It is your typical Asian large market with sections for clothes, meats, fruits and vegetables, cloth, etc. The only unique part of it was it had a section for vehicle parts whcih I found kind of cool. Inside, it's stuffy and there's water on the floor in the meat market. It's a cool experience if you've never been to this kind of market before, but definitely not the nicest market we've been to.

The Russian Market in Phnom Penh is a bustling hub of activity and a haven for bargain hunters. With a wide array of goods from traditional Cambodian crafts to trendy apparel, it's a place where negotiation skills can be put to good use to secure amazing deals. The market's vibrant atmosphere, coupled with its diverse selection of merchandise, makes for an authentic and enjoyable shopping experience. Whether you're searching for unique souvenirs or just soaking up the local culture, the Russian Market is a must-visit destination that offers both value and variety in the heart of Phnom Penh.

Love the russian market but beware that it feeling like 1000000 degrees in there and you will feel like you are being suffocated if you go in the middle of the day when it is really hot! I would recommend going in the afternoon or morning but it does close at 4:30. Most of them sell the same things and shop around to find the cheapest price. They will also try and make you feel bad by telling you that they are your first customer (its not true). Love this place tho

Large market selling everything from food, knock off clothes & shoes, souvenirs & trinkets. Very confined and hot. I found the Wet market section very overwhelming. The smell mixed with people, body odour and heat was too much for me. Prices were higher than at the Phnom Penh Night market

A bustling hub of items being sold under a shanty looking building that hides a honey comb of market stalls selling everything imaginable. Very hot in summer and advisable to avoid the meat and fish area if you have a sensitive nose. Plenty of bargains to be found and make sure you barter to get the price down. Easy to get lost inside and can be fun finding your way back to where you first started.

The Russian is a great spot for souvenir shopping and experiencing local life. The market is bustling with vendors selling everything from handcraft to street food. It can be a bit overwhelming due to crowds, but it is worth a visit for the unique finds and vibrant atmosphere.

The markets were interesting with the raw meat stalls with flies hanging around. It was very cramped area with lots of stalls with same products particularly with jewellery. They were reluctant to barter very much but their prices were expensive.

The Russian Market was a fun place to explore, full of vendors selling clothes, crafts, souvenirs, and delicious street food. I picked up some unique gifts and enjoyed the lively atmosphere. Be prepared to negotiate for the best prices!

The Russian Market is a vibrant place for souvenirs, crafts, and clothes. I picked up a few gifts between meetings and enjoyed bargaining with the friendly vendors. Don’t leave without trying some local street food—it’s part of the experience!

The Russian Market was bustling with energy and filled with great finds—from handmade crafts to clothes and souvenirs. We enjoyed the art of bargaining and tasting local street food. It’s a must-visit for an authentic market experience.