This mall is actually small, but there is a big supermarket inside and no longer needs to negotiate, you can slowly pick no one is harassing, but there are still many tuk tuk drivers looking for guests outside the door. There are not many stores to go shopping, except for the supermarket on the ground floor, there is nothing to go. The location is not bad, you can come and walk around to kill time.
Although I live about 2 kilometers away from the Lucky Mall, I can still keep coming here every day. He is not the best mall I have seen in Siem Reap, but I think the relatively grounded mall has a little bit of a feeling that I have found in mainland China a few years ago. If you ask me if the categories are complete, there is really no way to compare with the big mall next to it. But that was the feeling that made me fully enjoy his presence.
Lucky mall is a shopping mall I often go to during the last two days of the New Calendar. Because it was only in the last two days that I found out that the shopping center was the most grounded in the whole city, although his appearance was not as gorgeous as the others, and the brands inside were not as luxuries. But cost-effective is always what I am a poor travel enthusiast.
Habitually travel to a place will definitely visit the local supermarket. Lucky Mall is the largest shopping center in Siem Reap. It is a little distance walk near the old market. It is recommended to rush to the past $2. The supermarket is not rich in shopping, and it is not a medium-sized hypermarket in China. The price is still a bit expensive, directly above the picture as proof.
Things are neatly arranged and the environment is clean. I heard that it is the largest supermarket here? The price is similar to China, only fruit is cheap. I heard that Cambodia has low income, but in recent years, it has developed rapidly, from the minimum monthly salary of $60 in 2010 to $140 in 2016, and now I heard that the per capita is $170. This income is still relatively low, so this supermarket is basically open to foreign tourists. I bought some dried mangoes, durian sugar, crafts and the like. Most other things are not Cambodian and there is no need to buy them. There is also a shopping mall here, there are some shops upstairs and downstairs.
Re-evaluate lucky mall, there is a miniso on the second floor, China's famous and excellent products, I am really shocked, hahaha, I can see this store in Cambodia is really a little excited, I feel that there are still a lot of people shopping, many locals will also come to shop, angkor water world at the door is also customized for the Chinese.
This mall is actually small, but there is a big supermarket inside and no longer needs to negotiate, you can slowly pick no one is harassing, but there are still many tuk tuk drivers looking for guests outside the door. There are not many stores to go shopping, except for the supermarket on the ground floor, there is nothing to go. The location is not bad, you can come and walk around to kill time.
Although I live about 2 kilometers away from the Lucky Mall, I can still keep coming here every day. He is not the best mall I have seen in Siem Reap, but I think the relatively grounded mall has a little bit of a feeling that I have found in mainland China a few years ago. If you ask me if the categories are complete, there is really no way to compare with the big mall next to it. But that was the feeling that made me fully enjoy his presence.
Lucky mall is a shopping mall I often go to during the last two days of the New Calendar. Because it was only in the last two days that I found out that the shopping center was the most grounded in the whole city, although his appearance was not as gorgeous as the others, and the brands inside were not as luxuries. But cost-effective is always what I am a poor travel enthusiast.
Habitually travel to a place will definitely visit the local supermarket. Lucky Mall is the largest shopping center in Siem Reap. It is a little distance walk near the old market. It is recommended to rush to the past $2. The supermarket is not rich in shopping, and it is not a medium-sized hypermarket in China. The price is still a bit expensive, directly above the picture as proof.
Things are neatly arranged and the environment is clean. I heard that it is the largest supermarket here? The price is similar to China, only fruit is cheap. I heard that Cambodia has low income, but in recent years, it has developed rapidly, from the minimum monthly salary of $60 in 2010 to $140 in 2016, and now I heard that the per capita is $170. This income is still relatively low, so this supermarket is basically open to foreign tourists. I bought some dried mangoes, durian sugar, crafts and the like. Most other things are not Cambodian and there is no need to buy them. There is also a shopping mall here, there are some shops upstairs and downstairs.
Re-evaluate lucky mall, there is a miniso on the second floor, China's famous and excellent products, I am really shocked, hahaha, I can see this store in Cambodia is really a little excited, I feel that there are still a lot of people shopping, many locals will also come to shop, angkor water world at the door is also customized for the Chinese.