Lots of tourist markets, boutiques, jewellers and craft
shops in Siem Reap can help to make shopping here a really satisfaction. There
are many supermarkets in city however, and you will be surprised at what you
could purchase inside them. There are two big supermarkets near each other in
the northern end of Sivatha
Boulevard , "Lucky Market within the Lucky
Mall and Angkor Market". There are also the smaller 24 Hour Market on
Sivatha, at the very end of Pub Street, and the Apsara Market on Wat Bo Road.
The Angkor Trade Centre at the riverfront near Old Market
has also a small supermarket inside which could serve most people's
requirements. Angkor Market is absolutely the best, although being small
compared to Lucky Supermarket. A small problem is that pet food is much more
expensive here. Angkor Supermarket is locally owned, and the employees at the
shelves are super-friendly and helpful if you're stuck for anything. Employees
in the shop floor goes straight to the shelves, if you have any questions.
Angkor Market has the largest wine selection. However, no
matter if you are seeking for batteries, food, drinks, magazines and newspapers,
stationery, toiletries and cosmetics, or more practical things like, for
instance Tupperware, it's all here too. The Lucky supermarket in Lucky Mall is
far larger than Angkor Supermarket, it shares space in the mall along with
other shops which could make going here the best idea. On the ground floor is a
uCare pharmacy, a few cell phone network operators, several ATMs, Bambou
Indochine clothing shop, plus a very attractive souvenir shop called Iris. Upstairs
there's a division store, and you could purchase a variety of electronics at
the top floor.
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