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Phsar Leu Market is a point of interest, located at 7 Makara St, Krong Preah Sihanouk, Cambodia

Location :
7 Makara St, Krong Preah Sihanouk

Added by Jopie, at 09 February 2017

Opening Hours

  • Monday 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Sunday 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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24 Reviews

  • Rady Kung
    08 April 2018

    Better deal if we come to buy seafood here, yet you need to have skill in bargaining and scaling

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  • Roberto Lamoureux
    03 April 2018

    It is a must on a rainy day ; a real bazaar but not for the weak noses when it comes to the wet food sectionOn a sunny day, well, why not but, more smelly, hehe you might find a nice souvenir or a great snack, even a very cheap cup of coffeeand much more.

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  • Nick Smith
    18 February 2018

    I found it difficult to find using my phone and having to stop periodically to check my location.
    But I got there
    I really enjoy local markets and this has a bit of everything. If you have moved to Sihanoukville you can equip a lot of your home here, get clothing or simply your meat, fruit and veg.
    Big like.

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  • Myoura KANG
    02 February 2018

    The biggest market in town till this 2018, There are many fresh food as sea foods, fruit and more. Sea foods are good in the morning, but the price also a bit hight depend on fresh foods too. The price need to talk, because they don't set a good fixed price.

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  • Supriyo Mondal
    03 January 2018

    Very good for raw material. Its cheaper than other shops. But only thing is everyone knows khmer only, so you have to manage. There is few money exchange shop inside the market, you can give dollar and take Riels, this is good for purchasing items, because all the items are priced in Riel.

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  • SKKY SK
    02 January 2018

    A good place to get just about anything specially for locals. Quite crowded during holiday seasons. Not much parking space for cars.

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  • Sean
    23 December 2017

    Dry goods and wet market catered mostly to locals. You can find quite a few nice and cheap street food! Nice experience but nothing much for foreigners in general but good place to head for breakfast if you're in the vicinity.

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  • Mong Sowaththara
    22 December 2017

    It's hard to rate this market. Because in a world of super markets this place is an old fashion market with all of the old fashion thing u would expect in Cambodia. If I were to compare this to a place in Phnom Penh it would end the Russian Market. You can find anything from clothing to ingredients to make dishes at home. There r restaurant there as well, not the well known modern restaurants though. They r small shops. The hygiene is not very good though as u would come to expect from places like this. U could easily get lost in this place to be careful.

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  • Simon S
    07 December 2017

    Very nice market where you can buy almost everything. Souveniers, food,
    clothes, even fresh meat and fish if you are brave enough. Easy to get lost, though, so remember where you entered.

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  • Forest Austin
    23 November 2017

    The big market in town, anything and everything you might want and don't want is there. You will be overcharged if you are a foreigner. Have fun bargaining and remember it is all part of the wonderful experience of cambodia.NOTE, certain things are best bought at local stores like a floor fan for example, you will get the right price and better quailty.

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  • Sadeth Cheng
    29 October 2017

    Great place to shop like the locals.Of course, don't expect a western-style shopping experience, and a may be a little chaotic for newcomers. Learn to haggle. Breakfast is amazing here with noodle soup and rice porridge.

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  • Robert Caig
    28 October 2017

    Very busy, popular market. Particularly with seafood, you can also buy fresh seafood and have it cooked to your liking at one of the stores across the road.

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  • Fujiwara Sai
    15 October 2017

    It's local wet Market. You can get cheap grocery & fresh seafood here.

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  • Bunnaro Kep
    20 September 2017

    It was amazing to be here there are several kind of sea food. The product is fresh and natural.

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  • Namcham Thiumai
    21 August 2017

    You'll get here all kinds of things ranging from a variety of green and fresh vegetables and fruits, to all kinds of sea food, clothes-both first & second hand, electronic gadgets, gold and silver jewelries. You can drop in here for a quick window shopping or a long shopping and get to taste some delicious Khmer traditional food and soups in the stalls, or walk around and try your hand bargaining hard for some souvenirs to bring home, or spend your time taking pictures or pamper yourself with a pedicure & manicure or get a new hair color at the salon (especially for the ladies) in this one-stop all variety marketing complex.

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  • Svay Borin
    03 August 2017

    Fresh seafood sold there. But you have to bargain the price.

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  • Rupe Sutton
    28 July 2017

    It's a large local market, offering all sorts of stuff, from live chickens to t-shirts.but, it's dark, hot, smelly, full of flies and mozzies, if you can get past all that, cheap stuff.

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  • Tony Hobbs
    30 June 2017

    One of the better markets around, loads of choice, relatively easy to navigate (no constant ducking) and not over hot. English is scarce but people are helpful - they want your sale. Not touristic.

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  • Chantra Be
    27 June 2017

    You can go to this market to buy fresh food for cook for your family. It's a popular local market to most Cambodian visitors, whose visit Sihanoukville, they mostly go to this market to buy grabs and other food and eat at the beach.

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  • Matas Vaitkevicius
    25 March 2017

    Most cost efficient place to get food in Sihanoukville

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  • Marilyn Paradina
    22 March 2017

    Wet and dry goods are sold here. Also all kinds of jewelries both local and from Vietnam. Prices are more cheaper than Phnom Penh esp. if you know how to haggle. Lots of souvenir shops to choose from if planning to buy souvenirs and presents to take home. Seafoods and shelfish are in abundance too; from king crabs to lobsters and prawn. Also, all kinds of vegetables are readily available. Normally crowded in the morning esp. during holidays.

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  • Sovann Vathana Lay
    10 March 2017

    Traditional wet market, famous for its fresh seafood. There are more to see and to buy. Also, get your bargain skill up. You'd expect crowd in the morning, noon and afternoon. There is an outside vendor who provides to boil your seafood for a small fee.

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  • Tony Brown
    19 February 2017

    Busy local market and environs. I ate some delicious chicken and noodle soup. Not really a place to buy souvenirs. Has gold stores, lots of clothing and household items etc.

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  • Alireza Sheybat
    16 February 2017

    Typical market in Cambodia. Cheaper than Phnom Penh. Can buy live king prawns. Try to negotiate the price normally to half what they ask.
    Also good to buy souvenirs.

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