Cost Of Everyday Things - The Definitive Guide to Moving to Southeast Asia: Cambodia - page 116

Fancy dinner for two: $30 will get you a really good meal in a nice western restaurant with
drinks.
Cheap dinner for two: You can get a great meal in some of the local hang bais (small
restaurants), beer gardens, and Chinese dumpling houses for less than $10 for two, with
drinks. At a local Cambodian market or street side food stand, you can get two meals for
less than $5.
Apples: $2.50/kg
Carrots: $1.10/kg
Head of lettuce: 25 cents
Tomatoes: $1/kg
Mangoes: $1.10/kg (50c/kg from a street vendor)
A hand of bananas: $1
1kg pork: $8 for pork loin
1kg chicken: $4.50 for chicken breast
1kg beef: $9
Block of tofu: 45 cents
Packet of cat food: $2.35 (480g packet of Whiskas)
Six-packet of toilet paper (two-ply): $1.50
Tin of infant formula: $5 for 400g
Single serve tub of yoghurt: 30 cents
Bowl of noodles: $1 for a bowl of noodles covered in chopped taro spring rolls at the Rus-
sian market
Can of Coca-Cola: 25 cents
Burger from a fast-food joint: $1.30
Home delivered family pizza: $6 - $8 for medium-large pizza from Nike Pizza (plus tip)
1kg rice: from $1 - $3.90 (depending on the type of rice)
500 g packet of laundry powder: 95 cents
Bottle of fish sauce: $1.95 (750 ml)
Tube of toothpaste: $1.20 (Colgate)
Packet of tampons: $3.40 for 16
Packet of sanitary napkins: $2 for 18
Packet of condoms: $2 for 2
Packet of pasta: $1.50
Bottle of ready-made pasta sauce: $4.20 (730g Ragu)
Bottle of wine: $10 (Wyndham Estate chardonnay)
Packet of fancy crackers: $3.05
Imported fancy cheese: $6.30 (18 oz goat cheese)
Plastic wrap: $2.30