Thai Huot Market (MV)

very cool supermarket, they always sell things that other stores don't have. amazing selection of imported coffee, cheese and other stuff. and very nice stuff. it's very nice to shop there!

One of the better supermarkets in Cambodia, which is isn't saying much because I don't think they're very good compared to other parts of Asia but nonetheless it's okay. The best part about it was the wide selection of nuts and grains and bulk materials. See the pictures for details. The prices are a little better than some of the other stores also. Don't go there for fresh food and vegetables, very limited.

It's a pretty good convenience store; or market. It has pretty wide selection of goods, ranging from household goods ( kitchen utensils, soaps and squeegees, etc. ) to baking goods. The price is a bit on the high side, but slightly cheaper than those of a super market. And of course, since it is a convenience store it won't have a huge selection of fruits and veggies as well as it's meat sections, but they do sell different types of salami, prosciutto, pastrami, and sausages as well as some small cuts of smoked meats. Their cheese section though, is pretty big; they've got a large variety of cheese and some that are aged as well and some obscure ones that I don't even know about. Their customer service is pretty good too, and like most shops nowadays they will offer you either a plastic bag for 10 cents or a cardboard box for I don't know how much.

Excellent range of products, friendly staff.

This is a grocery store with a bit of everything. You will find a lot of imported products here. Some of the imported products are from Australia, New Zealand, USA, Singapore, Thailand and China. There is also essential crockeries, stationery, frozen food as well as fresh meat and vegetables. They also have bread. The price is mid-range and the staff, in general, are knowledgeable.

One stop shopping for daily needs, from groceries, frozen stuff, toiletries and childcare. A lot of foreign brands to cater to the number of expats. Generally process are reasonable. Bread are half price after 6.30pm

If you want to taste old nuts, go and buy your nuts @ Thai Huot monivong. Also vegatable and fruit highly overpriced for the medium quality. Bought a pack of six apples, one rotten, rest crumpy, almost over date! Used to be a good place, but now the staff is so arrogant, pity.

Oh my God. Went back to buy hash browns, croquette potatoes and small sweet garden peas after slightly more than a year in 2.5 kg bags. The price has increased by more than 100% and the small sweet garden peas do not exist anymore!