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Pau Ring Wong

There are a lot of Malay costume here, variety of choices for baju kurung, baju kebaya, and also related accessories. Want to look for nyonya kebaya and get to this newly opened shop at level 2-82, BB Collection. There are kain songket, batik and baju kebaya in this shop. The shop owner is very kind to help to choose the kain to match the baju chosen by me. Price is reasonable and the material is good. If you are looking for Malay traditional costume, this place is recommended.

FA

Great place to shop at cheap prices. Always remember to bargain & walk away if needed to get a good deal. Some shops will give you the “tourist price” but walk around, there’s always another shop selling the same items. Foodcourt on the 7th floor has a great selection of food as well. Always my go to place whenever I’m in KL

Jessica Chan

If you are looking for modest clothing, printed tshirts, kids clothing/toys, denim and jewellery at a good price this shopping centre is a good place to shop. Customer service counter extremely wonderful and helpful. The security outside as well (I was lost and asked for directions - better to get here by grab or hang tuah MRT not pudu KTM like Google maps might suggest as that route is a bit isolated. Multiple levels of stores, may be a bit overwhelming but great if you have time and like variety (like other reviewers have mentioned, better to start from the top and work your way down - prices are a bit better due to the lower foot traffic). Although English isn’t 100% spoken, shop owners are very friendly and eager to help. - Unfortunately the only negative experience I had was at the kids clothing store near the toilets on level 3. Do not go there, especially if you’re a tourist, unless you want to be scammed. The Chinese woman told me extremely inflated prices for Malaysian standards (she knew I was from Australia). After l found a few items for my niece and nephews, I negotiated for a more fair price which immediately angered her and she rudely said I was wasting her time. She said this with a condescending smile after saying she knows I can afford it because she studied a year in Brisbane (this doesn’t give her a right to overcharge a paying customer - while I am fine to help a struggling business when I travel, especially if the country may have lower working wages, I was extremely put off by the attitude and principle. She then gave me a lecture with her thick Chinese accent and spoke in an accusational tone that the ‘consumer cannot decide the price’ despite there being no prices listed on any items to begin with. I spoke politely and respectfully the entire time. Unprofessional and distasteful conduct of business. They also have a sister shop close by. I have been in Malaysia for two weeks and it was the first time I met anyone who was so rude, disappointing. Spend your money elsewhere.

Don Moore

This place is huge. If you are a tourist looking for batik clothing you will mostly find that on the upper floors. This place is somewhat cheaper than the Central Market but it is harder to find quality. If you have lots of time to look this may be worth your time. Otherwise,I would stick to the Central Market.