The 49 best malls in Phnom Penh

Aeon Mall Phnom Penh is one of the best shopping destinations in the city! The mall is spacious, clean, and well-organized, with a wide variety of shops ranging from international brands to local boutiques. The food court is impressive, offering everything from Cambodian street food to Japanese, Korean, and Western cuisine — there's truly something for everyone. I especially appreciated the air-conditioned environment, which is a great escape from the city heat. There’s also a large supermarket inside, a cinema, and plenty of entertainment options for kids and families. Parking is convenient, and staff are generally friendly and helpful. It’s a great place to spend a few hours shopping, eating, or just hanging out. Highly recommended whether you're a local or a tourist visiting Phnom Penh!

⭐ This Mall is EPIC! My 10/10 Happy Place! 🤩 Oh my gosh, you guys... if you're looking for a place that has EVERYTHING, this is it! 💯 This mall is a truly wonderful and fabulous experience. I’m not kidding, they have it ALL: 🛍️ Seriously, whatever you need, you’ll find it here. I mean, from CARS 🚗 to BEAUTY supplies 💄 and everything in between! It's so massive you could literally (and happily!) get lost exploring all the endless stalls. It's the perfect spot to find exactly what you're looking for in a foreign market. Here’s the breakdown of the AWESOMENESS: The Food Court (Ground Floor): 🍔🍜 It is LEGENDARY! We spent so much time here. We were specifically looking for clean and hygienic food options, and we were so pleasantly surprised. They have an incredible variety of delicious Cambodian snacks! 🇰🇭❤️ The Fun (Upstairs): 🕹️ There’s a super cool game section on the top floor that’s perfect for killing some time and having fun. The Shopping: 🏷️ You can find SO many famous brands here. My wallet is in trouble! 😂 Why I'll Be Back (Again and Again!): I've been here so many times, and I'll keep coming back because this place meets ALL my needs. And for travelers, it's a dream: Prices were great (no problem at all! 👍). Zero communication problems. Paying is SO easy! They take Cambodian Riel (៛), American Dollars ($), AND Thai Baht (฿)! How convenient is that?! VERDICT: I 1000% recommend this place. It’s my one-stop shop for everything! 🙌

We spend a lot of time here mainly for the food, especially because we’re looking for clean and hygienic options. It’s a pleasant surprise that AEON Mall offers such a wide variety of Cambodian snacks!

I originally went in to buy an iron, but a staff member convinced me that a steamer would be better and told me clearly that if it didn’t work for my needs, I could return it within five days. After trying it at home, I realized it was not suitable for my thicker clothing like blazers and skirts. When I returned to the store (within the five day policy), I was met by a staff member named Nath Chansokhalai, who made the return process unnecessarily hostile and embarrassing. Instead of listening to me as a customer or honoring what her colleague had told me, she seemed determined to prove me wrong , as if it were a personal challenge. She Instead she publicly demonstrated the steamer at the checkout counter, calling another staff member to hold up a shirt while she tried to show it worked. When I explained that I don't have someone to hold my clothes at home in this manner while I steam them (does anyone lol), she went around the store and found a clothing rack to come back and demonstrate again how I was wrong. Additionally, when I tried to explain that the items I needed to iron were thicker materials, work skirts and blazers, she crossed a boundary by bending down and grabbing my skirt that I'm wearing to see if I was correct about the material. This is not how customers should be treated. I followed the advice I was given by Aeon staff, acted within the return window, and was met with disrespect, crossing physical boundaries and public shaming. Ultimately she denied my request. Potential customers should be aware of this gross negligence and feral behaviour before purchasing.

Quite a simple shopping mall. Saw a few familiar brands from Singapore, such as Breadtalk, Burger King, KFC and Pepper Lunch. Ordering from the food court requires some techniques, something like IKEA, where you will pick up the food tag and pay at the cashier.

Foremost, there is a really good pharmacy on the 2nd level that has American products, like NyQul, vitamins, etc. The products sold here in the department stores, and other stores are of high quality that Japanese would only use. Other stores offer the same. Be advised that if you want a high quality bath towel, you will pay more than at a TJ Maxx, but it will be better than what you would get at a market. Found perfect wash cloth, snd I will be coming back for the towels, etc. Good choice of restaurants. Very clean mall. Nice staff, and a large supermarket on the ground floor. Better than the malls in Manilla, Makati City, and SM Mall in Santa Rosa.

AEON Mall Phnom Penh is a fantastic and popular shopping destination! This is one of the biggest and most famous shopping malls in Phnom Penh. It was actually the first AEON Mall built here. It offers an incredible variety of everything. Whether you need to buy clothes, electronics, groceries, or just want to enjoy a meal, you can find it all easily.

In response to the original review, I have made the following edits: I received a call from a Samsung Cambodia representative to offer a resolution to the issue I encountered with their company. I am a happy customer now! As a result, I have decided to purchase my next air conditioning units from Samsung. ----- (Original review) DO NOT BUY Samsung Electronics at AEON 2 if you don’t want to go through painful experiences like mine. I expected reliable service from big names like AEON and Samsung, but what I received was excuses, empty promises, and complete unprofessionalism. I purchased a display model of the Samsung Frame TV (65”) from AEON 2 on the first floor for around $1,000. It came with a free soundbar and a white decorative frame. As someone who paid a premium for a TV that doubles as wall art, I was genuinely excited. But that excitement quickly turned into a nightmare. The day after purchase, a salesperson informed me that the white frame was not in stock. I was told I had to wait for an order from Thailand due to border closures—information that should have been disclosed before payment. With Cambodia’s strict “no refund” policy, I had no choice but to wait. Three months later, the frame was still unavailable. When I pressed for answers, the salesperson refused to connect me with his supervisor and offered no timeline. Only after repeated complaints did he suddenly “discover” that a brown frame was in stock—a detail he had never mentioned before. Even then, the delays continued. Each day brought a new excuse, and I had to follow up constantly. Despite offering to cover delivery costs myself, the company failed to meet its promises. Frustrated, I gave them an ultimatum: deliver that day or I would escalate my complaint to Samsung Cambodia. Unfortunately, even Samsung’s local representatives proved unhelpful. Let me be clear: I am not writing this out of malice, but to warn others. This kind of misleading promotion and poor customer service should not happen with a global brand like Samsung. While I still enjoy some Samsung products I own, I will never again purchase from AEON 2’s Samsung booth—and I will advise my friends and family to avoid them as well. Think twice before buying Samsung products here.

This is the most modern supermarket in Phnom Penh. When visiting here you can do so many things like eating different kinds of delicious food, drinking coffee, tea or other beverages, playing games and much more. On the other hands, there are much more interesting things you can do. Most importantly, there is a big market at ground floor for you to buy any products you want. Please come and try you will not regret.

Aeon Mall has an array of merchandise ranging from high prices to low prices. It's a great mall for athletic wear and workout sneakers like NIKE, Adidas, and Decathlon. The supermarket has everything from home goods, plants, shower shoes, and groceries at affordable prices. They also have ample parking.

It has variety of food selections in their food court court corner. And it has child seat which makes it more convenient for me to bring my family there. And it has a very reasonable price from Asian to western and Japanese food choices.

Not many people for a mall. Bijin Nabe was a lovely place for food, absolutely delicious! Grapes were $NZ25 a kilo! I thought NZ was expensive, boy was I wrong! They have special toilets for kids. Prayer room for the religious. Very impressive.

AEON Mall Sen Sok (also known as “Aeon 2”) is a clean, modern, and spacious shopping destination in the Sen Sok area. Opened in mid‑2018, it offers around 150,000 m² of retail space with over 200 stores,

BEWARE of this shop - the signs are out everywhere about special discount ... $3 or 50% off, but be sure, even if you ask staff, it was so confusing when I try to check out... their signs seem somewhat deceptive... the discount is only for one item directly under the sign... if you select the same type product next to the sign with the same original price but different color "no discount" ... too confusing ... a way to get rid of unpopular items or hope you we just pay the full price ? 😵‍💫 If very specific discount like the underwear example & socks, please reflect it in the sign ("discount only for items here, for these colors ONLY" etc)

Mid Town Mall, located on Street 2004. One of my favorite places in Phnom Penh for shopping. A good place for coffee, or meal. 💖🇰🇭

not much to do here but it has this really relaxing atmosphere. theres plenty of parking spaces as well. do note that it does get quite hot during summer.

A small and cozy community mall along street 2004. You can get your groceries at Lucky Supermarket, a cinema on the second floor and a good number of eateries here. Special 30% off at 85° Bakery shop, only at this mall, from 6pm daily

Love this place! Nice is located on Street 2004 in Phnom Penh. There are many things to buy, and it also features a movie theater. Great parking lot.

This place look nice. It small but it any food restaurants Brown Cafe Movie Theater Luck Supermarket etc... Not have any people come here so environment is fresh and not noise. Parking Service is bad I never see other Mall did it. Parking under 4hrs is 1000reil if over 4hrs need pay 2000reil. Parking is small and service is slow

Love this place! So many things that you can buy and it also contain a movie theater too. Great parking lot.

One of its best assets are the Brown Coffee, 85 degree Bakery and of course the Legend Cinema but it only has few stores/boutiques to offer and you can probably roam around the mall for only 30 minutes. Hope they have expansion though.

Kool place! It’s definitely gotten busier since last year. There aren't many restaurants, and the food court is a bit overpriced. There's also an empty Pizzy Company location above. We went to watch a movie, and it was a pretty kool experience. Afterward, my wife grabbed her coffee fix downstairs at Starbucks.

