International Markets/Supermarkets 
Lucky Market, located on Sihanouk Blvd near Monivong, is the best known international supermarket but Super Pencil on Street 214 and Big A on Monivong also offer similar selections. The smaller Bayon Market on Monivong near the intersection of Kampuchea Krom, often has specialty imported items not found at the bigger places. The supermarkets, though small by international standards, offer a fairly good selection of imported food items, from both Western and Eastern countries, as well as fresh meats, vegetables, fruits and dairy products. There are Cambodian bakeries all over town, with several concentrated near the corner of Kampuchea Krom and Street 107. Western-style baked goods can be found at the bakeries in the InterContinental, The Shop and Comme a la Maison. 

Camory Cookies
Freshly baked ‘designer cookies,’ inspired by Khmer food culture and employing western baking techniques.
#167, Sisowath Quay

Tel: 023-224937

Comme a la Maison
Long-established French bakery and restaurant
#13, Street 57

Tel: 023-360801

Golden Garden (Veggy’s)
Fresh vegetables, fruits, cheeses, imported meats
#23, Street 240

Tel: 023-211534

Lucky Supermarket
International supermarket
#160, Sihanouk Blvd.

Tel: 023-215229

Open Wine
Imported wines and fine spirits, open bottles - wine tasting, French, Italian, Argentinean, Chilean, Spanish and more wines
#219, Street 19 (near Street 240)

Tel: 023-223527

Sorya Market
Phnom Penh’s first true mall shopping. Electronic goods, clothing, restaurants, etc.
Street 63 near Phsar Thmey

Tel: 023-222399

The Shop
Popular western style bakery and deli.
#39, Street 240

Tel: 023-986964

U-Care
Beauty products/Pharmacy
1) #26-28 Sothearos Blvd.

Tel: 023-222399
2) Sihanouk Blvd. (corner Street 55, opposite ANZ Bank)

Photo Shops 
Cambodia does not offer the best film processing in Southeast Asia, but it is good enough for snapshots and pros in a pinch. Most shops have digital camera to CD services and digital print services. For camera equipment and digital cameras, check out one of the shops below or one of the department stores in the new Sorya Market or one of the electronics goods stores near Lucky Market and opposite the front of Phsar Thmey. 

City Color Photo, #123 Monivong, offers photo processing and is one of the few shops in town that does repairs and sells some equipment.

Lhor Penh Chet Photo, #199-201, Charles de Gaulle, Processing, cameras, photographer, digital services (camera to print/CD) 011-821128. Siem Reap Branch: 016-789777

SPK Color Lab at #262 Monivong, offers both color and B&W photo processing.


Tailors and Cobblers 
Many of the boutiques and silk shops listed above offer custom made clothing, especially lady’s clothing - made to order and in unique Asian and Euro-Asian styles. See the Boutique listings. The local tailors in Phnom Penh are not quite as accustomed to foreigners as they are in Thailand but prices are quite reasonable and they can duplicate anything. Several local tailors are on Monivong near Kampuchea Krom and on Sihanouk between Monivong and Norodom. Independent Tailor near Street 59 on Sihanouk is popular men’s tailor. A little English spoken. Consider shopping for fabric at the Russian Market and then taking it to the tailor. Cobblers line Street 166, near Street 107. Shoemaker Dara Shoes (#10, St. 166) well-known and accustomed to dealing with foreigners.

CD/VCD/DVD 
For music and video CD/DVD/VCDs check out the CD stalls on the south side of the Russian Market (Phsar Tuol Tom Poung) or Disc Center on Monivong near Kampuchea Krom or CD World on Sihanouk Blvd near Monivong.

Electronic Goods 
Electronic goods are not particularly inexpensive in Cambodia, but pretty much everything from digital cameras to HD flat screen TVs are available. Check out the stores in the new Sorya Market or one of the electronics goods shops near Lucky Market and opposite the face of Phsar Thmey.