
Kreung Kitchen is a Cambodian BBQ pop-up based in Culver City, serving bold and vibrant flavors across Los Angeles—from the Westside to Inglewood and the South Bay. We specialize in grilled meats, street food favorites, and comforting Southeast Asian dishes that celebrate the richness of Khmer cuisine. In addition to our public pop-ups, we offer private catering and corporate event services, bringing the Kreung Kitchen experience straight to your next gathering. Rooted in tradition and built on community, we’re here to feed you with heart.
Hours
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | 2–5 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6142 Washington Blvd, Culver City, CA 90232
Phone: (562) 726-5072
Website: http://www.kreungkitchen.com/
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Kreung Kitchen, 8636 Washington Blvd, Culver City, CA 90232, US
Reviews
Whenever they offer their limited noodle soups, we make sure to grab a bowl — they’re rich, comforting, and full of depth. You can really tell there’s a lot of care that goes into everything they make.
We’re really hoping Kreung Kitchen opens a permanent location sometime soon. It would be amazing to have a go-to spot for their food year-round!
Highly recommend checking them out if you get the chance.
The people running it were super friendly too — they took time to explain each dish and give recommendations even to brick and mortars to try. It’s the kind of place that makes you excited to try something new. If you see them around town, definitely stop by — you won’t regret it!
Follow them on ig to get their full schedule bc theyre not only showing up at LA aleworks! I saw them at the culver book festival most recently
All I can say is that tonight’s atmosphere and meals exceeded our expectations. Before I get to the food, I have to give a massive shoutout to Sam, the owner, and Christina, his partner, for being welcoming, sincere, and kind hosts. They truly embodied the culture of what it means to be Khmer people with their good vibes and energy. They instantly made us feel like family the moment we met.
First, I should mention that I’m Khmer, and I agree with the owners of Kreung Kitchen – there aren’t many Cambodian restaurants in Los Angeles, which is quite frankly a real bummer, as Cambodian food is incredible. Having just moved here, I was really craving Cambodian food. Second, tonight’s food was really fire. This evening, we got the grilled chicken, twa ko, and slow-roasted pork belly, and everything was well-seasoned, well-grilled, and cooked to perfection. You know it’s Cambodian food when there’s lemongrass! They also made tirk trey koh kong, which is an incredibly addicting dipping sauce. By the end of my meal, I was dousing everything in it. My partner also really enjoyed his plate, and we’re already planning our next trip out to see them again!
Overall, we’re big fans of Kreung Kitchen and will definitely continue supporting this local business! This place is worth the wait and trek out! Seriously, do yourself a favor and swing by. Sending y’all lots of love and support, Sam, Christina, and crew! I can’t wait to see y’all bring more traditional Khmer dishes to the streets of L.A.