Was wonderful I haven’t been here for almost 8years The mall is quite and the gaming center which is the arcade most of the game machine are not working and it’s really hot in there The shopping center is a good place if you’re going to the Major cineplex (cinema) or going to eat it’s still a good place or maybe going on a date But for some shop are closed so I don’t really recommend but if you want to get some souvenir or food or going for movie date sure I recommend Enjoy your day. Thanks🙏🏻❤️

I will recommen If you want cheap food and drink it is good choic, the are some dresses shop but not so modern, other electronics shops are available, so during hot weather days spending time here is best for you,

Most of the shops are closed, you cannot find anything fancy here. Seems like it corrupting as not much people going here and mostly cheap clothes shops are open. However, Good Air cons, many restaurants like lotteria, starbucks, bonchon, ... and some of electronics shops like sony,honor, huawei...

Bad security service moto parking! I go gym in Sorya since 2020 until now I keep to go there for gym ! But today at 6:30 pm 09,09,25 I have a bad experience with the guy security service at the parking moto because my phone was finished balance I didn’t know because when I was at the gym club we used WiFi so after gym when I move out at the parking I can’t use my ABA and in my bag I have only 50$ and I give it to him I said if you have change you take this he refused to take it so he block me a few minutes I ask him can I go and I will bring back he still make it difficult for just 1000r lol and after that he said he need to call his boss for that issue what the hell it just for 1000r he make so much difficult….you think I will cheat for 1000r? guys please check your security service it bad after this month I will stop my gym there I gonna change to another place!

There is a movie theater, Starbucks, but the clothes and shoes are outdated and pricey. Most of the shops were also closed or under renovation. The supermarket, though, was good. Most of the products came from Thailand.

Sorya shopping mall is the first modern shopping center in Phnom Penh, capital city of Cambodia which official opening in 2002. There are many stores are selling clothes, shoe, watch, etc. It’s a beauty shopping mall with a great design which remind me old memory.

Not great, just ok. Not a great selection of shops. The overhyped Cow play cow moo game room is severely overcrowded and most of the games are out of order. Also, there are only two ticket machines and you’re waiting at least an hour and a half just to count your tickets. Not a great experience for my first time. I don’t recommend this mall especially as a tourist.

New mall with beautiful design concept. A Small groceries mart at ground floor, kids play ground, merchandize store, toys, gaming floor and various food stalls. We bought local durian and it’s tasted so good.

Most of it is good. Love the cinema. Stingey with soda. 90% of the cup is ice and when asked for less ice they only fill it half way. 🤨😑😡 Like seriously it costs them 300 riel to fill. The bank here can only exchange USD and Riel. No other currencies. And they call themselves a bank. 🤣 The supermarket needs to work on customer service. When trying to pay for items I'm told the items with prices on the shelves are not in the computer. Doesn't try to fix it or remove the other items from the shelf that will annoy someone else. Just too bad and bye bye. Bad for business.

I like this mall even though I wasn't starving.

The car parking lot is a "fraud". The parking lot was full. However, it did not put a full space sign and still allowed cars to get the tickets. A long line of cars that were moving slowly had no choice but to exit and pay the fee. They still charged those cars, myself included, even though we did not get a space to park.

So comfy, I almost fall asleep during the movie, large seat feel like a bed already plus clean sheet to cover my body with less light.

Chip Mong supermarket on the first floor. The staff there are very unprofessional. 70% off, buy one free one , you can look at my photos, but the staff said there is no discount for buy one free one. buy one free one=50% not 70% you stupid or i stupid?

If you’re after a nice broth, authentic Cambodian noodle soup (kuyteav), this is the place to go. I honestly think it’s the best kuyteav in Phnom Penh. My usual order is glass noodles or thick rice noodles with beef, beef meatballs, and braised pork organs, always hits the spot.

Honestly a very nice market. It is smaller in scale compared to central market. But the stalls here have everything. Mainly souvenirs stuffs. Managed to get some nice paintings also as well. Can spend at least 1 to 1.5hrs here.

The market is huge, a lot of items available here but it was quite messy. You can get lost if you come here for shopping. So make sure to be alert on the exit and shop. The market is a bit hot and have a bad ventilation system. It might be uncomfortable for some people to shop here plus the hygiene of this place can be improved. We didn't shop much here, only just looking through some of the items.

can get very warm if you go during lunch time so wear light clothing and bring a fan with you. many interesting things to see and buy

Love the sound, sight and smell of the traditional market. Stuff of all sorts can be found here. After walking around, I enjoyed a small bowl of Glutinous rice ball at 2k. The rice ball is filled with salty green bean paste. Coconut sweet soup has sesame. Served at room temperature.

one of the big market in Phnom Penh. You can find anything from fresh products, food and drinks (we had breakfast here which is nice), souvenirs etc. Opens early starting 6am. Worth a visit if you have spare time.

Messy market with everything In particular I go to get second hand and new scooter parts (also have some motorcycles parts for small engine ones) Good place to buy a second hand scooter engine, carburator, wheels. Most of the stock is from Honda dream. I was looking to get a carburator part for Honda today. A whole used carburator is 20$. There is also a shop selling new parts. They can import from Thailand too Apart from the parts the market also has lots of tools , chemicals, paints, cleaning products, garment, artwork, bamboo baskets and lamspahde, food courts , vegetables. I guess every kind of Cambodia relevant necessity. You can't unfortunately find here big motorcycle second hand parts. You can find some simple ones that are shared with smaller engines like gaskets, spark plugs, chains, There is nice sundown overlooking market. Pleasant area in general (for Phnom Penh). Lively and natural, authentic living quarters of town, with a good mix of foreign style bars and restaurants

Very impressive structure and grand. It has the longest escalator in Cambodia. But there are only a handful shops and guests visiting. Location is great. Bucketlist ticked: I got to hop on the longest escalator here.

Sometimes an idea may be great but the time may not be ripe for success. The Olympia Mall has a great location, an impressive building structure, plenty of shopping space but, unfortunately, it lacks many shops. During the pandemic, many businesses went under and this hit Olympia Mall especially hard. As more and more malls open, such as U-Mall, K-Mall and so on, competition is sure to get even stiffer. I wish Olympia Mall success but at this point, a comeback seems unlikely. Pro Tip Olympia Mall is very photogenic so you might come here and get a few shots. Furthermore, the restaurants are not crowded so it may be a good place to go for a date. Finally, there is a nice street food area on the back of the mall which serves as the unofficial food court.

A Pleasant Shopping Experience at Olympia Mall – Phnom Penh Today, I spent some time visiting Olympia Mall, one of the modern and well-known shopping centers in Phnom Penh. From the moment I walked in, I was impressed by how spacious and airy the entire place felt. The walkways are wide and well-organized, with lighting and decor that make shopping feel relaxing and enjoyable. The ground floor features a supermarket and a variety of fashion and cosmetics stores. I took a walk around and was pleasantly surprised by the wide range of brands available — from international labels to local shops. The upper floors include a food court, restaurants, and even a cinema, which makes it a great place to hang out with friends or family. What I appreciated most was how clean the space was, how friendly the staff were, and how it wasn’t overly crowded like some other malls. Everything was neatly arranged, making it easy to find what I needed and take my time browsing. Overall, Olympia Mall is an ideal place for shopping, dining, and relaxing in Phnom Penh. I’ll definitely be coming back again soon!

We went out of way to visit this mall. What a disappointment. Aside from the longest escalator I’ve ever seen, most of the mall is vacant. There are a few shops open, a pitiful food court and a cinema. It truly felt like a mall that had so much potential but just couldn’t get the right retailers to rent out space. Don’t waste your time, not worth the trip.

I came here with my girlfriend to watch a movie. The Mall is so big but totally empty. They tried charging us $20 to see a movie but it was advertised as $8. The atmosphere was stale. Definitely not going back here again.

A terrible mall. Poorly designed. Very few stores. The stores it does have are poor. Dirty. Difficult to navigate. We headed to Legend Cinema, which itself was poorly laid out, dirty, and cold. Worth a visit just to see an architectural disaster.

One of the most depressing places to visit on a Friday night when most people would be shopping. It's an example of late stage capitalism of failed hopes and dreams. The facilities are nice but there's no one here, same your time and go to Aeon.

Cool mall, rainbow umbrellas, DQ ice cream and its pretty quiet. Go get your IG photos here lol

This is a very nice mall. There are many name brand shops, boutiques, restaurants, kiosks, and activities like cinema or carting. It is clean and smoke free. New things are added almost monthly. There are often activities in the outdoor parking lot on special holidays. I had to take a star away because of the mall music. English speakers should be careful bringing children. As the lyrics to many songs are not censored and quite filthy. 🤨

Love seeing this new Khmer-inspired market concept by Chip Mong Supermarket come to life. It’s a wonderful initiative that promotes and supports local products, helping us build more and improve quality together. Excited to see it opening soon!

Great place for shopping. If you need best service and best Apple products. I chose Digibox for my iPhone 17 promax

One of the Cambodia's top shopping mall - "The Most Global Brands & Premium Mall in Cambodia", Chip Mong 271 Mega Mall.

Chip Mong 271 Mega Mall in Phnom Penh is one of the city’s newest and most modern shopping destinations, designed to provide an international-style retail and entertainment experience. With its spacious layout, sleek architecture, and wide variety of stores, the mall caters to both locals and tourists seeking convenience and comfort. Inside, visitors will find a strong mix of international and local brands, ranging from fashion and electronics to home goods and lifestyle products. The food court offers diverse dining options, including Cambodian favorites, Asian cuisines, and Western fast food, making it a good spot for family outings or casual meals. The mall also features a cinema, supermarket, and play areas, making it a full-service destination for shopping and leisure. For photographers, Chip Mong 271 Mega Mall is best captured through its modern design and vibrant interiors. Wide-angle shots highlight the spacious halls and polished finishes, while lifestyle photography can capture the energy of shoppers, dining spaces, and entertainment areas. As a symbol of Phnom Penh’s rapid development, Chip Mong 271 Mega Mall blends shopping, dining, and entertainment in one place, offering a convenient and enjoyable experience for visitors of all ages.

