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Cafés in 7 Makara & Olympic

The Olympic Stadium, Orussey Market and neighborhood coffee on Nehru Boulevard and Streets 107 and 182.

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Prampir Makara means Seventh of January. At 2.21 km², with 71,092 residents in 2019, it is the most densely populated khan in Phnom Penh, and its eight sangkats are Monorom, Mittapheap, Veal Vong, Boeung Prolit and Orussey I to IV.1

The khan lies between Daun Penh and Toul Kork, and its cafés are spread thinly through the residential streets, with small groups on Kampuchea Krom Boulevard (128), Sok Hok Street (107) and Streets 152 and 232, and the Olympic Stadium on the southern edge.

Local tip: Walk the top of the Olympic Stadium stands in the morning or evening, then take breakfast or an early dinner at Norry Cafe or Well Coffee, both open until 20:00.3

At a glance

46Cafés listed
4With opening hours
06:00Earliest opening
21:00Latest closing
  • Opens earliest: Norry Cafe, from 06:00 (Daily 06:00–20:00).
  • Closes latest: Ken Café, until 21:00 (Daily 06:30–21:00).
  • Most common features: wi-fi (9%), open by 6am (4%), smoke-free indoors (2%).

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Coffee chains in 7 Makara & Olympic

The Olympic Stadium

Vann Molyvann designed the National Sports Complex, built from 1963 and finished in 1964, and shaped the site by moving 500,000 m³ of earth; the stadium holds 30,000 people.2 It hosted the GANEFO games from 25 November to 6 December 1966.2

In November 1965, North Korea beat Australia there twice in World Cup qualifiers, before crowds of 60,000 and 55,000. A 2023 renovation fitted about 25,000 individual seats to meet FIFA and AFC rules.2

Residents use the grounds for daily exercise and football, and the swimming pools and diving boards, restored in 2017, open to the public every day.2 In the evening, a walk around the top of the stands is worthwhile.3

Kampuchea Krom Boulevard and Street 105

B.O coffee and Blu Coffee are on Kampuchea Krom Boulevard (128), one of the main roads through the khan. Noir Coffee Yukunthor, at 370 Oknha Nou Kan Street (105), belongs to the local Noir chain, whose iced condensed-milk coffee is the usual local order.4 Domrey Kmao Cafe is in Building A of Borei Keila on Street 211, Srey Mao Cafe at 35B Street 223, and MK Coffee at 64 Street 221.

Orussey Market and the streets around it

Orussey Market is a working Cambodian market with inexpensive produce, where locals shop.3 For souvenirs and clothing, the Russian Market has the more reasonable prices.5

Ken Café at S2-24 Oknha Tep Phan Street (182) opens 06:30–21:00 with Wi-Fi. Diamond Coffee at 182AEO Sok Hok Street (107) keeps shorter hours, 09:00–18:00 Monday to Saturday and 09:00–16:00 on Sunday, and BEAN BOX Coffee is on the same street at 268C.

Early coffee on Nehru Boulevard and Street 109

Two cafés here open at 06:00 sharp: Norry Cafe on Nehru Boulevard (215), and Well Coffee at No. 1 Street 109, which is smoke-free. Both serve until 20:00 and offer Wi-Fi.

Other neighborhood stops include Coffman on Street 198, Cafe Umbrella and A-50 Café on Street 232, Café au Lait and DS Coffee N Bistro on Street 134, and Twin Coffee and NomPao Bak Touk, which share 5d Street 152.

Getting around and the rains

Grab and PassApp both cover the khan, and TADA runs electric tuk-tuks booked through its own app.3 The rains run from May to November, driven by the southwest monsoon, and peak in September, which averages 270.9 mm.6 In the rains, showers tend to arrive in the late afternoon.3

Sources

  1. Prampir Makara District, Wikipedia, accessed October 2026
  2. Phnom Penh Olympic Stadium, Wikipedia, accessed October 2026
  3. Phnom Penh travel guide, Wikivoyage, accessed October 2026
  4. Phnom Penh's Best Coffee Shops & Cafes in 2026, Lost Plate, accessed October 2026
  5. 24 hours in Phnom Penh: What to see, do and eat in the Cambodian capital (October 2025), The National, accessed October 2026
  6. Phnom Penh, Wikipedia, accessed October 2026
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FAQ

7 Makara & Olympic cafés: questions

What can you do at Phnom Penh's Olympic Stadium in 7 Makara?

Residents use the Olympic Stadium grounds for daily exercise and football, and the pools and diving boards, restored in 2017, open to the public every day. In the evening a walk around the top of the stands is worthwhile. Vann Molyvann designed the stadium, finished in 1964, and it holds 30,000 people.

Which cafés in 7 Makara, Phnom Penh, open early?

Norry Cafe on Nehru Boulevard (215) and Well Coffee at No. 1 Street 109 open at 06:00 and close at 20:00, and Well Coffee is smoke-free. Ken Café on Oknha Tep Phan Street (182) opens at 06:30 and stays open until 21:00. Diamond Coffee on Sok Hok Street starts later, at 09:00.

What does Prampir Makara mean in Phnom Penh?

Prampir Makara means Seventh of January. The khan, often written 7 Makara, covers 2.21 km² and had 71,092 residents at the 2019 census, which makes it the most densely populated district in Phnom Penh. Its eight sangkats are Monorom, Mittapheap, Veal Vong, Boeung Prolit and Orussey I to IV.

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