Mid Valley Megamall

Of the malls that I visited in KL, I would say that Mid Valley Megamall was my favorite. This is because it was the most comprehensive. This mall has over 4 million square feet of space and consists not only of a shopping mall, but also an office tower and a couple hotels. If that is not big enough, there is another mall across the street called The Gardens offering additional places for you to shop and dine.
There are 5 levels of shops here and over 430 stores. The mall has a huge discount department store called AEON Big for all of your everyday needs. In terms of entertainment, the mall has a movie theater and there is exhibition hall on the 3^rd floor. As for the shops and eateries here, I like that there is a nice mix of cuisine options and different budgets. There are plenty of food kiosks, snack shops, fast food eateries and full scale restaurants here.
The only thing about Mid Valley is that it is not as easy to get here as some of the other malls like Nu Sentral and Suria KLCC. Mid Valley does not have a LRT station. There is a KTM station at Mid Valley though that is one stop from KL Sentral. If you don’t want to take the KTM, there is a shuttle that runs between Mid Valley and the Bangsar LRT Station every 30 minutes. You can also take several RapidKL public buses to get to Mid Valley.
If you are looking for a mall in which you can find everything you want in KL, the place to go is definitely Mid Valley.

If there was a zombie apocalypse and you had to be stuck in a Kuala Lumpur mall (to loot shops, carefully, while you defend yourself against the hordes of the undead), you’d want it to be Mid Valley Megamall. There’s no better place to be. You’ll find at least three hypermarkets in the area — Aeon, Aeon Big, Cold Storage in Gardens — not to mention shops of every kind, from clothing to hardware to furniture to electronics. You’ll be very comfortable, and when you start getting desperate survivors looking for a place of shelter from the hell that is the outside, Z-​invested world, you can always form a cult based out of GSC Cinema…

One of the biggest family mall in Kuala Lumpur, this you’d have known by looking at its name — megamall! This place is exceptionally crowded during the weekends, so crowded that you might even find it difficult to walk at times. I personally isn’t a big fan of big crowd, but again when you have things to get and this mall has pretty much everything that you’d need, there’s really nothing much that you’d want to complain about.
The LG floor is basically filled with F&B outlets, some stores and yes, two supermarkets. How many malls in the city actually offer you two supermarkets? Having said that, if you walk across to the Gardens Mall, which is actually connected, you’d find the third supermarket!
So, for someone who gets happy while shopping at a supermarket, this is like one of the mall that I always think of when I need to get some groceries.
I always try not to come during weekends though, so as to enjoy my shopping time more.
They always have exhibitions going on the ground floor and also the Mid Valley Exhibition Centre too, which is another reason why the mall keeps drawing the crowd.

I call Mid Valley the real shopping mall because I can get all I want in one stop. From groceries shopping, clothing, jewelry, restaurants and bars to entertainment such as cinema, bowling and mores. It’s a huge mall which you will need to spend your whole day here if you want to do a real shopping. You can definitely shop till you drop.
There’s something you need to aware. The carparks, it’s quiet complicated for me. Sometimes I find it hard to find back my carpark. If you face the problem like I did in future, always look for their security guard. They will use their mini car to help you find back where you park.
Is definitely a mall you should come especially during special occasion such as Christmas, Chinese New Year and Hari Raya. Their decoration for the entire mall is fascinating, you can take lots of picture during this time.

I am not a fan of this mall at all and really only come here if I absolutely have to. From the confusing entry points to the abysmal parking to the horrendous crowds… I just don’t like it. They obviously have a lot of shops and honestly if you could brave the madness then you can find everything here. There’s a cinema (GSC), Celebrity Fitness, lots of restaurants (you won’t go hungry in here!) and clothes shops like Forever 21, Mango, Topshop and Uniqlo.
The only time I would even consider coming here would be on a weekday morning. Then I would park in the Gardens and not even inside MidValley as I cannot bear the crazy parking maze. Don’t bother going here on a weekend around lunchtime unless you enjoy the torture of driving around for almost an hour to look for parking.
The saving grace is, like I said, lots of places to eat. Of course, they just HAD to open the first Magnum café here just to ensure I do come to this mall sometime soon.

I rarely visit this mall because i think it gets a little too crowded most times. Not only that, this mall can get really confusing because of their different cardinal directions.
Putting all the negatives aside, Mid Valley can be a nice place to just go and window shop. There are many outlets and brands to come see around here. There are also shops that i’ve never heard of or even seen of when i visit so it’s nice to see new things once in a while. Parking here in Mid Valley can be very hard to find during weekends. However, Mid Valley does have really nice restaurants and cafes to visit to. The opening of Milkcow and Magnum café made quite hype in this mall and everyone just wanted to visit the place immediately. There is also Gardens Mall which is connected to Mid Valley. Gardens Mall is a more high-​end mall compared to Mid Valley because Mid Valley is leaned more towards to a casual mall.