The mall itself is okay but it lacks facilities for families with small babies. No separate changing room, not even a changing table installed in any of the bathrooms. Parking space is so tight that it's hard to load/unload stroller. Pretty much not design for family with baby or small kid. So keep that in mind when you come here.

It's a nice place to hangout with friends and family. There are cinemas, restaurants, food pop-up stores, books for sales, sitting areas for reading, and relaxing.

A superb place to hangout with friends and family. Lots of store and restaurant are gathered. The vibe is really cool especially during evening.

💖 Almost Perfect! A Fabulous Hangout (with a tiny wish list!) Okay, I'm officially a fan! 🤩 This place is the spot for a chilled-out evening with friends or the whole family. The vibe, especially at night, is just magical! ✨ What I LOVED: The Atmosphere: Super cool and relaxing. 🌙 Family-Friendly: That clean courtyard and playground? A total win for anyone with kids! 🤸 So Much to Do: You've got a cinema 🎬, cozy spots to read 📚, and just great people-watching. The Food (OMG!): So. Many. Options. 🍜 From the pop-ups to the nice restaurants, you will not go hungry. My Tiny "Make it 5-Star" Wish List! 🙏 Honestly, this place is so close to perfection. It’s definitely a paradise for foodies! 😂 But... if I had a magic wand, I'd add just a few more things to balance out all those yummy eateries: A pharmacy 💊 (for those sudden headaches or when you forget sunscreen!) A cozy bakery/bread shop 🥐 (Imagine the smell of fresh bread wafting through the courtyard!) Maybe one more supermarket 🛒 (A little friendly competition is always good, right?) A quick fast-food joint 🍔 (For those days you just need a speedy burger!) But really, that's just me dreaming! 😉 We had an amazing time and will 100% be back. It's already a fantastic complex to relax and eat. Keep up the great work! 💖

Having google a shopping mall and with its ratings, I thought i will give it go. I am so disappointed with it. One side of it was just restaurants. The other is retail, however, the items in those shops are so out of season, out of fashion , out of style. They are really very low quality clothes, I did not even bother browsing. The only store worth me spending 1/2 hour in was Starbucks which I got a drink. I left after about 45 mins. What a waste of time and effort.

Only came here for lunch. Really chill place despite at noon time's heat. Many nice installed aesthetic features at the outdoor area.

Good place to hang out, have a lot of food, drink, and a play ground for kids

A very nice shopping complex with a cinema. If there were a larger variety of shops as opposed to one supermarket and the rest just eateries it would get 5 stars. Perhaps add in another supermarket for competition, a pharmacy, a bread shop and perhaps a fast food joint and it would be perfect. Layout is nice to sit down and relax with friends and family at night.

Aeon Mall Mean Chey (Aeon Mall 3) big super market in Phnom Penh have many kind of goods Shop, Store, Restaurant, Fast food, Cafe, Kids Park 🏞️, Playground and more, I recommend this place for family friend can come to visit all the time, weekend and holiday.

It's always empty so easy to do things. Because it is a bit out of the city and also it is on the 60 M Road it is easy to get here but unfortunately because it is out of the city it is also far away so hardly anyone comes here and that is good because it is always a lot of things to do a lot of space and not many people so it's not too crowded and I don't get frustrated. There's a really nice park for kids call concern Park and you can have lots of fun for free in the outdoors Also they have a glass Sky bridge and the kids really enjoy running around on that glass Sky Bridge which ends with a slide

Extraordinary Mall, Quiet during weekdays and there is still not too many people during Friday and weekends. Overall a good mall that includes everything that you could possibly need. There is a ground floor (consisting of mostly shops). There is a First floor consisting of more shops and some Restaurants. Then a 2nd floor consisting of mostly restaurants. As you navigate through the mall you can find many restaurants (as previously mentioned), shops, a play place for kids and a movie theater. But the best 2 things featured in this mall would have to be the Sky bridge (3rd floor, also has table tennis and badminton, and the Komsan Park (Outdoor area with a park for kids and a garden with a beautiful overlook of the nature around the surroundings of the mall. But yes, overall a really good mall, with not too much people, but still everything you could possibly want in a mall.

It's new huge market in Phnom Penh Cambodia. New products there and all space are clean and reasonable price.

I have a decidedly mixed reaction to AEON 3. It is certainly the least crowded of the 3 AEONs of Phnom Penh, it shares most of the same shops and restaurants, it has plenty of walking space, including the SkyWalk, a dedicated walking/exercise path. It is remote enough that the current surroundings are fields and wetlands. On the downside, the food court inside AEON Supermarket is a major letdown. Selection is greatly reduced from the other AEONs. The cinema is also a disappointment with fewer films (probably due to fewer customers). One other quibble. Parking is huge, spacious and general uncrowded. Nonetheless, there is always a bottleneck at the exit due to several lanes converging awkwardly. It leads to uncomfortable "who goes first" quandaries that are completely unnecessary. Perhaps, over time, AEON 3 will catch on and catch up with the other AEON family members but it has not happened yet. Pro Tip: Eating at a restaurant in any AEON is quite pricey. Directly across the street from the mall are a series of street food vendors with excellent views of Phnom Penh skyscrapers seen across the foreground wetland areas. Beautiful view, reasonable prices, delicious food. Take a date or business partner to eat in AEON but go with friends and family outside AEON. That would be my recommendation.

This one is a massive shopping mall outside the city. It is about an hour drive from the Royal Palace area. The mall was less crowded likely because of its distance. A tuktuk can be rented to take to the mall and return. Some tuktuk were available for hire at the mall to return to the city. There are many brands including Coach, Decathlon and more. The top floor has a closed playground area including a glass bottom bridge. This one could be a fun place for the kids.

Eon Mean Chey is the largest mall in Phnom Penh.Look very clean & safety cool.

We just Visited Brown Coffee in BKK1 today — the location is excellent and super convenient, especially if you’re in the city center. We ordered two iced matcha lattes, a carbonara spaghetti, and a beef sandwich, and the total came close to $20. Personally, I’m a big matcha fan, and I have to say — matcha isn’t really their strong point. The quality didn’t quite meet my expectations. However, their coffee is well-known for its smooth taste, and they definitely do that well. A bit on the pricey side for what you get, but still a nice place if you're going for the coffee and location. Good for business meeting since the location is in the middle of BKK1, i would recommend their coffee.

The place itself is beautiful. It has a lot of potential if it wasn’t so busy, as it feels like the perfect place to work alongside enjoying the menu. I don’t drink coffee so I can’t say if it’s good, the fresh juices were good and the food was very mediocre and portions were small. Everything is overpriced and is geared towards tourists. The central location didn’t change anything for me.

This is the biggest and most beautiful Brown store in Phnom Penh. It is located on two street fronts, the outside space has many trees so it is airy. The space inside the shop is extremely spacious and airy. You can come to drink coffee, work or meet partners, all suitable. I often come here to work. However, it closes a bit early, it closes at 9pm, so sitting in the evening is often not comfortable. The price of drinks here is also quite high, but it is suitable for such a location.

Definitely in my top 3 Brown coffee shops. Lots of space and different size tables. A bit loud but you can still work if you need to. The coffee is really good as usual. This time I also tried egg benedict which was just one egg but good enough. The Black Forest cake is good but cannot taste the cherries so it tastes like any other chocolate cake. Service can be improved by sending staff to clear the dirty tables more often, especially when it’s busier. Hire more staff perhaps? Set alarm clocks?

This is a very relaxing and scenic shop! They have two floors and a comfortable variety of seating. The staff were all attentive and friendly. We ordered the banana bread and chestnut roll, the banana bread had a nice soft texture and was not too sweet. The chestnut roll was more chewy and didn’t have a strong taste. The coffee was average. I would go again for the atmosphere!

This is a cool location, nestled in BKK, you walk in and instantly feel at home. I ordered several items and was surprised at how they were. Both via presentation and deliciously good. Ordered a caramel latte, very good Chocolate matcha cake - not as sweet, so it way good Egg tart - this was really good. Like a mini breakfast with coffee Then a skillet with herbs, it would have been nice with some potatoes, but overall very well seasoned. The sourdough was a great touch.

- Food and drinks: Very good. - Services: I went there in the early morning and there were not many customers yet. They were fast, nice and friendly. I also went there when the cafe was packed with people, the service was also fast and nice. Not only the staff that work inside the cafe but the security guys who work on traffic and parking were also providing good service. You can drop your order with them without getting out of your car. I have nothing to complain about. - Hygiene: Clean. - Price: Acceptable. That's totally what you pay at other same standard cafes. - Location: in the city centre, easy to find but hard to find parking spaces.

Feels a little hidden from view at its current location. Was there at 7.30 am and the air conditioning was not turned on, so it was kinda stuffy. Coffee is OK, but on the expensive side.

I bought green tea frappe and Costa coffee from this place. The taste was horrible. The Costa coffee tasted like it was watered down, and the green tea tasted so bland. Waste of money, go to Starbucks instead of this place, if you can. The price is about the same with Starbucks.

Good coffee and free equal sugar in PNH airport .. Happy 😊😊

A comfortable place with good cappuccino. No spectacular but good.

Used to like the place, but last time I visited was a horrible experience. They have moved to a different location. Same place with pizza, pho, etc place. Expect mixture of food smell all over the place. Noisy. Barista were unattentive. No previous experience. Sad.

