Which are the cheapest supermarket chains in Cambodia?

Lucky Supermarket.
Aeon Supermarket.
Bayon Market.
Thai Huot, Thai Huot BKK1.
The Providore.
Super Duper.
Veggy's.
Natural Garden.

Does Cambodia have grocery stores?
What can I buy in Cambodia?
Who owns Super Duper Cambodia?
What can you buy in Phnom Penh?
How much is an apple in Cambodia?
What can we do in supermarket?
What should you not do in Cambodia?
Are things cheap in Cambodia?
What can I bring home from Cambodia?
Can I wear shorts in Cambodia?
Is it safe to eat street food in Cambodia?
What are the beliefs of Cambodia?

Does Cambodia have grocery stores?

Despite Cambodia's status as a developing country, its grocery stores are, compared to many neighboring countries, fantastic.

What can I buy in Cambodia?

10 Wonderful Things You Can Only Buy In Cambodia

Krama. You'll spot the krama everywhere you go because this multi-purpose scarf is the national symbol of Cambodia and used by all. ...
Rice wine with snake inside. This super-strong alcohol is produced by infusing a whole snake in locally-brewed rice wine. ...
Kampot pepper. ...
Purses made from trash. ...
Silverware. ...
Palm sugar. ...
Carvings.

Who owns Super Duper Cambodia?

“We know not everybody wants to shop in the middle of the night, but for people who have no time in the day, this is convenience,” said the company's owner, Canadian-born Kirk MacManus. Even during the day, Super Duper's long aisles and well-stocked shelves impress.

What can you buy in Phnom Penh?

The Best Souvenirs and Foods to Buy Back from Cambodia

Cambodian Krama. Krama is the typical scarf of the Cambodian. ...
Cambodian Silver Products. ...
Sculpture Reproduction. ...
Textiles. ...
Betal Nut Boxes.

How much is an apple in Cambodia?

Food prices from our Cost of Living Section

Markets	Edit
Chicken Fillets (1 lb)	1.88$
Beef Round (1 lb) (or Equivalent Back Leg Red Meat)	4.72$
Apples (1 lb)	1.80$
Banana (1 lb)	0.62$

What can we do in supermarket?

22 Fun Things To Do At The Supermarket Or Grocery Store

Ride on the back of the shopping cart. ...
Act like a TV cooking show judge to the free samples. ...
Overreact to a lottery/scratch-off winning. ...
Give unwanted cooking advice to strangers. ...
Buy things that probably shouldn't go together.

What should you not do in Cambodia?

13 Things Not To Do In Cambodia

Avoid Carrying Single Currency.
Don't Go For Elephant Rides.
Avoid Drinking Tap Water.
Avoid Feeding Or Giving Money To The Beggars.
Do Not Disrespect Monks.
Don't Take Your Skin For Granted.
Don't Rely Totally On Internet.
Strolling Casually Into The Temples Isn't Allowed.

Are things cheap in Cambodia?

Cambodia is a very cheap travel destination, even by Southeast Asian standards. It's not difficult to find comfortable hotels at a reasonable cost. Food is also quite cheap and in the main tourist towns there are many restaurants eager to please the visiting crowds.

What can I bring home from Cambodia?

Make Great gifts or Souvenirs to bring back from Cambodia, Unique Souvenirs.

Cambodian or Vietnamese Coffee Maker/Filter.
Traditional Garments “Krama Scarves”
Artistic Quilts.
Cost effective Cotton T shirts.

Can I wear shorts in Cambodia?

Although wearing shorts and a T-shirt is fine for tourists, you should try not to cause locals to feel embarrassed by your attire. Avoid short shorts, miniskirts, tight yoga pants, or other clothing that is too revealing.

Is it safe to eat street food in Cambodia?

Every afternoon Cambodian students sit down to enjoy some of their country's most delicious dishes: its street food. ... The safest street foods are those that are cooked in front of you and served hot, which kills off bacteria. And despite what you may have heard, the ice in Cambodia is generally safe to consume.

What are the beliefs of Cambodia?

Religion. Cambodia is predominantly Buddhist with 80% of the population being Theravada Buddhist, 1% Christian and the majority of the remaining population follow Islam, atheism, or animism.