lot of people at 2:50pm.So they have a super tiny 3-4 car parking lot at the rear. There is also street parking or the plaza across the street. I wish my 1st time here I was actually hungry and got to try their foods since I've heard many amazing things about how delicious this place is throughout the years.My mom ordered the dry Phnom Penh noodles with soup on the side. It looked so good. I just had the eggrolls which were very delicious and crispy to perfection! Definitely would like to come back and try a lot of their dishes. During opening hours of course lol.

It's a cute little hole in the wall restaurant. Started with the salt and pepper tofu which is light and crispy, topped with garlic, green onions, and thin sliced jalepenos. I don't usually eat spicy foods but the jalepenos weren't spicy at all which is good. Came with a spicy Mayo type of sauce. Super delicious! I also had the Phnom Penh with thick egg noodles. It was ok to me. Lots of flavor with some sweetness. I was expecting it to be a little citrusy for some reason, maybe i was thinking of a Vietnamese dish. But loved the side of beef broth. Super light but rich in flavor. The beef just fell off the bone. Honestly the dish was so big, it couldn't definitely be shared. Maybe next time I come back, I'll try something new.

Never answer their phone, so I come to order take out. I get there and the lady tells me "oh sorry, no takeout today." If you are going to randomly select days for no takeout, least you can do is answer your phone and let people know.

My wonton egg noodle soup and her Phnom Penh noodle soup were both very delicious! Wanna go back for other menu items!!

Beef sate- big portion! Savory, rich, spicy, nutty flavor The wonton noodle soup was tasty and it was also a big size. Parking was a bit tough.