Located next to arrival gate.. ground floor of Phnom Penh International Airport

(Translated by Google) I used it to wait for people arriving on other flights at the airport. The store was air conditioned and cool. It was clean and had a nice feel to it. It's a great place to meet people at Phnom Penh Airport or to wait for people arriving from other flights. (Original) 空港についてほかの便で来る人たちを待つために利用しました。 店内はエアコンが付いていて涼しかったです。 清潔感もあり、なかなかいい感じでした。 プノンペン空港で待ち合わせやほかの便から来る人を待つにはとてもいいです。

Highly recommend Polo Ralph Luren at Vattanac Capital Mall They’ve got a great selection and so many new collections available. If you’re looking for something stylish, classic, or even casual – you’ll definitely find something you like. Worth checking out! ( 100% Original Product )

it's a great destination. the bar is wonderful, but the view is unbelievable. the staffs are all friendly, polite and courteous. thank you for welcoming me. i hope i see you next time

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Great coffee as my friends confirmed. Myself, I don’t drink coffee but I drank Iced Green Tea here, also nice as it was not too sweet. Seats are not many, only 14 seats but you can grab and go.

We had a great time at the Vattanac tower in the “Living Room” where we meant to try some cakes since I heard so much about it. The cake wasn’t really cake and was ok sweet mousse and we had a bottle of wine. When I got the bill it was surprising how overpriced everything was, the environment was very nice and relaxing but for what we got was just so so.. the only reason I gave them 4 ⭐️ was because of environment and service.

We loved the Sora Sky Bar on 37F. Beautiful views, great drinks and excellent service.

Upscale & High class place . A good place to bring your date as not too crowded. Vattanac could attract more crowd if they want to . As a lifestyle blogger I like this place actually. Will find time to do Vlog about Vattanac & what to eat & do there. So more people will come here :) Would also like to meet Vattanac Marketing Department people as well . Plus inside shops owners

This is not in particular for this branch but in general. I used to like Swensen's especially for the limited time desserts and I still think their ice cream is a decent option. But pretty much every time I come for the specials they run out of key items, like the ice cream flavor or other main ingredients, sometime also replacing them with something they think is same same but that is truly not. Also, the latest desert was bad quality ingredients (cheapest whipped cream, chemical mango syrup) and way overpriced. The sticky rice was the only good thing about it (besides the macadamia ice cream since they didn't have mango for their special mango desserts). Not coming back for this. Staff was friendly though. Update July 2024: Very disappointed after ordering for the first time in a long time, the ice cream quality has gone downhill. Matcha barely tastes of anything, way fewer almonds in mocha fudge and overall the ice cream tastes a bit bland or maybe just old. Drastically increasing prices is one thing but at the same time not delivering on previous quality is a deal breaker.

Taste is good however the fault advertising should have been taken down from the tv. It showed $3.99 but the staff told me that price show on is wrong, the correct one was $4.99

Great quality ice cream at a decent price. I has a delicious, huge ice cream sundae with lots of toppings!! Ideal for a sugar fix... Service also very friendly.

Good taste and good service.

Amazing , so much to choose from ! Clean premises, Food lots (Khramar, Vietnamese , Italian , Japanese, Western ) & clothing store . My husband an I really enjoyed. Will be come back tomorrow again .

Really like the ice cream that have so so many flavors to choose

Not good give the menu to customer but after order say no anyway hope you update all out no have just put or write or take it out don’t give it to customer . For me I don’t like this anyway other people is think different not the same so this just my idea so don’t worry or say something just your idea Lols take any or say any if you don’t or do.

Nothing to see or do here. A few shops are open. 95% of spaces are closed.

Good place with high price products!

It is currently almost empty with not many shops around. The mall is nicely designed and location is good. However, I do believe there are currently few tenants in there. Dakasi bubble tea shop is there though, if you have a bubble tea crave. Perhaps the mall might have more tenants in the future as many shops are boarded up, seems to be under renovation?

Indoor mall is not so big, just only few shop open, it's so quiet. All shop facing to street, most of them are chinese restaurant, and expenditure is a little higher than another restaurant.

It is a big mall but only few shops are available now. Few clothes shops, bakery item shops and beauty parlous are available for now at ground floor and first floor. There are three dimensional (3D) floor paints are available in few places you can go there and take pictures on it.

Even before the pandemic, the place has not much shops that are open. Has good restaurants and clothes shop but not much options around as there are plenty of stalls that are closed. I guess this mall would be more interesting once the pandemic is over.

I find it to be an total waste of space. It's still not really open yet but it looks like it might be nice. Hope it's nice once fully operational. Ps. You know it's Chinese owned as soon as u enter.

An exciting find. It’s a wholesale market with a super wide selections of all kinds of merchandise. We bought a Khmer formal wear here for a good price.

It worth the visit.!! No one speak English and the prices are overinflated. Having come from Vietnam last I. Price the attitude difference between people. The prices are in dollars and they do t even acknowledge their own currency. Prices are extortionately higher even at this market it seems mostly wholesale.

A traditional style market with a newer (but old by western standards) building. It even has an escalator to get to the second floor. No wet market section we saw. Limited english and we found some of the prices not to our liking.

Honestly, a market worth visiting just to get a little local feel! Here you won't find any tourists or any souvenirs just a bunch of local clothing stands. In fact, there's not even any food to be found! I did walk all three floors and I was entertained for a good hour!

Love to shop here but it is really hard to find the place for parking a car. The car need to park on the road and make traffic jam every day. For the products in this market are retail and wholesale. And the price are reasonable but you have to bargain for the fair price.

More of a local market , I did not see a single other tourist there. Picked up a T shirt for $6 Top floor is for storage and has small food court with an awesome coffee shop ( they filter water so safe for foreigners to drink)

Nice, especially not everyone asks you if you want to buy something or if you want to take a look

Staff wouldn't show the film because there wasn't enough people there?! I don't know if this is a money saving tactic? I usually enjoy this cinema, today I travel in to see a film at the time advertised and they advise it's cancelled as there are only two people. Maybe if you're going to cancel anyway just don't advertise it on your website?

There is a VIP lounge which is very comfortable served by excellent staff who serve you with a drink and snacks included within the price of your VIP cinema ticket,so I advise that you buy your ticket at least 30 minutes before the film starts so that you don't miss out.Once you have taken your seat you are presented with a cushion and a blanket again with very pleasant staff

I bought the ticket to come here to enjoy the movie but instead I felt an annoyed with the staffs here. - Firstly I was q-ing to buy popcorn but then there were someone else come later (not in the q) the staff asked them first and serves them first. -Secondly I never informed that I need to buy 3D glasses only when I came to the hell then I need to go all the way back to the counter to buy them. I don’t mind paying but at least inform me first. Came to enjoy but instead I felt annoyed instead ☺️

The worst. First time I came was couple years ago and we had to argue with the staffs as there were available seats in the website but we were not able to book for some reason. So we went to the counter and they were saying it’s not available… I came back again and I understand why I stopped coming at some point. Staffs are unaware. Cannot ask a question and have a clear answer. The VIP seat don’t include pop corn and they do not mention it anywhere. They serve you a ridiculous and hard croissant and a disgusting chocolate cake. I bought pop corn and they were very bad. Not recommended at all

I had a disappointing experience at Major Cineplex Aeon Mall Phnom Penh on May 24, 2025, during the 14:20 screening of “Mission Impossible” in Theater 5. Despite having booked seats D8–D10 online, we found our seats taken by others with invalid tickets. Even after staff confirmed they were in the wrong, we were asked to move to inferior seats in the front row (Row J). This was unfair to paying customers who followed all procedures. I hope the management improves how such situations are handled in the future.

They have very good maintenance and good selection of food, also an addon is kriapy krene

One of the first things that impressed me about Major Cineplex is the sheer cleanliness and ambiance of the theater. The entire facility is immaculately maintained, creating a welcoming atmosphere for movie enthusiasts. The seating areas are clean, comfortable, and well-designed to provide maximum comfort during screenings. The attention to detail in maintaining a pristine environment truly enhances the overall enjoyment of the movie experience. Speaking of theaters, Major Cineplex offers a wide variety of screening options to cater to different preferences. The screens are of excellent quality, providing crisp visuals and immersive sound, enhancing the viewing experience. Whether you prefer 2D or 3D movies, there are ample options available to satisfy all tastes. The spacious seating arrangement ensures that every viewer has a perfect view of the screen, ensuring an optimal movie-watching experience. Furthermore, Major Cineplex Aeon Mall 1's location within the mall itself brings added convenience to moviegoers. You can easily find a range of dining options and entertainment facilities nearby, allowing for a complete day out. The accessibility and integration of the cinema into the larger mall complex make it a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.

Huge and clean. A one stop shop shopping mall with reasonable price. We found our cooking torch and bought it with affordable price. Though too far from Chamkarmon it’s worth it! Just wish they have branch on our district.

They have a few stores I shop at regularly there. There's a Mr. DiY on the second floor, an Orange store and luggage, clothing and shoes, but its mostly women's wear. A food court and arcade take up the third floor. The first floor has a Lucky grocery store. Smart phone service has a store there, and there are other phone stores as well as specialty shops, like cosmetics, a Cafe Amazon, and a watch shop. Its never been very crowded when I went.

Great convenience store with literally everything you need. Today is Chinese New Year, so some stalls were closed.😇

It still has stores that you can go but unfortunately most of the stores there are already empty, hopefully 🙏🏽 other businesses will still invest and open more shops

That’s a Nice place and have quite and everything you will find here to buy in cheap price

Quiet mall, especially Lucky Supermarket if you want to avoid crowds.

It look pretty good for a 13 years old building 👍

Nice mall, good selection of shops, wine shop, coffee and cake shops, pharmacy, Hard Rock Café and 4 halls cinema. Easy to enjoy this place if you’re fan of quiet environments.

A nice quiet multi floor stores. It has restaurants, dental clinics, phone shops, kid playgrounds, ATM, convenience stores...

