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KL Plaza, Jalan Bukit Bintang, K.L
Clothing, shoes, handbags, jewellery, textiles and handicrafts.
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Kota Raya Shopping Complex, Jalan Cheng Lock, K.L
Clothing, toys, leather products and watches.
Ambience: Bustling and chaotic.
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Lot 10, Jalan Sultan Ismail, K.L
Designer clothing, supermarket, electrical and household appliances
and music shops.
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Pertama Shopping Complex, Jalan Dang Wangi, K.L
Clothing, jewellery, restaurants, leather products, banks,
video arcades and music shops.
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Pudu Plaza, Jalan Landak, off Jalan Pudu, K.L
Five-minute drive from city centre. Variety. Value. Lots of
promotions. Clothing, fashion accessories, cosmetics, decorative
furnishings, opticals, travel agencies, audio visual shops,
bookstores, goldsmiths, amusement centres and fast food outlets.
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Central Market,Terengganu
The Central Market, or locally known as "Pasar Payang" which
is located by the Terengganu River is one of the most popular
tourist spots in Kuala Terengganu. Housed in a modern building
complete with a shopping arcade and a car park, it offers
visitors a variety of traditional handicrafts such as batik,
silk, songket, brocade and brassware, other fresh produce
such as fruits, vegetables and 'Keropok Lekor' which is a
special local delicacy made from a mixture of fish and sago.
Visitors to this market will have a delightful experience
shopping in local fares at reasonable prices.
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Central Market, Kuala Lumpur
Formerly a wet market, this building was spruced up into a
retail art gallery for budding craftsmen and artists. Modeled
on Convent Garden in London, this distinctive pink and pale
blue building contains over two hundred shops, stalls and
restaurants. A unique place to venture and perhaps pick up
Malaysian arts and crafts, curios and antiques for a bargain.
A must see for any tourist coming to Kuala Lumpur, the Capital
of Malaysia.
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Central Square
Next to the Central Market is the Central Square which houses
a cineplex, antique and souvenir shops, fast food outlets
and restaurants. The complex is an extension of the development
concept embodying the Central Market project and involved
the rehabilitation of a row of old pre-war shophouses.
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