A Long Beach Table Since 2012
Cyclo Noodles serves soul-warming Cambodian and Vietnamese noodle soups on PCH — slow-simmered broth, fresh ingredients, and over a decade of neighborhood love.
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Named After the Cyclo
Named for the bicycle pedicabs of Southeast Asia, Cyclo opened on PCH in 2012 — carrying the spirit of movement between cultures straight to your bowl.
Rooted in Cambodian Heritage
Long Beach is home to one of the largest Cambodian communities outside Cambodia — and Cyclo was built to honor that, bringing deeply flavored Khmer dishes to a table you can actually pull up a chair at.
The Craft Is in the Broth
Every bowl starts with broth simmered for hours — coaxing depth and warmth out of every ingredient until it's exactly right. You taste the patience in every spoonful.
A Corner of East Long Beach
A counter-serve spot with an outdoor patio, easy parking, and regulars who've had their order memorized since day one — whether you're coming from CSULB, the Traffic Circle, or just following a friend's tip.
People Keep Coming Back
Eater LA named us among the best Cambodian restaurants in Long Beach. But the real recognition comes from regulars who bring their families and tell every out-of-towner exactly where to go.