Good place, cozy, also love the Brown coffee and Hard Rock. Just don't bring your own car; no parking space left, and guards just let you in to the parking lot without knowing there is no space. Just Grab / PassApp.

Today I thought I would lose my sunglasses forever which I forgot in the washroom. I reported to the information desk and spoke to a friendly and helpful staff Ms. Din Yarath. She quickly checked with a cleaner who found it. Thank you 🙏🏾

It is nice place to rent as office and it is in the Centre of Phnom Penh city.

Very small and very quiet shopping centre. A far cry from being “one of the best” as some might lead you to believe. Very clean premises with what appears to be extremely limited parking. I definitely prefer Aeon 1 over this shopping centre.

A very cool and modern super market and working space in phnom penh, including a very strong security. It such a premium place compare to other super market and not very crowded as Aeon II Sen Sok. It is clean and extremely comfort, you also can find many branding products over there too.

K Mall is clean, modern, and has a good mix of shops, cafes, and places to hang out. It’s not too crowded, which I like. I’m leaving this review because it’s a convenient and chill place to shop or relax. Worth visiting if you're nearby!

K Mall is a nice modern shopping center that feels just the right size—not too big to get lost, but with enough variety to enjoy. The atmosphere is clean, bright, and family-friendly, making it a pleasant place to spend a few hours. Inside, there’s a good mix of restaurants, cafés, and shops, so whether you come for a quick meal, grocery shopping, or just to relax with friends, it has something for everyone. I especially like that the layout is easy to walk around, and it never feels overcrowded compared to bigger malls in the city. Parking is convenient, and the location makes it a good stop for nearby residents. While it doesn’t have the huge selection of international brands you might find at larger malls, the balance of dining, shopping, and leisure makes it a comfortable and enjoyable community mall.

Visiting K Mall was such a refreshing break! The mall had a great mix of local and international brands, making shopping both exciting and convenient. I loved how clean and modern the space was—easy to navigate, with plenty of spots to relax or grab a snack. The food court was a highlight, offering a variety of options from quick bites to proper meals. Whether you’re into fashion, tech, or just people-watching, K Mall had something for everyone. Definitely a chill spot to spend a few hours. Would go again!

K Mall Super Market buzzes with weekend visitors, boasting modern 21st-century decor. Explore diverse shops and stores catering to various needs, including branded collections. Enjoy the ground floor food street offering a wide range of options. The spacious and photogenic environment, coupled with ample parking for both cars and motorcycles, creates a delightful atmosphere. Discover it for yourself.

aesthetically speaking, its nice and the air feels fresh. not many stores available to shop in but the mall is kept very clean and tidy. parking is convenient.

Good view place with great design of environment friendly. There are the big parking for car and other vehicle. On the top of brown coffee store, there are the garden for public visit and make feel fantastic. However, there are limited space for stores and need more improvement on other products or daily needs in this mall too.

I like this place because the park has many trees. I love the environment there, I recommend to visit there in the afternoon because it has several stores to visit and many things for you to buy as daily. It has cinema, stores, coffee shop, restaurants, etc. Last but not least, the parking space was remarkable because I noted that many cars were parked besides the mall. The parking area was good for me. Oh... I almost forgot about the price of foods and things there, the price was acceptable and affordable for many people. I said many people here because some people would save money for there daily life, and some were not.

A bit disappointing. Last time I was here a few years ago I bought an Atlas of the world. There was a large choice of them. Today I couldn't find a single one. I also searched for an English grammar book and yet again, there was none. I am not sure what happened to this place, but I haven't seen anybody inside this time. There must be a reason.

Used to be a cool place to buy books, but due to covid over the last two years, their selection of books isn't the best. Still, worth a look if you have time to spare ❤️

This place is amazing. So many imported / english books there. The place is comfortable full AC , so cool after a long touring the city by foot. Almost all of the books have a sample for a short reading. I get a novel written by jojo moyes with 10% discount.

Probably the Monument Books' chain biggest store in Cambodia. They have plenty of English, French and Khmer books. The first floor is the main bookstore and second floor is dedicated to children books and toys. They also sell some nice Cambodian souvenirs such as magnets, keychains, post cards, and many more.

This is one of the best bookstores in Southeast Asia. It is similar to Barnes and Noble book stores in the States. I found what the book I want - Pol Pot Little Red Book in this book store. This is better to go to this larger and more variety of books here than smaller Monument Bookstore in Aeon shopping Mall.

Probably the best place to sift through the number of books written about Cambodia, the history, and the many titles that cover the temples of Angkor. Good selection of (as well as many other subjects) cookbooks too. Reasonably priced and at times have great sales and bargains to be had. 10-80 percent off at a recent sidewalk sale.

I only visited this book store for a few minutes, just to browse through - but was blown away. About 90% of the books are in English, and include every subject you can imagine as well as a lot of current bestsellers. This isn’t just a great bookstore in PP, this would be considered an outstanding independent bookstore in America! I’m hoping I have time to go back and explore the many books on Cambodia and SE Asia (many books on Laos as well). A kid’s toy section in the back and a children’s and young adult section upstairs. If you need a book in English - this is the place to go!! Best wishes for continued success.

Went here to do last minute shopping. The market is big, clean, organized and not confusing. The environment is not hot as other markets in this town. There are a lot of items available from souvenir, shirts, watch, food, hair service, tailor and so on. The price here can be bargained, the seller is friendly and kind. Shootout to this one booth that sells souvenir for giving me a mega discount. For those who want to come shopping here please stop by her shop D-033, she is very nice and kind. Can speak Malay as well. Guarantee you a satisfying shopping experience.

This crispy baby prawns with pepper lime sauce are seriously really amazing. You can find them on the wet market side. The bread stall across from the Hakse phone shop is my go-to every time I visit. Pairing it all with a refreshing sugar cane juice or coconut juice is a must.

A busy and vibrant market selling all kinds of knick knacks, food, clothes, daily necessities, religious artifacts and even local titbits such as deep fried spiders, scorpions and insect pupae. Interesting place to visit, easy to spend hours browsing at the mind-boggling array of products

It's got to be done !! Just keep heading back to the centre if you feel you're losing track of where you are !! A real cultural shock on arrival if you've not had one of these 'experiences ' previously !! Great, diverse stalls, from fruit and veg, to underwear, to fresh fish, meat, souvenirs and anything inbetween !! Try some bartering, try fresh coconut and thoroughly enjoy the atmosphere. There's very little hard sell, the Cambodian marketeers want to make a living, but they're certainly not too pushy or rude, quite the opposite.

Well worth a visit, there is so much to see you almost end up with whiplash Everything imanigable is laid out for sale, the best things as a tourist are the local fruit and vegetables, fish and meats. We even filled out some surveys for the local student's regarding tourism.

Worth a visit. The architecture is admirable & the market is actually very spacious even it didn’t seem to be from the outside. Everything could be found in this market- restaurants, salons, clothes, jewelleries, electronics… You could easily spend an hour there

🍜 Central Market Phnom Penh — Where Architecture Meets Appetite ✨ In the center of Phnom Penh rises Central Market (Phsar Thmei) — a timeless blend of Khmer elegance and modernist architecture, designed under the vision of the legendary Vann Molyvann. Its golden dome, radiant under the tropical sun, shelters a lively maze of color, culture, and cuisine. From fragrant noodle soups and grilled street delights to fresh tropical fruits and local desserts, this is where Cambodia’s flavors and stories come together. More than just a shopping stop, Central Market is an architectural gem and culinary journey — a place where travelers can taste tradition, capture beauty, and feel the pulse of Phnom Penh all at once. Step into Phsar Thmei, Phnom Penh’s iconic Central Market, and experience a perfect blend of art, architecture, and aroma. Designed in the elegant modernist style by Vann Molyvann, the market’s grand yellow dome isn’t just a landmark — it’s a masterpiece of Cambodian design. Beneath it, you’ll find vibrant stalls, traditional snacks, and authentic local dishes that capture the heart of Khmer gastronomy. Whether you’re here for architecture, photography, or food adventures — Central Market is where Cambodia’s spirit comes alive. 🌼 #CentralMarketPhnomPenh #PhsarThmei #VannMolyvann #CambodianCuisine #UrbanHeritage #PhnomPenhTravel

Every things are 1.90$ I bet you gonna love shopping in this store with many stuffs same price.

Daiso Japan, everything $1.90. A wide selection of merchandise and nik-naks. Clothing, toys, plates, glasses, tools, hair products, make-up, stationary, mobile phone accessories, plastic containers, cutlery... basically if you need something and not sure where to find it Daiso is a good starting point.

I have seen Daiso in other countries, I think this should added better items that are $2.90, $3.90 etc. Limited everything to $1.90 means many things can not be sold, also need to know what Cambodian need, whos need a coin holder in Cambodia.

A lot of good for every day use. A dangerous place for new lovers 😜

Nice things you cannot find elsewhere and good quality. One note: Be careful as everything is $1.90. That is good on many things but there are small things you can buy for less than a dollar elsewhere. Great deal on many high quality things but just be careful buying the small things.

i love going to daiso japan because of its convenience and great quality stuff. it also sells a lot of useful stuff with suitable pricing of the product. they basically sell everything you would need in daily bases and also event stuff like halloween or christmas. what i really like about daiso japan is that they sell the things i always look for and things that i enjoy. they sell a lot of toys too which are perfect for children who wants to play with them. in general, they sell everything you would need and want. a absolute 5 star for this shop in aeon 1.

At $1.90 usd each item, it's a rip off comparing the price of Daiso in other countries. Things should be cheaper in Cambodia but be careful many things are actually more expensive.

For some reason, Starbucks in this country seem not to be consistent compared to Starbucks in other countries. I had some Americano from this outlet several times which tasted like hot water in black color. The safest way to avoid diluted Amricano is to ask for Coffee of the Day, which probably not too many people order so have to wait for some time.

