Khmer Food in Chicago, from Mona Bella Catering

This mother-daughter business is preparing seriously delicious, homemade dishes rooted in Cambodia. Mona Sang's mom is a survivor of the deadly Khmer Rouge from the late 1970s. The two women routinely get up at 4 a.m. to prepare these dishes. 24-hour notice required; order via website.
www.monabellacatering.com

[@mrrjune]

Thank you from cambodia🇰🇭

[@KhmerKandal]

❤❤❤😋

[@andrewatsv2718]

Looks delicious

[@lindacoleman5660]

Steve..thank you for ALWAYS bringing us new & delicious foods! I hope things go well for this Mother-Daughter duo! Mona Bella Catering👏🏽

[@sandrakim2213]

Good job! I'm Cambodian as well. Thank you for sharing such heart-felt dishes; it seems as if I was in my grandmother's kitchen. Thank you!

[@stevedolinsky]

Thanks Sandra. They are truly remarkable women.

[@jankhor]

Please bring to San Diego. Everything look delicious. Go Prahok!!!!!!

[@SirFoodie1904]

San Diego did have Khmer authentic food restaurants in the late 80s into early 90s. Now there’s non. I wish someone would open Khmer restaurant again in San Diego. Having gone for 15 years overseas during military assignments. Now back in San Diego I would like to see some Khmer people do something with our traditional foods again.