Toul Tompong Market (Russian Market)

“A hidden gem I always make time to visit whenever I’m in Phnom Penh. It offers a great selection of local souvenirs and delicious snacks, with the lively charm of a traditional Asian market. There’s always something interesting to discover, and it never disappoints. Highly recommended for anyone visiting the city.”

“A clean and extensive flea market that serves as a straightforward source for souvenirs shopping. For Singaporean context, it resembles Bugis Street. They do have plenty of vintage items here for sale for those interested.”

“Absolutely amazing in every sense of the word. The Russian Market is a large indoor space with various narrow, maze-like corridors filled with mysterious shops, each capable of keeping you entertained for a while. From second-hand stores to wooden products, paintings, household items, and things like traditional spoons, cups, and more (I myself bought a beautiful pair of wooden chopsticks). Outside this indoor area, there’s a street market selling vegetables and fruits that is truly astonishing. Very cheap and visually stunning. I tasted a few new fruits at this market, bought them right there, and ate them. The people are kind, and everything is incredibly affordable.”

“It's market. I don't know why it's called Rusian Market. It's completely different from the Rusian Market in HCMC. It's kinda huge real local market. There are all kinds of goods, cloth, machine parts, bike parts, meat, fish, Vegetable, coametic, shoes. Also there is a place to eat.”

“Authentic market, especially the food part. In the fashion area you might be able to get a good bargain. Nice to stroll around for a while.”