Berjaya Times Square

This is hands down one of the strangest malls I’ve ever been to!
Prepare to be overwhelmed by it all if it’s your first time. There are over 1000 stores in this mall spanning over 13 floors. There is everything imaginable here for entertainment purposes — like theme parks, bowling alleys, karaōke bars, billiards, not to mention restaurants, food courts, a billion clothing stores, and much much more.
We spent most of our time in the electronics department trying to find the best place to buy our (you guessed it!) selfie stick! How Asian of me. It runs in my blood to want to take good pictures.
I found that many stores were doubled, tripled, or even quadrupled of the same store in the same mall. And that a lot of stores had similar-​type styles and clothing. I’m definitely no expert about this mall as I’ve only been here once, but I found everything to be low-​end and low-​quality. Definitely not the quality I’m used to from the North American malls I go to. I’m sure there were better quality items there, I just didn’t look hard enough.
I wouldn’t say this mall is a must go-​to if you’re traveling. Because if it’s massive size of the mall, you will probably find whatever you’re looking for… just prepared to have time to look for it :)

For first timers, Malaysia’s biggest mall can be overwhelming. I mean, how do you start with more than 1000 shops?
However the offerings here are a mixed of international brands and brands that are unheard of. A lof of these ‘independent’ labels carry stock from Thailand, Hong Kong and Korea. So don’t expect the top notch quality or anything like that. There are a large numbers of tech stores as well.
Apart from being a shopping mall, here you will find an indoor theme park with a roller coaster! Hence, it is a popular spot during school holidays. Other entertainment outlets include a karaōke and a GSC cinema.

One of my favorite malls for clothes!!! I’ve actually bought many pieces of clothing here and if you know how and where to look, there are a lot of hidden gems around.
I often find people claiming that Bangkok is the city of cheap, trendy clothes but I personally feel that what you can buy in Bangkok, you can get here too — minus the airfare and hotel cost!
This is as good as shopping in Bangkok as I believe the clothes here are of similar price and as fashionable as in Bangkok.
The first few times I came looking for clothes to buy here, I was flabbergasted by the amount of shops they have. So for the first few visits, I didn’t really get anything. But after a few times, I got used to the layout and I started finding really cute clothing at good prices.
Other than clothes, Times Square is also home to many different types of cafes and dessert shops. I do enjoy hunting for tidbits to eat in Tiny Taipei, a replica of, you guessed it, Taipei Taiwan. It is also home to an indoor theme park and a cinema.
In terms of location, I would recommend taking the monorail as this place is always jammed up and finding parking places is going to be a hassle. One good thing is that the monorail station is connected right to Times Square on the 1^st floor. Super convenient.
This is one place I will not get bored of coming.

I don’t come here often and when I do, there’s a need and only the Berjaya Times Square has the services I needed.
This time round, I was looking for a particular shoes and I found them!
The mall is always packed whenever I’m there. One of the central malls in KL, it is packed with locals and foreigners.
One thing the mall lacks is a proper IT centre whilst there are many toy shops that are targeted to toy collectors.

My most visited places to shop– i can say almost my wardrobe clothes come from here. A mall that become one of tourist spot too. Since you can get entertainment, foods, and shopping with cheap price.
Since i born in Kuala Lumpur, i didn’t see this place as tourist spot but my common places to hang out, to waste my money buying something that sometimes i don’t need it. Haha girls problem.
The clothes price here are affordable for student. The price average for clothes (not the branded clothes) are RM 15 above. If you want to shops at any branded outlet, don’t worry you can find it in this mall– Uniqlo, Adidas, F.O.S, Body Gloves, Puma and many more!
There is a lot of places to eat in this mall, plus there are two foodcourts in this mall, one at the LG floor and 4^th floor. Most of the restaurant located at LG floor, 3^rd and 4^th floor. A lot of entertainment activity you can do here, bowling, escape, theme park and many more!

I believed many would agree with me that most Malaysians loved to shop especially in shopping malls, that is probably due to the fact that Malaysia is blessed with tropical weathers which can get really hot and humid at times, hence Malaysia is kind of famous for its shopping centres/​malls.
One of the more prominent shopping malls is Berjaya Times Square, a mega sized shopping mall which consist of 10 levels of retail space with approximately 600+ shops, and together with service apartments and a hotel, Berjaya Times Square is definitely a shopping mall not to be missed.
This mall is basically a bargain shoppers paradise especially for the ladies. The types of stores here is very much similar to those in Sungei Wang Mall. Here is mostly local brand apparels and numerous «genuine fake» branded goods (Gucci, LV and etc).
I personally don’t like visiting this mall as I find it to be a little complicated and messy. Other than that, I believed that they really need to bump up on their security especially their basement parking, as I find it gloomy and lacking security personnels.

Times Square is one of the oldest big malls around. Its been there for as long as I can remember and is still as busy as ever. Try going on a weekend and you’ll have no parking plus no where to walk once you actually get parking. It just that busy and popular. I think a lot of people come here because it has so many stores. They have branded items as well as stores that sell dresses for RM25 provided you don’t try it on prior to purchasing.
We usually do our Christmas shopping here cause we can all get something we like, they have as many stores for men’s clothes as they do for women and thats very rare these days. Parking here is cheap though I can’t remember how much. Oh! I’ve almost forgot to mention the indoor theme park! i use to come here a lot when I was still in school, with friends during the school holidays. I think its still RM30 per entry and the rides are pretty much the same. I wouldn’t say its worth it but if you wanna have a thrilling day and are not willing to drive up to Genting or Sunway Lagoon then this is your next best option.

Berjaya Times Square is more of a touristy place I feel. The mall is in KL along Jalan Imbi and your best bet would be to take public transportation as this area is usually pretty jammed, as is the norm in KL. Not one of my usual places to frequents due to the distance but I have been here a fair number of times. I’ve been to their indoor theme park and if you’re a local Malaysian then lucky you as tickets are priced RM10 less for those with a MyKad. Another reason to visit this place is that it is the only place I know of that has an imax cinema.

My favourite mall of all! everything you need at very low prices! from clothing to shoes, to bags to gift shops. this mall is huge! it’s so huge it has it’s own game park inside the mall. I always go there for shopping, when I was going back home I went there to get my family plenty of gifts! at 400rm I bought so much! from Frozen’s school bag to Oud perfume to watches. I couldn’t complain!
This place has also Halloween Costume shops! I got my devilish costumer there! I could tell you of everything I bought there but that’ll take a while! :) so I simply encourage you to go and discover the magic yourself! :)