Sorya Center Point’s grand reopening

December 25, 2017

Sorya Center Point’s grand reopening

Khmer Times

Sorya Center Point hosted a big event to mark the reopening of their shopping mall. The event was attended by a lot of VIP guests from the government, private sectors and local media. The former Sorya shopping mall is now the revamped to Sorya Center Point and $5 million was spent of renovations. Its owners say it is now a Khmer-foreign mixed mall with new strategies to attract customers and tourists. Inside Sorya Center Point are display of lots of products such as clothing, computers, electronics, food, beverages, games, toys, beauty products, jewellery, watches cinemas and much more.

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Tags: beauty products, beverages, computers, electronics, food, games, jewellery, lothing, shopping mall, Sorya Center Point, Sorya shopping mall, toys, watches cinemas

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