Malaysia Shopping

Theme: Department Store


	KLCC: Modern life

By THLIN

on September 19, 2004

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Just like any other shopping centre in the world, KLCC offer wild range of selection. You can buy traditional stuff to modern fashion. But be aware of the pickpocket. My newly bought shirt was stiolen inside KLCC when I had meal.

Malaysia Rimggie only.

Theme: Department Store

Directions: Take underground to KLCC station.


	Kuala Lumpur/Petaling Jaya: Shopping in Malaysia is Kuala Lumpur/Petaling Jaya

Updated By 31Aug

on December 15, 2006

by 31Aug
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Christmas'06 at Midvalley Mega
Mall

Suria KLCC, Petronas Twin Towers (KL)
Midvalley Mega Mall (KL)
One Utama (KL)
Ikea/Ikano Power Centre/The Curve (KL)
Sunway Pyramid (PJ)

All there is in a shopping mall.

Theme: Other


	Low Yat Plaza: THE place to go shopping for Electronics

By SanguiniA

on December 15, 2004

This place is really famed for the electronics - and you won't be disappointed - there is really plenty to choose from and are all ultra modern!

What really impressed me was the floor on which they were selling computers - it was packed and there were plenty of stalls outside selling computers as if selling sweets in the market - incredible. Computers - of all shapes, sizes and specifications were on display and my jaws dropped when I saw the prices - real cheap!
Everyone was distributing flyers with the latest crazy offers!

Any gadget you need you can buy from here - there are even plenty of mobile phones (no need to buy with a contract).

As in the rest of Malaysia, rest assured that you will find plenty of English speaking shopkeepers ready to help you make your purchase!

Theme: Computers and Electronics


	Malacca: Shooping using Philippine Peso

By mimay

on August 16, 2006

all kinds of souvenirs from t-shirts, keychains, handicrafts, bag etc

in buying things from the souvenir shops, they allow paying in philippine peso

Theme: Local Craft

Address: Malacca, Malaysia


	Malaysia's number one: Malaysia's number one

By l_joo

on December 27, 2004

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Malaysia's number one hypermarket, the Giant. This is Malaysia's number one undoubtedly, tourists might want to buy something here.

Theme: Other


	Market district downtown: Bargains for Knockoffs

By trvlhke

on December 24, 2004

This is a market specializing in knockoff name brand purses, jewelry, and some clothing. Most of the booths have the same things so it's more about what you want to pay and who gives the best price.

Polo shirts, watches, perfume, jewelry, wallets and purses

I'm not a seasoned bargainer so I had coworkers do my haggling. Just have a price in mind and walk away if you need to.

I got some 'Gucci' watches for US$3 and a wallet for about $10. Beware though. It wasn't until I got home that I found out that the Timberland wallet I bought my boyfriend said "Timberlard" on it. You get what you pay for right?

Theme: Discount Store


	Old days Indian shop: Old days Indian shop

By l_joo

on December 27, 2004

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Early days Indian shop is a must when you visit Malaysia, please don't look for big modern shops, try some of these Indian shops of old days. These shops sell mostly newspapers, cigarettes, soft drinks, magazines, etc.

Theme: Other


	Petaling Street, Chinatown: Bargain! Bargain!

Updated By honeymoon4ever

on March 23, 2007

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Petaling Street

Everything you need to buy here for cheap costs,you'll see here. Better know how to bargain, even 50% off will do!

Theme: Discount Store

Address: Petaling Street, Chinatown

Directions: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia


	Petronas Towers Shopping Complex: Trendy Shopping in KL

Updated By SanguiniA

on December 15, 2004

by SanguiniA
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Modern ceiling of the
shopping complex

Coming from a really small island, any shopping experience is daunting for me in major cities - Kuala Lumpur was no exception.

This shopping complex is very popular, being situated in KL's major tourist attraction - the mighty Petronas Towers.

The complex is very elegant, and there are a range of stores where you can buy virtually anything, perfumes, clothes, sportswear and sportsgear, electronics, cds, furniture and the list goes on and on.

Prices are good compared to Europe, but not as cheap as Thailand or China.

If you are done shopping there are also various restaurants and bars where you can enjoy a good meal and relax your tired limbs - believe me you'll need it!

Look out for the small stalls selling souvenirs, especially if you need something quick before you go - especially tiny (sometimes even twinking) Petronas Towers.