5 Best Shopping Malls in Bukit Bintang – Explore a Shoppers’ Paradise

The trendiest shopping place that's located within the Golden Triangle of KL, Suriya KLCC can be found right below the iconic Petronas Towers in Malaysia. It's a six-storey house showcasing luxury brands such as Prada, Chanel, and Armani – the Chanel shop is the first of its kind in Malaysia! Suriya KLCC isn't just for those who can splurge without a second thought, it also offers retail stores ideal for someone with a medium-income. Whatever your income is, it is a great place to go shopping (or window shopping!) straight from a hotel in Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur.

A massive complex featuring a blend of shopping and entertainment, Berjaya Times Square is a great place to go shopping or simply spend the day with your loved ones. Located close to properties such as The Kuala Lumpur Journal Hotel, this shopping complex has 48-storeys, which includes a shopping centre, a hotel, and even a twin tower. An interesting feature of Berjaya Times Square is that it features various sections named after attractions from New York – for example, you may come across a section called Central Park focusing on fashion, beauty, and health products. This place is great for kids too as it consists of the largest indoor theme park of the country, complete with huge roller coasters and virtual reality rides.

Although the Pavilion was built in 2003, it was only opened in 2007. It was built on the site of Bukit Bintang Girls' School, which was the oldest school in Kuala Lumpur; the school was relocated. Pavilion is a shopping mall featuring mid-range clothing and other fashion items. This mall houses 500 stores along with a mix of food and entertainment venues. These venues are categorised under different names including Gourmet Emporium, Tokyo Street, Seventh Heaven, and so on.

Sungei Wang Plaza is a shopping complex that specialises in luxurious products and merchandise; hence its name, which translated into "the River of Gold". This Plaza's construction began in 1972 and was opened to the public in 1976. Nowadays, it is seen as a 7-storey shopping complex with over 800 stores and space for more. Although its age shows up in its façade, the strategic location of Sungei Wang Plaza invariably contributes to its success.

Opened in 2010, Fahrenheit 88 is a shopping complex that caters a lot to the millennials. The five-storey shopping mall seems to be dominated by fashion shows. However, one can also look forward to purchasing various gadgets, décors, and have a wonderful time at its entertainment stores and restaurants. Tourists can grab amazing discounts with a tourist card that can be obtained at the concierge counter, after producing your passport.