Noodle House

Set on the busy corner of Street 130 and Angkor 5, just steps from the riverside, Noodle House has the unmistakable soul of a true family run establishment. From the moment you arrive, you’re greeted by warm, genuine smiles from often from several generations who clearly take pride in what they do. You can hear it in the steady, comforting rhythm of the outdoor hand made Noodle thumping kitchen and see it in the thoughtful presentation of each dish, where tradition is treated with care rather than nostalgia. The signature "Bohak" (Prohak) is the clear standout. This classic Khmer dish arrives fragrant and beautifully balanced, rich without being heavy, and deeply satisfying. Made with fresh ingredients and confident restraint, it delivers the kind of honest flavor that defines great Cambodian cooking. Each spoonful feels purposeful and quietly joyful. It’s fermented fish paste with coconut, so blue cheese, stinky tofu, and durian lovers will get it. Beyond Bohak, the menu is broad and generous, offering a range of Asian favorites at very reasonable prices. Whether you’re craving a bowl of noodles, crisp tempura, or a comforting Khmer curry, there’s something here to suit the mood. The setting is casual and unpretentious, perfect for a quick meal but the corner location also makes it an ideal spot to linger, watch the neighborhood flow past, and settle into the rhythm of the city. With good food, friendly service, and a genuinely welcoming atmosphere, Noodle House isn’t just a convenient stop it’s a place worth seeking out. Look for the new Vattanac sign!

Oh my god, you guys, are we sure this place is real?! 🤩 Okay, so let's get real for a second. First off, Noodle House is plonked right on this suuuuper busy corner 🚦. Like, horns honking, motos zipping by, total Phnom Penh energy. I’m not gonna lie, I was a little worried it'd be, like, way too chaotic? 🤯 But the second you step inside, it’s like... BAM! 💖 You’re hit with this crazy-warm, genuine, family-run vibe. We’re talking generations of people, all smiling and making you feel like you just walked into their home. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 You can just tell they love what they do, and it’s not just some job. It’s heart. Now, the menu. 📋 I was, like, "Whoa." It’s kinda all over the place! They’ve got Khmer, they’ve got dim sum, they’ve got Thai, they’ve even got English food?! (So random, right? 😂). I'm always a little skeptical when a menu tries to do everything, y'know? Like, "Can they really be good at all this?" Well, shut my mouth, because... YES. YES, THEY CAN. We went in on the dim sum, and it was the most delicious thing ever. Those Shanghai dumplings? 🥟 To die for. And don't even get me started on the taro buns for dessert. 🌸🫰 But the real show-stopper? That Bohak. 🍲 My friend ordered it, and I basically stole half of it. It was so fragrant and comforting. You can just taste that it’s an authentic, traditional recipe, made with actual fresh ingredients and not just, like, dumped out of a can. So, here's my "critique": Is this a super-fancy, quiet, white-tablecloth kind of place? 💅 Nope. It's casual, it's on a noisy corner, and you're there to eat, not whisper. Honestly, the prices are insane for how gorgeous the food is. We were so bummed we were only in town for a short time, 'cause we would've totally been back like, every single day. Bottom line: Don't let the busy street fool you. This place is a 10/10, a total gem. 💎✨

Lovely place for our evening meal! Great prices and gorgeous food. If we were staying Phnom Penh for longer, we would’ve definitely come back!

The most delicious dim sum! The menu has a variety of classics as well as some other cuisines such as Khmer and English food but would definitely recommend the Shanghai dumplings as well as the taro buns for dessert🌸🫰

Tried Noodle House located on the 130 street. The recommended dish was Pork Bor Bor Banh Kanh for 3.9usd. The soup had no rice, very peppery, coconut flavor with some base of MSG. Lots of King oyster mushroom, dry and chewy pork meat, undercooked carrots made it taste like some young mother's cooking at home.

Khmer red curry noodles with chicken. $3.50, Absolutely delicious. Noodles perfect Too many chunks of onion. Fresh Spring Rolls. $3.50, shrimp were not fresh. Quite a bad smell. Dipping sauce a little bland

We went there twice and we we're super well received with a smile and a big hug by Ms Sevon. The food was really good. We had a different version of the fish Amok that was quite interesting and definitely tasty.

The surroundings seem a bit hectic, but the actual restaurant is very nice. Service was friendly and the food was good! Prices are not so touristy, like in many restaurants around the river side. I recommend trying the dim sum and one of the noodle soups!