Toul Tompong Market (Russian Market)

It's market. I don't know why it's called Rusian Market. It's completely different from the Rusian Market in HCMC. It's kinda huge real local market. There are all kinds of goods, cloth, machine parts, bike parts, meat, fish, Vegetable, coametic, shoes. Also there is a place to eat.

Its totally worth the ride, works untill 17hrs, entrance 10, the two stands at the first crossing were a hit, one sells the sneakers, sandals and shoes, across there is a stand that sells branded cloths, jeans, vests etc. I wear Hoka sneakers but the one I bought for unbellivable price here, I cant see the difference. Nike, Puma, New Balance, not my thing but my friends bought and say the same, feels good, looks good, totaly worth it. We run at the airports on the same models but the price was different sky high. I wore my pair in Angkor Wat tour, heavy hiking, its winter at my place so I store them until spring. I honestly regret for not buying more for the entire family. This market (Russian) is by far the most important thing I recommend in Phnom Penh, was sceptic at first and repulsed by the smell, but if I ever come back, I will bring a larger suitcase. Happy shopping!

Honestly a very nice market. It is smaller in scale compared to central market. But the stalls here have everything. Mainly souvenirs stuffs. Managed to get some nice paintings also as well. Can spend at least 1 to 1.5hrs here.

The market is huge, a lot of items available here but it was quite messy. You can get lost if you come here for shopping. So make sure to be alert on the exit and shop. The market is a bit hot and have a bad ventilation system. It might be uncomfortable for some people to shop here plus the hygiene of this place can be improved. We didn't shop much here, only just looking through some of the items.

can get very warm if you go during lunch time so wear light clothing and bring a fan with you. many interesting things to see and buy

If you’re after a nice broth, authentic Cambodian noodle soup (kuyteav), this is the place to go. I honestly think it’s the best kuyteav in Phnom Penh. My usual order is glass noodles or thick rice noodles with beef, beef meatballs, and braised pork organs, always hits the spot.

Many stalls sell souvenir and you can bargain with the buyer. I got 3 T-shirt with price 2,5 USD / piece. Also bought several key chains and traditional purses. You can buy many varieties of souvenirs here. On the other side of the market you can also find several food stall and other household / daily groceries

Toul Tompong Market is a must-visit in Phnom Penh for anyone who loves a bit of a treasure hunt! It’s packed with everything from handmade silk and intricate wood carvings to high-street brand overruns at great prices. It’s a bit of a maze and can get quite warm inside, but that’s all part of the authentic experience. I found some amazing souvenirs and local crafts here. Definitely bring your bargaining skills and give yourself plenty of time to explore every corner!