Blerghhh, don’t like this mall at all! I never ever go here, unless I have to. So usually when I’m trying to exchange money.
First off, just trying to get to this place is a nightmare! Seems to be a perpetual traffic jam. Weekday mornings are the best if you must come by as there’s a chance you can get decent parking. Even so, the last time I came, all the spots closest to the lifts/​entrances were already full by 10 am.
Second, I hate how big it is. It’s tiring. Maybe it’s cos I’m not much of a shopper so I find the place overwhelming. Too many retailers, too bright, too loud, too many people, agrh. It just makes me want to run out as fast as I can.
You can basically find anything you want here, which is what the pull is I suppose. But for me, I’m quite happy to stick to the smaller neighbourhood malls and online shopping, thank you very much.

Mid Valley Mega Mall is one of the biggest mall in Malaysia for the longest time. There’s so many things in Mid Valley Mega Mall. Department store, supermarket, cinema, jeweler, watch shop, clothing and shoes store, restaurants, cafes, fast foods, dessert place, food court, pet store, gym, beauty parlor (facial place, nail salons), massage parlor, specialty store and even hearing aid specialist store. Whatever you’re looking for, you name it, they have it! They don’t just have it. They have a wide variety of it!
One of the obvious reason why I like going to mid valley is because they have everything there. Besides shopping, dining and movie, I like going there for their money changing services too. The money changers here gives better rates as compared to money changers in other malls. The two money changer in the centre of lower ground floor (food area) in particular.
However, I’m not a big fan of their parking. I find them a little too complicated. Hence, I usually park in The Gardens (the mall linked to Mid Valley Mega Mall) whenever I visit Mid Valley Mega Mall.

It’s a very organised and compact buildong. It have shopping mall, offices and hotels.
Many shopping mall will have expanding after some times. While for Mid Valley, they expand Gardens. You won’t feel complicated as the decorations and retails shop are totally different. This is for different target market.
For the offices, it’s organised according to north and south point, centre courts and also boulevard office. You won’t lost insides here. Even if you lost, you can ask any of the concierge. They will guide you very professional.

SUPER HUGE MALL I don’t even know where to start from.
I love the varieties they have in the mall, from eateries, to shopping outlets, to activities and to so much more!
Weekends are a huge headache to get carparks if you come during lunch hour. They have plenty of parking, but they just don’t seem to be enough. I’m yet to find the hidden parking spot available, aside from parking at the hotel.
These days the cinema floor is under renovation, I can’t wait to see what’s gonna be revealed when it’s done. So excited!
I love how they decorated the mall when it comes to holiday seasons. They will do their best to make it look super amazing and attract people to take photos there. There are also lots of activities happening at their center court area. The best thing about this mall iis that they connect their sister mall– The Gardens to each other and it made it look like the mall is a never ending shopping paradise.
My office is super near this mall and often times I will come here for a quick lunch and also if there’s a need to get some gifts, this will be the best place to look for.

This is one of my favorite malls in the whole of Malaysia. Owned by Dato’ Tan, Midvalley was once the biggest shopping mall in Malaysia before being replaced by One Utama.
One thing why I like Midvalley so much is that they really know how to utilize the space they have in the mall. The mall is divided into the Center, North and South courts. And there are always events happening around. From car showcases, to movie promotions and games, there is always a bustling crowd.
The top most floor are where exhibitions such as house and renovation expos, education fairs and bridal expos are frequently held.
Even though it’s not the biggest mall now, I really like the current size as anymore bigger and my legs wouldn’t be able to take it.
Right now, the top most floor has undergone some major revamp and there are a host of new shops and cafes to try out now. The mall is also in the midst of renovating the cinema. I’m excited for the final outcome.
It’s an exciting time for this family mall!

This is one of the best malls in KL. I go here often because because it’s close to the area of where I live. From Bangsar LRT is 7 min away with a cab.
I have to say that the Mall is huge and it has 5 – 6 floors. At the underground floor you will find dozen of restaurants and a supermarket with european products. As you go up, starting with the ground floor until the top, you will have dozen of stores with clothes, body care products, shoes, gifts and home products. The prices for the products here are quite ok. You will able to find stuff for normal prices, between RM5 and RM100+, but in the same time you will be able to find also very expensive products, for famous brands.
At the last floor of the mall, you will have another full floor with restaurants and coffee’s. But here you will find something great. The Golden Screen Cinema, which is very good. The price for a movie here is around RM18 and around RM25 for a 3D one.
Overall: I recommend this shop for daily shopping for everything you want.

