Best place for a Haircut in PP

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Best place for a Haircut in PP

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Back in town and in need of a trim,
anyone with any recommendations of a decent place to get a reasonably priced gents cut?
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Tokyo Barber Shop
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$1 on St 13 near Kandal Market
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That's cheap timmydownawell.

Even cheaper than my go-to place, near Deum Thkov Roundabout on street 163 next to the coconut sellers, 5,000r.
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PSD-Kiwi wrote:Tokyo Barber Shop
Without any doubt! Only a few dollars, and you might even have fun, Lambo.

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I lost a dollar at Tokyo Barbershop.

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Can I swap $500000 for R2500000000
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Massage there can be fun too.
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St 19 between Sts 154 and 148 - near Asia Tune on the Canby map in the Visitors Guide to Phnom Penh. There are two or three barbers along there. About 8000r.
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Place across street from Modern int School near Psar Daem Kor....

For 8000R I get a haircut and the oil changed in my moto.

My monthly ritual.

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I've never had problems finding good haircuts here. Only once did a kid completely shave my hair off... Usually if you just tell then you want a trim they get it. Every neighborhood I've loved in, I've been able to find a great local guy. I went to Tokyo once or twice but didn't get the hype. You can get the same quality and service anywhere else for a fraction of the price. So basically, just walk into any place...
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