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πŸ‡°πŸ‡­ Phnom Penh’s 3 Must-Visit Markets: Quick Guide

1. Central Market (Phsar Thmei) πŸ›οΈ Iconic yellow-domed building – Sells everything (clothes, groceries, electronics), but not very tourist-friendly. 🍒 Local snacks (including fried insects!) – Brave souls only. ⭐ Verdict: More for locals. Tourists can skip unless you love chaotic vibes. 2. Orussey Market (Phsar Orussey) πŸ›’ Phnom Penh’s wholesale hub – Multi-floor maze of cheap goods, household items, and local textiles (3rd floor). 🍜 Hidden gem: Opposite the market, try Orussey Restaurant – Wonton noodles & beef kway teow (~Β₯30/person). Tasty but pricier than street food. ⭐ Verdict: Fun for window-shopping, but not essential for tourists. 3. Russian Market (Phsar Toul Tom Poung) πŸŽ’ Tourist favorite! Packed with souvenirs, handicrafts, and bargain-friendly stalls (haggle lightly!). β˜• Nearby perks: Sunny Fried Rice (yummy!), Mixue ice cream (budget happiness!), and Brown Coffee (AC refuge!). ⚠️ Avoid mornings – Crowded with wholesalers. KFC here tastes weird (stick to Mixue!). ⭐ Verdict: Best for souvenirs & snacks! Our top pick! Final Tips All markets are small, hot, and stuffy – Speed-run them! Skip Central/Orussey unless you love local chaos. Russian Market = Tourist MVP πŸ†. #PhnomPenh #CambodiaTravel #MarketHopping πŸ›οΈπŸŒΆοΈ

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πŸ‡°πŸ‡­ Phnom Penh’s 3 Must-Visit Markets: Quick Guide

1. Central Market (Phsar Thmei) πŸ›οΈ Iconic yellow-domed building – Sells everything (clothes, groceries, electronics), but not very tourist-friendly. 🍒 Local snacks (including fried insects!) – Brave souls only. ⭐ Verdict: More for locals. Tourists can skip unless you love chaotic vibes. 2. Orussey Market (Phsar Orussey) πŸ›’ Phnom Penh’s wholesale hub – Multi-floor maze of cheap goods, household items, and local textiles (3rd floor). 🍜 Hidden gem: Opposite the market, try Orussey Restaurant – Wonton noodles & beef kway teow (~Β₯30/person). Tasty but pricier than street food. ⭐ Verdict: Fun for window-shopping, but not essential for tourists. 3. Russian Market (Phsar Toul Tom Poung) πŸŽ’ Tourist favorite! Packed with souvenirs, handicrafts, and bargain-friendly stalls (haggle lightly!). β˜• Nearby perks: Sunny Fried Rice (yummy!), Mixue ice cream (budget happiness!), and Brown Coffee (AC refuge!). ⚠️ Avoid mornings – Crowded with wholesalers. KFC here tastes weird (stick to Mixue!). ⭐ Verdict: Best for souvenirs & snacks! Our top pick! Final Tips All markets are small, hot, and stuffy – Speed-run them! Skip Central/Orussey unless you love local chaos. Russian Market = Tourist MVP πŸ†. #PhnomPenh #CambodiaTravel #MarketHopping πŸ›οΈπŸŒΆοΈ

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