Cost Of Everyday Things - The Definitive Guide to Moving to Southeast Asia: Cambodia - page 117

1kg of flour: $3.50
Bottle of shampoo: $1.50 (non brand)
A dozen eggs: $1.20
Litre of petrol: $1.40
There are also many smaller markets in Phnom Penh where you can buy good (and some-
times harder-to-find) items. They include:
The Food Pantry: No. 25Z, Street 105 and 42, Street 178.
Thai Hout : No. 99-105 Monivong Boulevard.
Veggy's: No. 23, Street 240.
Natural Garden : No. 213B, Street 63 (near Street 322).
Dan Meats : No. 51A, Street 214.
Le Duo deli: No. 17, Street 228.
Comme a la Maison French deli: No. 15, Street 57 (near Street 294).
Chocolate by The Shop: 317 Street 63, between St 322 and 334.
Other costs of daily life in Cambodia include the following:
Housecleaner :Wepay$45foracleanertocleanourtwo-bedroomapartmentonceaweek,
and have friends who pay $120 per month for full time work (five days a week). Some-
times the housecleaner will also cook for the family.