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(Psar Reatrey; St 108 & Sisowath Quay; 5-11pm Fri-Sun)
A cooler al fresco version of Russian
Market, this night market takes place every Friday, Saturday and Sunday evening, if rain
doesn't stop play. Bargain vigorously, as prices can be on the high side. Interestingly, it's
probably more popular with Khmers than foreigners.
Psar Chaa
(St 108; 6am-5.30pm)
This is a scruffy place that deals in household goods, clothes and
jewellery. There are small restaurants, food vendors and jewellery stalls, as well as some
good fresh-fruit stalls outside.
MARKET
Clothing, Silks & Accessories
While the markets are best-known for knock-off clothing, a few shops surrounding Russi-
an Market sell authentic brand-name gear, mostly made in Vietnam. There are also several
boutiques around town specialising in silk furnishings and stylish original clothing, as
well as glam accessories. Many are conveniently located on St 240, Cambodia's answer to
London's King's Rd.
DAH Export
(87 Sihanouk Blvd; 9am-9pm)
This is the biggest and best of the factory overrun outlets,
with an impressive winter collection (North Face Gortex ski jackets for US$99, anyone?),
plenty of kiddie clothing and a prominent location. A lifetime 20% discount kicks in if
you spend US$250.
CLOTHING
Ambre
SILK
( 023-217935; 37 St 178; 10am-6pm)
Leading Cambodian fashion designer Romyda Keth
has turned this striking French-era mansion into an ideal showcase for her stunning silk
collection.
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