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Lucky Supermarket

Lucky Supermarkets is the biggest nationwide retailer in Cambodia. The one on Sihanouk Boulevard will make you think you've stepped through a portal to a supermarket in Australia or the United States.

Getting there: all around the city
Hours: Closed · opens 9 am
Weekly hours
Mon 9 am–10 pm
Tue 9 am–10 pm
Wed 9 am–10 pm
Thu 9 am–10 pm
Fri 9 am–10 pm
Sat 9 am–10 pm
Sun 9 am–10 pm
Website: facebook.com (opens in a new tab)

Mon	9 am–10 pm
Tue	9 am–10 pm
Wed	9 am–10 pm
Thu	9 am–10 pm
Fri	9 am–10 pm
Sat	9 am–10 pm
Sun	9 am–10 pm

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Listing from Wikivoyage: Phnom Penh, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Updated 28 Sept 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.

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