Interesting to visit if you like to do what the locals do, though as tourists you'll pay "the price" as a tourist

Cambodians are this market’s primary clientele, which means there’s a lot of inexpensive clothing and jewelry. Although there may be some appealing souvenirs, the Russian market is a much better place for tourists and is probably larger than the Central Market.

Worth a visit to see the building. Not much of interest in the various stalls selling knock-off clothing, electronics and jewelry, but a nice 30 minute stroll is recommended.

Markets or traditional markets in Asia are typically similar from one another but still it was worth the visit since it was not too far from our hotel by the riverside and we got some good bargains for nice souvenirs. For those who love gemstones, don't miss this place, there are heaps of them and really beautiful ones, too.

Full of the usual cheap copies, lots of sparkling jewellery (real or not, who knows) and hawker food. We walked in one entrance and almost straight out the other. Ullo, you want t shirt? You want buy something? What you want? Over it!

there are prices on items and you can still do some bartering - most prices are very reasonable. it is very large and has a large variety of clothing, jewelry and souvenirs

Great place for fresh fruit and flowers or a good and cheap breakfast. I usually check out all the food before I make up my mind. Most places are good. Great place to negotiate prices, always take off 50% -75% asking, also buying multiples helps. Always check quality of product before you buy, buyer beware. All sales are final.

Full of all there is that is good and average in Cambodia.Tat and more Tat. Bargains??????????It is up to you!

This is the place to shop for cheap clothes and trinkets to stuff into your newly purchased luggage bag available anywhere there. Cleaner than Russian market and less stuffy but beware of overpriced goods. Bargain skill is a must