This is the biggest mall I’ve ever been to. I find it quite hard to focus on getting the things I need when I go there because there’s so much to see that you can get distracted.
But I like the most is the amount and variety of restaurants and shops ranging from very fancy and expensive to affordable and great value. It is connected to another mall, The Gardens, so it’s very likely that whatever you’re looking for you are going to find in this place.
One downside is the fact that cabs in this area tend to charge a lot so make sure you charge your phone and use any taxi apps you are used to to make sure you don’t get ripped after your shopping spree.

Years before we have One Utama Shopping Mall and more, MidValley was awarded as the largest shopping mall in Asia. Needless to say, MidValley is one of the most crowded shopping malls in Klang Valley. Well, I myself also a regular visitor at MidValley and guess what? This is my first shopping mall I have gone to in my very first time visiting Kuala Lumpur. So memorable, isn’t it? Haha~
MidValley has a lot of shops to shop at, art, fashion, home living, groceries, entertainment and so on. And that’s why people tend to come here often. Other than that, MidValley has a convention hall; thus, this is also a famous venue for fairs~ Recently, they have just renovated their third floor, which give people a new look and more shops to go. The design is different from other floors which I feel so comfortable with.
And also, MidValley owns one of the best Christmas decorations in the town every year. This is the place you can feel the Christmas is around the corner. However, the most annoying thing I bet all have experienced would be parking. You always find yourself have hard time to get your parking at MidValley. I have friend who spent 1 hour plus just to find a parking. So, if you have made an appointment with someone, make sure you come as early as you can. Else, you will be late for your appointment.

I love MidValley as this was the first mall I checked out in my first week in KL.
It’s an actual really good place to find groceries, clothing, house items and more. It’s absolutely amazing as it has everything into one place and if I needed to deal with a phone company, I was able to do that, I also could buy house products, kitchen supplies, even have some food and went to the pharmacy. It just has everything in one place, everything is well organized and you can find the stores very easily.
It is divided in three parts; South, Central and North so if you also know which direction to take :) The staff at the info deck is very knowledgeable of each store si they will always point you in the right direction.
Happy shopping

By far my favourite mall in KL. I get to watch a move, shop my favourite clothes, sit for a coffee or eat my favourite sushi dish. Mid Valley Megamall has it all, everyone knows it, easy to get to from where I live, Bangsar area.
I have some really good memories in this mall and definitely recommend it for any hangout, with family, friends or coworkers.
The mall is quite crowded over the weekend though, yes it’s one of the biggest malls but also one of the most crowded on weekends.
The mall also happens to have more affordable clothing options than The Gardens right across the street. so for me it’s my safe shopping zone! :)

At one point, Mid Valley was claimed to the biggest mall in Southeast Asia. It isn’t anymore, but when it first opened, it was a pretty big deal for everyone because of how massive it is. I’ve been a regular visitor of this mall since it opened and I like it because of one thing: variety. It has all the familiar retail chains which is great when you already know what to shop for. The Topshop and Daiso stores are particularly outstanding.
In terms of food, the choices here are pretty generic. But there are hidden gems like the Milkcow kiosk and a Thai restaurant next to Daiso. It gets overly crowded on the weekends, but compared to 1 Utama or Sunway Pyramid, I find that it’s more bearable to brave. The parking is not as hellish as those two malls too. But of course, if you’re sane, you wouldn’t look for parking at ANY mall at 1pm on a Saturday.

One of the biggest shopping malls in the Klang Valley.
Mid Valley Megamall is called a «megamall» for a reason. They have everything!
This colossal shopping centre does not only have almost every major clothing brand, restaurant, a cinema, gym, it also has a hotel.
Surrounding the mall are blocks of offices and beauty parlours where one can go for a relaxing massage or facial.
The mall is also extremely accessible thanks to the near by train stations and dozens of taxi’s queuing up to pick passengers up.
Parking here is definitely not an issue thanks to the multiple levels of parking bays.

This shopping mall is one of the most compact ones and I think in Kuala Lumpur this is the only one in which you can actually orient yourself without getting lost. They have perfect amount of stores and you can definitely visit all your favourite stores in one afternoon.
One big advantage is that they have a great grocery store ION, where you can find fresh food and also great furniture. It reminds me of IKEA, but it’s cheaper. You should definitely visit it!
Another reason why I advise you to go there is because they have a really nice cinema. The only thing that I think this mall could improve is their restaurant selection. It’s really limited.