It's what you'd expect from a Starbucks, not more, not less. Location is convenient as it's quite central, but as seating limited you might want to check ahead if you're having a business Meeting

This money they not take... Staff said not new. look too old and very.... old 🙄 all bank not accept. I tell them go with me if bank not accept I paid them 10000 time . They don't go and said the rules of Starbucks not accept old cash . Everybody please look ....this money... Too old ???? Oh my god early morning .....this cafe shop Oh staff Not smile Not welcome Come to work for salary only....

The staff very friendly Service well good faster The place is good clean for relaxing and enjoy drink coffee ☕️

I visit here regularly and today the customer service was terrible. The male staff (worked around 8:10) did not say any greeting, smile, even didn't say "Thank you". I got coffee without any words. I traveled around the world but It is the first experience in Starbucks. In any other places, (even other brunches in Cambodian) I haven't had such a bad service. We can just take 1.5 to 2 usd coffee instead of here. You really have to train your staffs. It is not a Starbucks right now, then you have tons of competitors around.

I always go there for coffee. The staffs are not friendly even I'm a regular customer already. Anw I go there because it's close to where I work.

With indoor and outdoor sitting located in Phnom Penh tower at the ground floor it's a good place to sit and relax while waiting.

High price, low quality I paid 54$ for a legging that started showing defect after 1 use. And what will it be after more uses ? I had to come back to the shop 4 times to be told I can’t get refund, because my messages were ignored. Adidas although it is an international brand cannot deal with the standard it should have! Not worth it.

Staff does not know how to communicate with customers . Very poor customer service. Yes, they ruin reputation of Adidas by the kind of service they give to their customers. Replace the staff with people who can communicate and understand their customers as not all who walk in their shop are locals.

The staff were extremely helpful in exchanging shoes - there was this one review where it stated that shoes could not be exchanged but was posted 4 years ago. I tried my luck and the staff were very helpful to exchange a shoe which I wore for around 3 hours.

If you are thinking of visiting Forget about it. Not only is the price high, but staff are unfriendly, unhelpful and unknowledgeable. I tried to exchange two items bought during a promotion for a larger size, the staff took forever to check with their clandestine manager in the backroom only to insist i not only pay the full price for the new (same) items but have to pay more because they don't understand the concept of return credit. It's one of those showrooms which is only there for show not for business. totally disappointing buying experience.

Even though pricey, which we do understand since it’s an established brand already, you can still choose some of their latest fashionable and innovative brands from sports gear, shoes, bags, caps and others.

İ changed one time my shoes after one hour but I can not understand. It was still small after one night I went there again for change but they are not changing my shoes. I didn’t use it. Past just one night and why they didn’t change it. I advice for you : when you will but shoes from adidas you should try during 5 or 6 hour there walk,lay, whatch video and run inside the store.

I don’t like your staffs communication with costumers l. They just following policy every time!!!! And I must try next time 7-8 hour to shoes inside the store !!!

Nice areas where you can find good foods, coffees and choices of pastries. More shops will be opened in a coming day

We came here to get some shoes at the Converse store but it’s permanently closed.

A great hub for food and clothing!!

No customers yet only just in completion stages all around 👍

Thanks you

(Translated by Google) It’s a small shopping mall, maybe there aren’t enough stores, so it looks a bit deserted. (Original) 小型的商場，可能店家不夠多所以看起來有點冷清

(Translated by Google) This food park and shop is located on National Road 1, 2.2 km away. Go down from Monivong Bridge, turn left at the traffic light. This community park has many modern food stalls selling different dishes according to your preferences, modern cafes, luxury clothing shops, new car showrooms, a comfortable outdoor seating area, ample parking. Lots of trees planted in the shade of green ស្រស់ (Original) សួន អាហារនិងហាងទំនិញនេះ តាំងនៅលើផ្លូវជាតិលេខ១ ចម្ងាយ ២,២ គ.ម. ចុះពីស្ពានព្រះមុនីវង្សបត់ស្តុប ចូលទៅខាងឆ្វេងដៃ ។ សួនសហគមន៍ នេះ មានហាងអាហារទំនើបជាច្រើន លក់មុខម្ហូបខុសៗគ្នា តាមចំណូលចិត្ត ហាងកាហ្វេទំនើប មានហាងទំនិញសម្លៀកបំពាក់ប្រណិត ហាងតាំងរថយន្តថ្មីទំនើប មានទីធ្លាអង្គុយនៅក្រៅហាងនីមួយៗ ប្រកបដោយផាសុខភាព មានចំណតរថយន្ត ធំទូលាយចូលចតបានច្រើន និងមានដាំ ដើមឈើជាជម្រកម្លប់ ពណ៌បៃតង ស្រស់ណាស់ ៚

New mall will opening soon

Beehive building of Parkson. Wish To he opened in 2018.

Correct this mall is still not open, in fact it doesn’t look different from a year ago.

Lots of hype with no opening. What up? Will it ever open? 2022. Still not open Just a shell building.

Failed project. This mall will not open anytime soon.

Plan to open long time ago, but not yet commence its operation.

Planned to open in 2018 but not yet open

High quality fabric, friendly staff and nice decor

Good shirt quality reasonable price, service friendly I’m happy when purchased 😊

Best quality and good staff

Staff friendly Good shop

Nice clothes and nice decoration.

Best quality good price staff friendly

Best quality Good price Staff friendly ❤️

A beautiful store with an excellent range of tea...

(Translated by Google) A place where you can experience the essence of fragrant tea, with the famous TWG tea on display in various types. (Original) 그 유명한 TWG 차가 매대 가득 종류별로 진열 되어 있는데 향이 좋은 티의 진수를 경험할 수 있는 곳

Visiting both the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S-21) and the Choeung Ek Killing Fields was one of the most emotional and powerful experiences I’ve had in Cambodia. These places tell the story of the brutal Khmer Rouge regime — not through imagination, but through real evidence, preserved buildings, and the voices of survivors and victims. At Tuol Sleng (S-21), the entrance fee is $6 and includes an audio guide with headphones, available in about 10 to 12 major world languages — including RUSSIAN, which was a great help for me. You simply put on the headset, and as you walk through the former high school turned prison, the story unfolds in your own language. The museum is quiet and deeply respectful, filled with photographs, personal stories, and untouched prison cells. Later, when you come to the Choeung Ek Killing Fields, the experience continues, you walk through the field where thousands of innocent people were executed. The audio includes survivors’ stories and historical context, and there’s even a moment of silence built into the experience, allowing you to reflect. The stupa filled with victims’ skulls is a heartbreaking symbol, but it’s also a powerful reminder of what humanity must never allow again. Both places are incredibly respectful in how they present the past — not as a tourist attraction, but as places of remembrance and education. These visits are emotionally heavy, but absolutely necessary for anyone who wants to understand Cambodia’s recent history. I highly recommend both sites for anyone visiting Phnom Penh — not for fun, but for truth, reflection, and respect.

A difficult but essential visit to truly understand Cambodia’s recent history. This former school turned prison during the Khmer Rouge regime is deeply impactful. Walking through the cells, seeing victims’ photos, and listening to the audio guide (highly recommended) is a heavy experience that stays with you. It’s not an easy visit, but a necessary one to honor the memory of those who suffered here. 💡 Tip: Take your time and approach it with respect. This is not a tourist attraction — it’s a place of remembrance.

I must admit, at first I was not planning on visiting the place for obvious reasons, but then I changed my mind. And it sure was worth trying to understand Cambodia’s past. The museum is very well maintained and has a tranquille aura to it despite the horrible past. The outside yard as well as birds singing make the stories told by the audio guide more bearable somehow. When taking an audio guide you can learn alot and spend more time at the museum than expected. I was there for almost 3 hours. There are 4 building at Tuol Sleng, each one with 2 floors and a story of its own to tell. Some might find them too drastic, however all of us should know how this horror unfolded to spare our planet from repeating the same mistakes over and over again…

I'm touring in Phnom Penh and this place was recommended as part of things to do. Not knowing much about the history of Cambodia, I was still able to follow the narrative of the atrocities that happened at this place and the why's behind them. I used the audio guide which was good, and easy to follow. The guide has warnings if the images to be shown the next stage, would be graphic for some, leaving the listener to decide to go to the next section or listen to the audio outside. This was appreciated. The top floors of Buildings A and B, had some exhibitions which were informative. Overall a good place to go learn some tragic history.

Coupled with a visit to the killing fields, this is a very sobering but important part of Cambodia’s history. It is told graphically, but effectively. You can ask for an English speaking guide to take you round, or take the audio tour.

5 stars for an absolute must see to learn what happened here so hopefully it never happens again and don't believe Pol Pot is the only person to have done these atrocities or Cambodia being the only country. Over our history many countries have committed genocide. This museum has an audio tour with many details, your heart saddens

A well-maintained museum documenting a dark time in Cambodian history. I would recommend to make time for this if you are in Phnom Penh, in order to understand a little bit of the country's history.

Spectacular! A palatial and grand a you'd expect a palace to be! Grounds are gorgeous. Not allowed in some rooms, nor to take photos, and areas under renovation also not allowed in. Silver pagoda had the floors covered up so the full silver effect was not available on my visit.

