This is Malaysia's premier and most sophisticated shopping destination, located at the prestigious Kuala Lumpur City Centre, or KLCC. Set in the heart of the Golden Triangle, it offers an array of goods and services, from fashion, entertainment, arts and culture to fast food outlets and restaurants, all spread out over six levels of retail space where Isetan, Parkson, and Tanjong Golden Village are a few major tenants. Hotels, office buildings, a scenic park and fountains surround the center.
This shop, which has been open for over 20 years, is an authorised Adidas sporting goods reseller. The shop mainly stocks gear and equipment for sports such as soccer, tennis, badminton and hockey. Other gear, from brand names such as Wilson, Reebok and Yonex, is also stocked. The goods here are slightly more pricey than at other sport shops, but buyers can be assured of the quality on offer. Located on the main thoroughfare in the city centre, it is convenient for shoppers to visit.
Surrounding Jalan Bukit Bintang and its nearby areas, the neighborhood Bukit Bintang is a popular shopping destination among both visitors and locals in Kuala Lampur. Frequently visited by young people, this area serves as a host to night markets, cafes, bars, shopping malls and eating stalls. Moreover, the major attraction here is the numerous restaurant that serves beloved Iranian, Maghreb and Lebanese delicacies, most of which serves as a host to the participants in the Bintang Walk.
This Kuala Lumpur institution in its present form has been around since 1937. Central Market is a treasure trove of handmade items, souvenirs, custom-made crafts and art. At this wonderful shopping center/market, you'll find various stalls and small shops offering unique wares. Batik textiles can be found throughout and make for a great souvenir. A nearby theater puts on traditional wayang kulit (shadow puppet shows).
Chinatown's Petaling Street is one of Kuala Lumpur's most popular tourist destinations. In the evenings, part of the road is closed to traffic and it transforms itself into a bustling night market. A line of stalls come to life in front of the pre-war shops, offering products of every description, from fake leather goods to the obligatory Dunhill watches. The area attracts many locals and visitors in search of bargain items, including inexpensive dresses, shoes, fabrics and souvenirs.
Pemasaran Karyaneka sell handicrafts housed in one huge building located in the popular Golden Triangle business and shopping area. Here you can view a wide variety of local handicrafts. Besides the usual items like batik cloth, shirts and dresses, there are also songkets (Malay cloth threaded with gold and silver), wayang kulit, keris (swords), wau (kites), woodcarving, pottery, silver and brassware. Unique rattan and bamboo crafts are also on sale.
This shop sells Chinese handicrafts, especially embroidery, tablecloths and brocades, all of which are imported directly from China. Other items include hand-printed batik items from Thailand and Indonesia, such as shorts, shirts, dresses and handkerchiefs. You can also find some pewter, such as vases, plates, clocks, tumblers, coasters and goblets. All these items are actually displayed in two shops under the same name, along the same row and floor in the shopping center.
If you are looking for pre-cut and self-stick labels, this stationer may prove to be the end of your search. They stock labels of all kinds, including those suitable for laser, inkjet and photocopy printing. A silkscreen printing service is also provided. Pricing depends on the size of the work, number of colours used and quantity of prints. Other common stationery items like paper, writing instruments and staplers are in ample supply, with a vast variety to select from.
Hidden away in one of the city's shopping malls, this small specialty store is a real Pandora's box for the amateur golfer. You will find all the essentials for that perfect round, including balls, bags, clubs and attire. Unfortunately, they cannot necessarily improve your play! Brand names such as Adams and Mizuno are sold here, and the owner is often on hand to share his pearls of wisdom with those who are looking to play off scratch.
This is your one-stop shop for quality handmade and machine-woven carpets, imported from Persia, Pakistan, Turkey and many others. The stylish and modern showroom also houses antique furniture, ranging from side cabinets, chairs and tables to decorative items and bedroom sets. If you want some quality accompaniments to go with your new carpet or furniture, then the Kashmir House offers a collection of handcrafted items that are both fascinating and an excellent value.
Established in 1973, La Putri opened its first shop in Ampang Park. After enjoying nine years of prosperous business and good clientele, the second outlet at the fashionable Starhill Shopping Complex emerged. La Putri sets the standards for high-quality, well-finished precious jewelery set with diamonds and other colored gemstones. Most of the pieces are homegrown, made possible by talented, local designers. Customers can enjoy easy access from the J W Marriott Hotel and have the pleasure of shopping in a pleasant environment.
With only one year in the market, Guezz Jewellery has successfully broken many boundaries. To date it has two outlets in Malaysia, one in KL Plaza and the other in Low Yat Plaza. Owning its own manufacturing and production line in Singapore, most of the pieces are handcrafted by more than 50 highly skilled and experienced draftsmen. The fixed prices help the company to offer good value without compromising quality.