Made in Cambodia Market

Loved everything about it. The shops, proprietors, wares & goodies on sale. 3 shops stood out for me, the teddy bear shop right at the entrance, the shop selling hand made cards & note books and lastly the art shop owned by Morn Chear, all 3 are persons with disabilities. Thought looking at their wares, it looks to me like super-abilities! Not a big venue. Crowd was thin (late July), allowed for time to browse at ease. It is sheltered and out of the sun. Some are shops while some are stalls. Good for a visit.

Give back to the locals at this fabulous makers market. The items here are unique and you’re giving back to the artisans as opposed to night market/pub street area where everything is the same and mass produced.

Great spot to shop for authentic non-mass market souvenirs. Found a shop that sold small stone statues - exactly what I was looking for. Other places had jewelry, artwork, leather, crafts. If you’re tired of every other night market stand selling the same thing, check this place out. Highly recommended.

The best market i’ve been to, to be honest. My only problem right mow is that i’ve bought some things from the market near pub street! This is exactly the place i was looking for. We usually look for suvenir in museums or galleries , since they tend to be more quality but are often expensive. Here we found a lot of great things at fair prices from people actually producing them, not selling the same elephant pants that i’ve seen everywhere in 4 countries already.

This is an amazing display of local Cambodian made products. Anywhere from recycled cans to tires to weaved hemp products. It is simply an amazing display of artistry. The perfect place to get souvenirs for back home that are more meaningful than cheaply made products imported. The women and men are so lovely here and are willing to offer you lower prices even though it’s worth the price they asked for. This is a must visit when coming to Sam Reid. I would choose this over the old market any day.

Certainly enjoyed this market over the Old Market as local handmade, unique items were available, many with reasonable prices already posted. It was a more laid back environment as many of the shop owners let you browse at your leisure and then answering any questions about their products.

Visited this market & was pleasantly surprised how there was no hard sales push. All store owners were happy to talk to you about their products & I had some lovely conversations. The quality of products is very good.

We went here to see the items and I was slightly disappointed there were not prices on most items. To be fair, I wasn’t at all disappointed in the quality of the products but many markets like this in other countries have priced items so people can clearly see without having to bargain and go thru all the hullabaloo that happens in the night markets of Asia. I didn’t find this until I had already bought a bunch of items in other museums and markets so maybe they need more marketing with the hotels or something too. I love the idea of this kind of market… but as a business it still needs some work.