Absolutely Breathtaking! A Royal Experience! 👑✨🇰🇭 This place is simply magnificent. A total feast for the eyes and a must-see if you are in town! 🤩 📝 A few important notes for my fellow travelers: 💡 Pro Tip on Prices: Heads up! 💸 Sometimes the prices quoted to tourists can be a bit... "optimistic" (aka high). I highly recommend visiting with a local friend or a guide. It makes things much smoother and helps with the bargaining! 🙏 Cultural Respect: What really touched my heart ❤️ was seeing the deep love and respect the locals have for the Royal Family and these sacred structures. It was genuinely beautiful to witness. Etiquette: Please remember to be super respectful and polite here. Dress modestly and soak in the atmosphere with reverence. 🤫 I have always loved this country, and experiences like this make me love it even more! Long live the King! 🤴🙌🇺🇸

We visited this palace on our first day in the city. Amazing site, so different to anything else you might have experienced before. Stunning colours, history and art. Life here is so diverse, wealth and abject poverty, vibrant colours and mud/litter. The palace certainly portrays a very affluent acceptance in a country with so many living with so little.

Be careful. Everywhere says it closes at 5pm but they stop visitors FROM ENTERING at 4pm to allow everyone currently on the grounds to be OUT BY 5 pm. This caught me off guard - but still returned the next day as they open very early at 8pm :). Beautiful grounds, temples, pagodas, and shrines. Don’t skip over the artwork all along the inner wall of the Silver Pagoda area - very interesting and not highlighted.

Stunning, magnificent and beautiful palace complex. The palace was first constructed by King Norodom between 1866 and 1870; but was largely demolished and rebuilt between 1912 and 1932. The palace's architecture is a mix of traditional Khmer design and French architectural influence, as seen in the gilded roofs, high spires, intricate carvings, and a layout that reflects both grandeur and harmony with nature. Gorgeous

This palace is epic beautiful. The structure, the architecture, the splendour, the landscapes and the gardens, the art work, every detail of this palace is unique. It’s difficult to catch its essence in pictures. And then there’s the Hall of the King which is inaccessible to visitors. Photography is also prohibited in this area. So the eye has to catch it all and stack away in memory. Worth a visit guys if you happen to be in Combodia. The Palace also has the King’s Residence and we happened to get a glimpse of his convoy which was disciplined and courteous. They ushered people to move away with dignity, no rudeness nothing.

Impressive buildings, but unfortunately most of them are closed to visitors, so you can only see them from the outside. There’s also little to no tourist information available to explain their history or significance. Overall, that makes the experience feel a bit overpriced.

The Museum was built in 1917-1920 by French colonial authorities. The graceful terracotta structure of the museum and its beautifully manicured courtyard garden form a soothing and serene relief to the busy streets nearby. The museum boasts of artifacts such as Buddha and Hindu statues depicting the rich history and culture of Cambodia's past

A Palace, A Time Machine, and My Sudden Awareness of Mortality Visiting the National Museum of Cambodia is like stepping into an ancient palace, the kind where history whispers, shadows linger, and you suddenly regret not paying more attention in school. The building itself feels untouched by time, as if renovations are merely a rumour and modernity politely waits outside with the tuk-tuks (who will try to scam you with 4-hour long trips around the city). Inside, you’re greeted with gorgeous artefacts, sculptures, relics, ceremonial objects, each more impressive than the last. And the Vishnus! They get progressively larger, as though the curators wanted you to understand exactly how tiny and spiritually underdeveloped you are. By the fourth one, I felt like a philosophical ant. The returned treasures, reclaimed pieces of Cambodia’s soul, are displayed with a quiet dignity that makes you want to stand a little straighter. These artefacts are not simply museum pieces; they’re reminders of a civilisation so advanced it makes our modern “smart” devices look like children’s toys carved from soap. Walking through the galleries, you feel the weight of history, the triumph of craftsmanship, the brilliance of Khmer culture… and also your own personal inadequacy for having spent so much of your life watching television. It is a wonderful way to spend an afternoon. Peaceful, enlightening, humbling; the kind of place where you look at thousand-year-old sandstone gods and think, “My greatest achievement today was not losing my hotel keycard.” In Phnom Penh, the National Museum is essential. Not because it’s flashy, or modern, or interactive (it is none of those things), but because it holds the heartbeat of an entire people. These masterpieces are the inheritance of ancestors who built empires, carved deities, and left behind beauty so profound even a neurotic tourist like me feels reverent. Go. Wander slowly. Admire everything. And when you leave, try to act like a person who just communed with greatness, even if you’re only heading to get iced coffee afterwards.

Lots of interesting artifacts but the lack of storytelling made this place boring. We felt like we were in hardware shop buying stones for our renovation. Pardon the comparison but that was our impression of the place. They should hire a real curator to manage this place. The entrance fee is USD 10 and to be very honest, it’s a total waste of money. Phnom Penh is a beautiful city so you might as well visit other places which will be worth your while.

A Must-Visit for History Enthusiasts and Cultural Guardians If you're visiting Phnom Penh, the National Museum of Cambodia is an essential stop—especially for those passionate about ancient civilizations and Hindu heritage. This museum is not just a building filled with artifacts; it is a living archive of Cambodia’s soul. Walking through its galleries, you’ll witness the grandeur of pre-Angkorian and Angkorian Hindu art, including intricate sculptures of Vishnu, Shiva, and other deities that once adorned the temples of a flourishing Khmer empire. These pieces offer a rare glimpse into the spiritual and artistic brilliance that shaped Southeast Asia centuries ago. What makes the museum even more compelling today is its role in the Khmer repatriated artifacts program—a national effort to recover cultural treasures looted during the Khmer Rouge era and smuggled abroad. Over the past 28 years, Cambodia has successfully repatriated more than 1,000 artifacts, many of which are now proudly displayed here. Recent returns include two “Guardian God” heads from the late Angkor period and 14 sculptures from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. These artifacts are more than stone and bronze—they are the souls of ancestors, as described by Cambodia’s Ministry of Culture. Their return has sparked renewed interest in the museum and a deeper appreciation for the resilience of Cambodian identity. Whether you're a history buff, a student of religion, or simply a curious traveler, the National Museum of Cambodia offers a powerful, emotional, and educational experience. It’s a place where the past is not forgotten but reclaimed—and where every statue tells a story of survival and return.

The Good Vibes -Many of the Khmer sculptures and artifacts have been described as “amazing,” “stunning,” and a true reflection of Cambodia’s cultural heritage. - The ancient Khmer architecture and central city gardens are aesthetic destinations, providing a cool place to soak it all in. - Cultural workshops (like weaving or dance classes) are trendy for hands-on experience.

The Cambodia Museum is a fantastic place to dive deep into the rich history and culture of Cambodia. The exhibits are well-curated, offering a fascinating look at the country’s ancient art, history, and heritage. The displays of Khmer art, ancient sculptures, and historical artifacts are impressive and educational. The museum is spacious, clean, and has a peaceful atmosphere, making it a great spot to learn while taking in the beautiful surroundings. The staff is knowledgeable and eager to share insights about the exhibits. It’s a must visit for anyone interested in Cambodian history!

Very interesting, beautifully set out. They have many sculptures from the temples in Siem Reap, Angkor Wat and others. A walk through history and there are many recuperated sculptures which were taken out of the country at some stage. A must for history and art lovers

A well maintained facility, very popular tourist attraction

Nice broad boulevard with excellent quality pavement. There are a lot of (sky) bars in the other side of the street that are worth visiting. The boulevard really comes to life in the evening, when the sunset is happening! There are a lot of boats here that offer sunset trips over the river. Recommend doing such a trip. Most boats also offer tickets with drinks included, which could be a good start of an evening out (:

Wark street

By Phnom Penh night market riverside street moment !

Nice area

This street turned into magic at night with vendors and street food stalls everywhere. I don't know whether this is daily or just weekends though, as I only visited during the weekend. It's not really special during the day.

(Translated by Google) Very nice on the weekend when everything closes and there are many stalls, live music, karaoke and parties... lots of people (Original) Molto bella nel weekend dove chiudono tutto e ci sono molte bancarelle,musica dal vivo,karaoke e festa.. tantissima gente

There's a small window where people buy tickets (English spoken); then the hall is occupied by cell phone shops or telecom providers. The front side is dedicated to cold drinks and coffee preparation, a.c. Toilets are badly maintained (December 2024).

This is my second time traveling from Phnom Penh to Kampot. This time, there are coffee, croissants, and noodles available at the front of the train, which is a great improvement compared to my last experience three years ago. There are no ticket numbers or assigned seating, so everyone should arrive 15 to 30 minutes before departure. I recommend avoiding the cabin next to the restroom because of the unpleasant smell. The Phnom Penh station is very impressive and clean, and the station in Kampot also has plenty of waiting seats, along with restrooms available. The price for a one-way ticket from Phnom Penh to Kampot is $7, which is reasonable for the journey that takes about 4 hours and 15 minutes and provides you with relaxing time, too.

Booked a first-class train expecting a calm, comfortable ride, but it didn’t quite live up to that. The experience itself wasn’t bad, yet I really expected more. It would help if the staff reminded passengers to be more mindful, some people were talking loudly the whole trip, which made it hard to enjoy the journey.

I traveled from Pnhom Penh to kompot province and expect to enjoy the view. Unfortunately the window is terribly blurred and I cannot see the view well. They should have cleaned the windows better.

I travelled to Sihanoukville once and to Pursat once by train. Both forth and back. It’s just good enough. For people like me, with ample time for sight seeing and able to wait a bit longer while commute by train (when compared to by bus or private car), it’s recommended for consideration and trial.

Hopefully in the future will be more trains around the country and abroad.

