If you want cheap clothes, shoes, everything - go to Sungei Wang/BB Plaza. You can reach it via Bukit Bintang Monorail station. However, be warned - caters mostly to local fashion trends, which may not be everyone's style. Stripes anyone? There is, however, a local designer corner - quite nice clothes. It's at a corner on the 3rd or 4th floor, beside a chinese style cafe.
Written Feb 6, 2007
Address: Bukit Bintang
It is indeed a shopping paradise for crazy shopper like me. They have Berjaya Times Square, Lot 10, KL Plaza, Low Yat Plaza, BB Plaza, Sungei Wang etc. And the best place for shopping of course is the BB Plaza/Sungei Wang (They are linked). It is the most happening shopping centres among all.
What to buy: You can find everything from Clothes, Shoes, Accessories, Electrical Applicances, Handphone, Salon, etc.
What to pay: Less than SGD40 for a top and sometimes bottom. A pair of leather shoe for men cost less than SGD100.
Written Jan 8, 2007
Address: Bukit Bintang
The name of the Optical Shop is "NO EYE LOOK". (unique name right? especially if you convert the word into Cantonese)
It's a new shop in Sg Wang Complex. The shop consist of a wide range of new and trendy frame of glasses. Very unique and modern too but suits the medium age and elderly as well.
You wouldn't be disappointed.
What to buy: Bifocal Glasses or Normal Glasses.
They give good quality glasses.
Professional Service.
What to pay: For a good bifocal glasses - just the lens alone is in the range of RM700 (where in Australia etc you have to pay an approximate AUD$800. The frame range from RM128 to RM198 with one year warranty from discolouration.
Other range of glasses exclude bifocal - the provide package price based on the price of frame you choose, it range from RM98 to RM198.
Sunglasses will be charged differently though as the lens will be colour, which requires extra charges.
Written Nov 9, 2006
Address: 6th Floor Sg Wang Plaza, Bukit Bintang
I found this street (Bukit Bintang) to have many great shopping malls. One of the best times to visit is at night when all of the lights and big TV screens make for a great atmosphere. There are also a lot of places to eat along here and its worth checking out a few side streets where there are some hidden malls.
Updated Nov 5, 2006
Address: Bukit Bintang
Located in Bukit Bintang, Plaza Low Yat is a one stop IT mall for high tech gadgets and computers related materials.
You can find all sorts of softwares and latest computer models here. There are also some shops selling handphones, photography and other high tech eletronic equipments.
Plaza Low Yat is easily accessible by Imbi Monorail Station.
Updated Sep 13, 2006
Address: Plaza Low Yat, Bukit Bintang
Sungei Wang Plaza is one of the oldest shopping malls and offers budget shopping experiences. It is popular among the locals and tourist and has more than 500 retail outlets.
You could shop for photography, electronics, fashion, asscessories and jewellery, beauty salons, boutiques and restaurants.
Sungei Wang Plaza is easily accessible by Bukit Bintang Monorail Station and Hang Tuah and the Plaza Rakyat stations. A feeder bus service rotates between the different LRT stops every half an hour, which will bring you to Sungei Wang Plaza.
Updated Sep 13, 2006
Address: Sungei Wang, Bukit Bintang
Phone: 60321486109
Website: www.sungeiwang.com
Here is a variety of shopping malls here in KL and they all great. The Bukit Bintang area is always busy as they have a large variety of shopping malls which all close late. Some of the shops you can go and bargain with some of the people there so don`t just accept the price on the goods you might just get a discount if you ask , you`ll no where and where not to bargain depending on the store. There is LOT 10 , BB PLaza , Low Yat and Time Square just to name a few. Time Square is huge I must tell you. Its really something. I think it would take you a very long time to visit all the stores there. What I like about the mall is that it got a theme park inside the mall with a rollercoster and other rides. Malaysia is like shoppers Paradise ;0P
What to buy: Anything , there is a large variety of things.
What to pay: Don`t forget to Bargain where you can. I does`nt hurt to try ;0)
Written Aug 4, 2006
Address: Bukit Bintang
You can find anything here. There are 2 or 3 shopping centres in the area and my guess is you need a week to see them all. Bring confortable shoes, you will be walking miles...
What to buy: Anything and everything!
What to pay: Expect to pay almost the same as back home and branded name shops like guess or Gucci, etc.
Written Jun 16, 2006
Address: Bukit Bintang
Jalan Bukit Bintang is the place to go for shopping as it has many malls to choose from. Handbags and shoes were cheap. They had a sale on when I was there in Sept end. You can surely buy great bargains so don't buy much before you hit KL.
Written Dec 28, 2005
Address: Bukit Bintang
Electronic toys and so much more...you get everything you can think off in Bukit Bintang...
if ye know the art of bargain...then you can really benefit a lot...i feel, you can start off bargaining 50% flat...
What to buy: Traditional Malaysian clothes, souveniers like Wall hanging, scaled models of Petronas and lots more attractive things
Written Dec 3, 2005
Address: Bukit Bintang
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