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Tuol Tom Pong Market (Russian Market)

The guide was updated: 2021-08-06

The Tuol Tom Pong Market, otherwise known as the Russian market, is the mecca for any shopping devotee. From Gap t-shirts to the newest DVD Hollywood blockbuster, to teapots and antique sabers, a whole day of rummaging around may still seem short. Take a break, enjoy the noodle soups and excellent Vietnamese coffee, and lose yourself in the fabulous rows of silk on sale.

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Address: Corner of Street 163 and Street 444, Phnom Penh

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Street 240

Street 240

Street 240, behind the Royal Palace, offers higher end choices from clothes to jewellery. The Bliss shop sets the scene with its beautiful silk clothing, bedding and accessories. Further down is Veggies, the local delicatessen. The rest of the street has small boutiques selling jewels, art and antiques.

Tuol Tom Pong Market (Russian Market)

Tuol Tom Pong Market (Russian Market)

The Tuol Tom Pong Market, otherwise known as the Russian market, is the mecca for any shopping devotee. From Gap t-shirts to the newest DVD Hollywood blockbuster, to teapots and antique sabers, a whole day of rummaging around may still seem short. Take a break, enjoy the noodle soups and excellent Vietnamese coffee, and lose yourself in the fabulous rows of silk on sale.

Central Market

Central Market

The grand Central Market, with its inspiring art deco architecture, offers an enormous variety of products, in an open and spread out space. Come here for clothes, produce, jewelry, all sorts of souvenirs and to get a feel for what a bustling Southeast Asian market is like.

Sorya Mall

Sorya Mall

For a more ‘modern’ shopping experience, try out Sorya Mall, just off the Central Market, which is the country’s first mall. Hip clothes, mainly for teenagers, electronics, beauty parlours and jewellery can be found in this shopping complex.

Night Market

Night Market

No trip to Southeast Asia is complete without a visit to the local Night Market, where exotic mouthwatering foods are sold by local vendors, the variety of colors and flavors make your head spin, and real bargains are available on all sorts of items.

Aeon Mall

Aeon Mall

If street hawkers and market haggling are getting a little too overwhelming, head to the air-conditioned Aeon Mall and shop for everyday items and clothing at a fixed price.

Monument Books

Monument Books

This book store is popular with English speakers, and sells more than just books - here you'll find post cards to send home, for example. There is also a huge selection of toys here, so kids are likely to also have a great time.

Phka Kn'jay Fashion Boutique

Phka Kn'jay Fashion Boutique

This boutique is a place where clothing can be individually tailored to fit you upon request. The reputation of this particular tailor shop is impeccable, and the place boasts plenty of return clients.

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