This is our 2nd time taking the train to Battambang. It is great to experience with a nice scenery. I hope there will be AC option as the fans are not working. You will be very unlucky if your window lock wont open. It would be a free sauna on the train ride. Seeing all the "barang" like a smoked salmon because of humidity and windows that are sealed.😃The same experience with our first ride, the train was full other passengers are seated on the blue plastic chairs. Our 1st experience, due to heavy rain it was not possible to travel in some provinces. From PP to Pursat the Railway Co. arranged a bus ride. From Pursat to Battambang we took the train. The 2nd experience, we would recommend that you arrive early at the 🚆 station, because you still have to locate your seats. And the seat numbers are so tiny.We stopped at PURSAT Station for nearly 3 hours for the staff break. Imagine that..??!!😕 We arrived 12: 30 around 1PM. I asked the staff what time are we leaving to BTB. They said 2PM and when its already 2PM, they said that we are leaving at 3PM because there was a problem with the engine. For few hours waiting we didn't see anyone fixing the engine or offering us a bus ride to head on BTB. We just noticed 2 train staff (perhaps the engine drivers) drinking and enjoying lunch break a little bit more. We left Pursat Station 15:45. Only to figure out the reason for our long wait, was another train is coming through on the opposite side and there is only one train track. It would be better if they explained it to us why we waited so long.😌 The price is reasonable, I think also the train toilets needs a little bit of attention, I pity those passengers who are seated near the toilet.😑 On a positive note, first, the train was very on time leaving from Phnom Penh Station. To our surprise as we condition ourselves everything is late..🙂👍 Second, train staff collecting the rubbish to keep the train tidy, all throughout the journey. Third, the ground staff are friendly 👍. Some my not speak a lot of English, but they made sure, they will assist you. Overall, I hope that many locals will support Royal Railway of Cambodia and hoping to see more improvement. Perhaps, our 2nd train experience is not so lucky as everyone in the coach wanted to arrived on time before the rain and before sunset😕.

That place was massive all kinds of food items but mostly clothing all sizes shoes as well while they'll sell you one of something they are really wholesale to other market vendors. If you like markets and you're in Phnom Penh it's worth a visit

Famous market in Phnompenh🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭 Most of local people here not much foreigners.Stuff here with reasonable price

Orussey market has expanded and modernized so much that I cannot recognize it. When I was a bit, I remember the market was small and not as beautiful and organized as it is today. It's very hot the day I was there in November 2024, imagine the heat in April summer month. So I'm told the best time to go to the market is in the morning or late afternoon after 3 pm. Silly me when shopping around 11 am. 😂

Local market Have food, carpets , speakers, batteries, cloths , watches I came to re-polish my watch glass In front of market there is a shoo that does watch glass polishing @ 3$

The lesser known wet market in Phnom Phen. Only locals come here, which makes this market more interesting than the central market. However it is also mainly a food and ingredients market. If you want a better look into the daily life in Phnom Phen, then you should definitely check it out.

Very big local market. Outside stalls have fruit & vegetables at decent prices. Inside everything from fabric, electronics, hardware, food. Looks like wholesale items. Tip: go early in the morning as it gets crowded.

I loved this market! It’s 3 floors, jam packed with anything and everything. Definitely not for some. The isles between stalls is crammed and the lack of air movement is hectic especially when it’s 39 degrees outside! The food / meat section is definitely not from the squeamish so avoid the back section. Some not so cheap knockoffs. The LV bag shown in the pictures was being sold for $38.

Encountered the delay for 2 hours on the route from Kompot to Phnom Penh without any announcement from the staffs. No one Stand by at the station.

Highly recommend taking the train from Kampot to Sihanoukville

Free style 17-Nov-2024

late train more than 2hours, missed our boat and couldn’t check in so we lost a load of money. not worth the trouble

PP-Kep is awesome but Kep-PP 😥. Please improve your accommodations not only for specific events but everyday.

I went here for the first time, didn't catch the train to anywhere but it's honestly dull as dishwater! The entry area is empty with one tropical plant in the middle. Oh dear, tourists are back now, open up a railway museum and souvenir shop in that empty room, get more display trains for photo taking, create an environment for school field trips.

Don’t forget to take the picture with train 🚞

It's definitely worth a visit. Lots of great stuff. Good prices. You can negotiate too. Gifts galore to take back to family. A real hit. I'm glad I didn't skip this one. Try it and you'll get a different view of things.

I can't recommend the Old Marked to tourists, sorry, this market is for locals, and I respect that. Still, I don't appreciate being seen as a bag of walking money or as something to so obviously ridicule. One of the fruit stands wanted 20000 riel (5 dollars) for a papaya, I tried to joke and say loy tik tik (a little too much money-?) But they weren't interested in any attempt at a fun little haggle, in fact it had the opposite effect- and now they spoke neither Khmer or English. I liked the flower shops and displays - Now it's seven dollars, haha. Also the stench from sewers is bad. Perhaps the unusually sour mood here was due because it was bucketing down - not a lot of loy going around, but more importantly,be cautious ⚠️ of some light-shy individuals hanging around here- guys on motorcycles with black helmets that will not hesitate to snatch your bag at whatever risk that might entail for you, or them! One light shone, though - was one really nice elderly lady drew me in and sheltered me from the rain. That was extremely kind. She gave me a big plastic bag for my drenched belongings. In fact, she scolded her young son/grandson for not having done so immediately🪷. And so, this lone star 🌟 is for her.

Honestly this use to be a pretty buzzling market when I was growing up so like over 20 years ago. Since covid and also a big fire, I don't think it ever recovered. The market is really tiny, very small selection of goods and not many food options. You're better taking a 5 minute walk to Kandal Market instead. But they have a pretty good fruit lane right out front that's open until pretty late.

Interesting place! The Old Market in Phnom Penh is a vibrant hub of activity and culture. It's a great place to experience local life, with a variety of stalls selling everything from fresh produce to unique handicrafts. The atmosphere is lively and colorful, offering a true taste of Cambodian daily life. Highly recommended for an authentic shopping experience!

Cheaper clothing and home utensils than the shopping mall. Some local food choices and even deserts. But can be hot inside.

A good little market serves as a day time alternative near the very busy night. Very much a local market, it has a bit of everything from fruit and veggies to jewelry and cloth. Although it takes up two blocks, it is no where near as big as the Orussy, Russian and Central markets

Went here today with my cousin Which used to be popular in Cambodia,but now it’s quite quiet. And price of the everything they sell it here are a-bit high The restaurant near this market are quite nice and it’s located next to the night market Which after you eat then you can go to the night market and shopping

This is a new community mall in the city. There are still a lot of shops undergoing construction at the moment.

I found my favorite Mart there like aeon Max valu, and Big parking 🅿️ for both motor and car. The open space is just nice and big for you to sit down for relax in the evening until late. Aeon Mart there is big and have everything you need include fresh foods and drinks.

Delicious coffee and good service

Nice place . For coffee time

Good environment and good location for business discussion. And one more thing the point community mall will be the good place for office rental because this location is good and easy to find and fresh for staff.

I went there for Starbuck ! But i'd like to rate for The point Security Guard, he so friendly and warm welcome ! Damn so Helpful ! Love thats

So quiet place

Huge space, but not many stores available yet. As of current reviews, there are only Pizza Company, Lucky Burger, Lucky Mart, and Brown, and a couple more stores.

A cool. Anyways, this place is generic, it's on the edge(North) of the city (and the edge of Tonle Mekong). But, why not count Eden? Why not Aeon Sen Sok? Why do they not count? Everyone: Erm, they aren't North enough?? Me: Shut up, nerds. Anywhom, jokes aside, this mall is... JUUUUUSSSTTT like any other mall that somewhat looks like Chip Mong. It's very big I believe? Everyone else said so! Big waste of money I see. You know, opening up malls in the least populated parts of Phnom Penh(PP... LAUGH ALREADY) never really sounds. Or... Just waste fuel on people that DO want to see what is happening in the North of all directions. Could've been like Aeon Mean Chey. Though, I would think both of them would be sucking the money out of the companies that construct such things as that. (Only if it was like the US). Conclusion? I yapped way too much to know that it's just generic.

A new community mall in Russey Keo District. If you live in that area, can spend your weekend to visit here.

I like how they keep the big trees here. Feel so natural and parking is a bit complicated for now. Let’s see if they improve it later.

Clean, quiet, no many shop opened at the moment, good to come and walk around.

Nice decorations especially Big trees dang !so relaxing .clean toilets perfect for me 👍

Nice have alot space

I searched on telegram but cannot find the group The Peak Cambodia GRR. Is there another group I can join? There are at least 200 of the retail mall owners somewhere. I also bought into the mall and also have not receive rental even though I had opposed to the 1 year deferment. It’s now 1 year and 8 months and still no news. I wrote to them and they just say they will pass on to senior management. I went to Cambodia last year in September to look at the development. It’s completed and you can walk through to see the mall to find your unit but it’s just bare concrete structures. The apartments are open with many Singaporean guests. The offices are completely empty and not rented. Very disappointed and it’s terrible the management don’t give regular updates to buyers. Can’t even sell and this is a terrible investment. When are they going to finally open the mall?????

I purchased a retail unit at The Peak and explicitly informed the management that I do not agree to the deferment or suspension of my Guaranteed Rental Return (GRR). Despite this, I have yet to receive any GRR payments for my unit. I have joined the Telegram Group "The Peak Cambodia Enthusiasts" hoping to connect with other buyers and explore collective actions to address this issue.

Beautiful place with a lot of Chinese people

Has anyone seen any photo of the mall? I know the project has been completed, and some ad said OMEGA is on board. But I did not see any real photos of the mall. I was quite surprised that Oxley has the face to issue the GRR delay letter (Delayed for 1 whole year). Yes the economy has not been so good, but we have paid full cash right? Will there be any late interest to be paid? If there is any group of owners doing collective actions please comment. Thank you.

Regretted to invest on this project! Surprising to receive the request for deferral of the GRR ( Guaranteed Rental ) payment for a period of 12 months up to 30 November 2024. Any buyers of the shopping mall , please leave your comments here. We need to take collective actions.

We’ll visit this place some other time. Looks impressive from where I was standing.

Update : The Peak resume the GRR and I received the money , this gives me and other buyers confidence again. Thanks for the management 👍