Kuala Lumpur is bursting with an array of shopping malls, featuring everything from high street fashion, local boutiques, branded retail, and cheap budget finds.
When you stroll into a Kuala Lumpur mall, you will find everything you need under one roof, from bars, restaurants to fashion and onsite attractions, so everyone in the family is satisfied during the day out.
Suria KLCC
Located at the base of the 88-storey, steel-clad Petronas Twin Towers (which rise to 451.9m), the crescent-shaped Suria KLCC is more than just a shopping and dining venture. Opened in 1999, the retail and entertainment complex on the junction of Jalan Ampang and Jalan P. Ramlee houses a plethora of interesting attractions.
Starhill Gallery KL
For a shopping and dining experience, you have Starhill Gallery in Bukit Bintang. Imagine walking around on carpeted floors in ambient lighting while the strains of soft jazz fill your ears.
Opened in 1996, this 250,000 square ft complex has over 100 renowned luxury brands as well as a 50,000 square ft spa and relaxation centre (the Pamper Zone). For foods, you can always visit the food court (Feast Village) on the lower ground area where you can sample food from award-winning restaurants. Otherwise, you can also sit and relax at one of the exclusive cafés surrounding the main concourse.
Standing loud and proud in the heart of Bukit Bintang, Pavilion is the place to be for luxury shoppers and high-end fashionistas. The mall has dedicated itself as Malaysia’s power fashion hub with some of the world’s most sought-after brands such as Givenchy, Cartier and Saint Laurent on full glittering display. It is also home to the annual Kuala Lumpur Fashion Week which showcases the country’s best local designers.
Sunway Pyramid
Sunway Pyramid is 1.7 million-sq ft Egyptian-themed mall adjacent to Sunway Lagoon Theme Park in Bandar Sunway, Subang Jaya. A distinctive retail landmark, it is one of the largest shopping centres in the country and the only one with an indoor ice skating rink. Some of the brands represented at this mall include Coach, Ms. Selfridge, Mango and Timberland.
Bangsar Village I & II
Located in the heart of posh Bangsar neighbourhood, Bangsar Village is a one-stop mall popular among both locals and expats. Bangsar Village I (designed to be family-oriented), has a handful of stores catering to the needs of a growing family, from children’s clothing to home appliances. Bangsar Village II, on the other hand, is for those seeking simple elegance with a selection of contemporary restaurants, curated design goods and luxury fashion brands.
Mid Valley Megamall
The best shopping opportunity is not actually within Bangsar itself, but very near it; the Mid Valley Shopping mall is one of the largest in
Southeast Asia and is arguably the Klang Valley's most popular shopping attraction. From Bangsar, it is a few minutes away using a large flyover that cuts across the smaller Bangsar roads that lead to other areas.
Plaza Low Yat
Gadget geeks and tech lovers nerd it out at Plaza Low Yat. Serving as
Malaysia’s largest IT and lifestyle mall, Plaza Low Yat is a 9-floor complex that offers the world’s latest gadgets, from laptops and computers to smartphones and cameras. If your battery drains after spending hours browsing through the maze of electronics shops, there are plenty of eateries to help you recharge.
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