Avenue K

Ever since Avenue K was revamped, I find myself coming here for H&M and Cotton On. I love how big the H&M is here! The crowd here is also not as crazy as in other malls which means shorter queue for fitting room! However I still hope that more stores like Forever 21 to open here.
Food is also quite okay here with a variety or cuisine from Asian to Korean, Mexican to Japanese. The food court here is decent as well.
They also have escape room game here which is great and not to mention a gym. What is lacking here might be a cinema. Also, the car park is not really the best design but it is unlikely to be full which I appreciate. On weekends, the parking is flat rate at rm6 which is great!

Avenue K is definitely the place to go if you prefer a less crowded mall with a huge selection of cute clothes, food, and other shops (like the daiso store, an arcade, and the escape room games). If you’re looking to shop for female clothing, Avenue K’s H&M and Nichii is the place to go!
**if you want to go to KLCC, there’s an underground path you can take that is less than a 5 minute walk**

Conveniently connected to the KLCC LRT station, avenue K brings in more stores to all shoppers alike at a more affordable price than what you can gather in KLCC. Daiso, Sushi Zanmai, Wondermama, Nichii, Kitschen, Muji, Subway and many more which are everybody’s favourites can be found here which is great for ‘cheap’ shopping if you’re not into splurging in KLCC. The Cotton On and H&M is quite known here because they are huge! To my knowledge, it is the only H&M that brings the furniture/​home series to this side of town. avenue K never seemed to be much for a few years though, but they have made drastic changes since. Now, they have tons of entertainment like fashion shows and an event space Rooftop where pretty much all the fun happens! I’ve been told they have a dinosaur discovery centre that is great for kids too. On top of that, you can also play ping pong if you’re bored by going to the info counter and asking for the bats.
Whatever you spend here can also gain you BCard points so you can redeem for promotions and items later as well and if you spent above RM150, this entitles you to free parking as well!

One of the mall located in the centre of Kuala Lumpur, which is just in front of KLCC. I came here for a few times since there’s not so many shop that i want to shop in. But my most favourite places in this mall, well of course for its rooftop. I am not sure if it just opened or it just me who just knew about it.
At the rooftop level, there are also discovery dinosour which can be attraction for kids. Unfortunately, this mall is in growing process — not so many people come here unless for the LRT station.

In case you might know that this place not only used for shopping but there is an event space upstairs for parties and event.
This place became popular after a fashion show was launched here and it had became a favorite spot for events. I have always wanted to attend Define Tastemakers event and as i entered, the event space is amazing and with different types of space can be different types of activities. There is a empty field outside to do events for large crowd and also inside there is space to sit down and hang out.
One of the most unique place i have ever been to for events, so much decorations can be done for event and so much wide empty space. One thing lacking about this place is air cond, since it is a open area, it may get hot even on night events, please rent out portable air cond or fan.

I have mixed feelings about this shopping mall.
Since it’s located so close to KL CC, I normally would not choose Avenue K for clothes shopping our groceries.
But if I have to choose a place to have lunch or dinner, I believe the Avenue K options are better. They have a really nice Brazilian restaurant in the top floor, A Korean bistro in the second floor and One of my favorite sushi places in KL, Zanmai.
One downside to this shopping mall are bathrooms and elevators. Aren’t many and they’re not necessarily easy to find.

A rather new mall, it is conveniently linked with the klcc lrt station. So, if you got a bit bored with suria mall already and still want the convenience of lrt access, avenue k is a fast rising mall.
Having quite a number of food places here, i have grown fonder of the place lately.
Also, their food court is starting to get more interesting now. Do look out at their information kiosk, they sometimes have special promotions for their food court.
They have a gym here as well, so for those who work nearby, this could be a really convenient choice.
On top of that, they have presto supermarket downstairs, which basically makes your life easier — you can get pretty much everything at one place, and this place is convenient for people who take public transport.

My friends call Avenue K pork heaven! I guess its cause nearly every single restaurant here serves pork. Its directly opposite KLCC and was dead for quite sometime after the building was up. Thank god business has picked up since then and now there are tons on restaurants and retail outlets that can cater to anyone’s needs. there is also a very fancy food court, nice set up and furnishing too, not your regular food court, but more about that later. Parking is a but of a pain cause its planned really badly. Narrow turnings and limited parking. So as a solution to this problem we park at KLCC and walk over, its just across the road after all.

Avenue K is the non-​halal stepbrother across the street from KLCC. It is home to a few really great spots. While it is not as big as some malls in KL, it is jammed packed with awesome restaurants. It also has a huge H&M that comes in handy a lot.
The food court in Avenue K is fantastic. I like the tepanyaki place and there are so many more options both halal and non. I could not believe my eyes when I saw that they have a full bar available at Avenue K’s food court. I have always wanted a beer and the price of a food court in the same place.
The top floor hosts a bunch of great restaurants also. I recommend the Brazilian place and fat boys burgers. There is a four lane bowling alley and don’t forget the free ping-​pong!
I also give props to Avenue K for their buskers! I am used to this kind of thing all over New York City and I think it really helps give character to a place.

Pictures tell everything (though there’s a quote saying don’t judge a book by its cover). If you’re around KL city and you’ve decided to see the panorama of this city, Avenue K is the place! It is actually a shopping mall with garden on top of it (rooftop) as an attraction for youngsters (well I believe not onlt youngster would attracted to this).
My last visit here was by train. Which was very easy. From KL Sentral, take the Kelana Jaya STAR LRT and head to KLCC’s station, which were around 4 stations ahead. Then, take the escalator upstairs and you’re now in the mall. Head for the elevator and hit level 4, which is the rooftop and puff! Above are the sceneries you’ll see once you step on the outdoor garden.
Operating hours: DAILY 10.00am-10.00pm