We came across this place in Bukit Bintang, namely because there is a landrover sticking out of the second floor of the building. They have lots of jackets and shorts with many pockets, ideal for carrying everything you need. t-shirts, packs, pouches, sunglasses and a host of other things that one would expect to buy in such a store.
Written Mar 14, 2012
Address: 87 Jalan Bukit Bintang
7-11 is an iconic brand throughout asia especiallly in southeast asia and east asia and here in Kuala Lumpur it is no different. like in othr 7-11's they have local fast microwaveable foodstuffs like nasi lemak and some beehon noodles and other staples like assorted soft drinks, beers, snacks and other food stuffs. there were 2 nearby 7-11's near our hotel in the chowkit area and hence we bought some stuff here especially the beers for a night of drinking at our hotel and the beers like Carlsberg will cost RM 15 for a 500 ml bottle and tiger beer at $ 14 for a 500 ml bottle.
What to buy: a lot like beers, cigarettes, local fast microwaveable foods like nasi lemak, roti prata and others.
What to pay: not a dent on your wallet
Updated May 11, 2011
Address: numerous around Kuala Lumpur
Located 10 minutes from the KL city centre this shopping centre was unbelievable!
Lots of variety of shops range from exclusive brands to city wear shopping. I found quite a few shops here stocked American sizes.
It was too easy to spend the day at 1 Utama shopping. It has recently been renovated so make sure you make time for the new part!
What to buy: Clothes, household, accessories, work clothes.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
If you’re knowledgeable on what vitamins you should take,
then the place to visit to stock up on natural supplements
is at Natures Farm located at the Plaza shopping center.
I was also able to find organic Flax Seed oil.
The only place in the Bukit Bintang area which carried it.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Suite 4.2, Level 4, Block C, Plaza Damansara 45, J
Phone: (603) 2092 1197
Own by Dairy Farm International Group, one of the largest retailer in the Asia Pacific Region, Guardian is present in Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia... You will be able to find a Guardian store in most of the major town in Malaysia...
What to buy: Guardian is a drug store and pharmacy... and sells health care products and grooming products as well... you will need to go to Guardian if you need some pain killers, toothbrush and tooth paste, hair creams etc...
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Popular Bookstore is part of a chain of bookstore with stores in Malaysia, Singapore and Hongkong... There are numerous stores in the major town of Malaysia...
What to buy: Popular Bookstore is noted for its Chinese books... It also have a section selling music CDs, DVDs and other things related to music... It is the largest Chinese bookstore in the country... so if it is Chinese books that you are looking for, this is the place...
Updated Apr 4, 2011
The 7Eleven (7-11) convenience store is a common sight in many South-east Asian countries... It is most visible in Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand... It is opened 24 hours a day the whole year round...
What to buy: The store sells everyday necessities the whole year round... ranging from bread/drinks, newspapers, health care products to the most sought after midnight product (ie condoms... hehe..)
Updated Apr 4, 2011
What to pay: The Malaysia Mega Sale Carnival in Nov-Dec is a great time to visit if you want to pick up some even more fantastic bargains! Nearly every store in every shopping centre is on sale, so this is the best time to go if you are after a little R&R (rest and retail therapy that is!) In 2004 it ran from 08.11.04 - 03.01.05., so probably around this time every year. They started in 1999, when 3 carnivals a year were held, but from 2005 there will only be one a year in Nov - Dec. Check with Tourism Malaysia for exact dates each year. We were fortunate enough to visit at this time and I had to buy a bigger suitcase (40% off, of course) to take home all my purchases!
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Everywhere!
Our two English friends decided to upgrade from a film camera to a digital camera after eating a huge dinner at Kun Kee Restaurant. They decided to do this as the day beforehand I had picked up a Nikon Coolpix 3700 with 128mb card for RM1165.
That was an awesome price given to me by Wong the Assistant Supervisor.
So there we were all 5 of us listening to Wong's colleague Chin explain all about the differences between digital cameras, what all the terms meant, how to choose a digital camera etc. Basically we all got a lesson on digital photography. Chin has the patience of a saint as we were there for a good two hours.
The girls eventually bought an excellent digital camera and Chin sure earnt his pay that night. We left at closing time!
Once again, we encountered wonderful, knowledgable salespeople that actually listened to the customers requirements and came up with a perfect product to fit their needs. I told Chin that I would send as many people to him and Wong as I can so here I am writing about them.
They look very similar and I thought Chin was Wong until he told me later on.
What to buy: Cameras - they're alot cheaper anyway here than in NZ. The Coolpix I picked up is NZD$799.00 without the memory and with the exchange rate my buy ended up at NZD$510.00 approximately.
What to pay: Much less than NZ prices anyway. Not sure how camera prices here compare to other markets. I suggest emailing them first so you can compare prices with your home country.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: T025(part) - T026, 3rd floor, Sungei Wang Plaza
Phone: 03 2142 3923
Ideally located within central Kuala Lumpur’s hottest new shopping and entertainment district, Bintang Walk, Starhill is directly linked to JW Marriott the 5-star deluxe hotel which provides a distinctive level of luxury and comfort with the impeccable service that is its hallmark.
Starhill is an elegant edifice in brown marble and good trimmings, housing the finest international as well as Malaysian names that offer shoppers an endless choice of clothes, jewellery, watches, accessories, leather goods and various designer items.
What to buy: signature items
What to pay: whatever your budget can afford
Updated Apr 4, 2011
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