Flea Market at Amcorp Mall

This used to be my number one hang out spot on the weekends that even some of my friends still ask me to this day, «Are you in Amcorp right now?» –_​– Well I don’t go there as often anymore but when I used to, I spent A LOT of money on A LOT of stuff so I guess in comparison, it wasn’t that bad. I’ve thrifted dozens of treasures such as clothes and antiques over the years of shopping here which I still love to this day. I’ve bought RM 4 blazers, RM 1 novels, RM 20 backpacks, RM 110 polaroid camera, RM 5 – 15 skirts and dresses, RM 2 earrings, RM 15 movie collector pin badges, RM 15 Aldo shoes and soo so so much more! Not to mention Bookxcess is also upstairs right opposite McDonalds!
These stalls are set up every weekend lined up on every floor. You can find figurines, antiques, shoes, charity booths, books, records, vintage furniture, instruments, cakes, jewelleries, stamps (love buying stamps!), coins, make up, plants, knitting, cross stitching equipments and many other interesting finds. The booths are usually set up by the elderly who want to get rid of their junk at home but well as the saying goes: «one’s man junk is another man’s treasure» and I seem to always be that ‘man’ who’s picking up all these junk to bring home.
The lowest floor is where the most fun is at though. This is where most antiques go and where you will probably find the most interesting item on your trip here to Amcorp. Some things can be bargained off but some aren’t so be cautious of all the cranky people! Once you’ve learned to how to get along with them and master the art of bargaining with your charm, you will go home with great, great steals.

We have many bazaars and markets around the area, but most of them are offering the same stuff. No matter how hard they try differentiate themselves, I still felt they are almost the same. However, the Sunday market at Amcorp Mall is different! In fact, my very first market experience was at Amcorp Mall — way before all of these bazaar and markets start popping up.
So, what makes the market at Amcorp Mall so special and different? They have a huge group of vendors at the market. They have vendors from the lower ground all the way to the top floor! And these stalls are all around the mall. Sometimes, you can even see stalls right at the entrance of the mall.
With such huge amount of vendors, you’ll be sure to find vast selections of items. You can find the usual items such as clothing, bags and accessories, and food. At the same time, they have stalls selling antiques, collection items and handcraft too. If you are into antiques or retro items, proceed to the lower ground floor. That’s where you’ll find items such as old CDs, old coins and stamps, old weapons and many more.
Due to the amount of the stuff in the market, you really need to take a bit of time to browse and look through the items. The market only takes place on every Saturday and Sunday, so be prepared squeeze with the crowd. Overall, it is an ideal place to be either to spend your Sunday or try your luck in finding some good stuff from the market.

Amcorp mall has the best flea market where you can find the best stuff for such cheap prices. My sisters and I organised a huge party for my mum’s birthday last year and we got all our decorations from this flea market. We found pretty tea sets and fake flowers that look tasteful. We used it as part of her english themed birthday party. Aside from that, you can find beaded accessories for RM10, toys for your children that don’t cost anywhere near an arm and a leg and also miniature cars for those that love collecting such things.

I’ve been coming here ever since i was a wee dude. Amcorp mall is well known for it’s secondhand bookstores, independent restaurants and even antiques. This mall have been around for years and it still offers the same type of products. Most of the stores here have been around for years, some have closed down. People don’t usually come here to window shop, you usually have a specific reason to get here. Wether it’s to sell old items you found around the house, to get a secondhand book or even to purchase a classic turntable. It’s a haven if you will, for old, retro stuff.
Keep in mind, the flea market is only on Sundays. That’s when the real bargains strikes in. People would open up stalls selling their personal memorabilias. Wether it’s retro clothes, or cd’s .You can definitely haggle your way down to some major deals here. They’ve even got people selling old coins and stamps here. So if you’re one of those avid collectors, this is the place to be!
The flea market is all around the mall. You can find independent stalls in almost every floor of the mall. The stalls changes every once in awhile, so be sure to check them all out!
Overall, it’s the perfect place to be on Sunday if you wish to do some thrift shopping. It’s nothing fancy, but if you look hard enough, i’m pretty sure you’ll find a bunch of stuff that you’d like to have. I usually do…

I think whenever someone mentions the word antiques some of us tend to turn glassy-​eyed. That is why whenever I described the flea market in Amcorp Mall, I try to describe it a market where you can find familiar memorabilia of your past or retro finds.
I do think there is a little bit of something for everyone here, be it old or new. I used to get my posters here until my wall filled up and they came at a really reasonable price too. Do not be afraid to haggle though, some of the sellers might be game for it.
It is important to note though that it is a weekend market and parking can be tricky.

The best flea market in PJ!
This flea-​market takes over Amcorp mall over the weekends.
The shopping centre is filled with all sorts of quirky items for sale. Ranging from collectable coins to old mobile phones.
I’ve recently purchased my reading glasses from one of the vendors who sell vintage eyewear. It was a steal!
Most of the vendors are really friendly and some may be willing to give a discount if you’re good at haggling.
Definitely worth a visit, you may even pick up an item or two along the way.

I love antiques. Did I say I love antiques? I love love love antiques. And used books, and other miscellaneous pre-​loved items. If you’re a collector of curiosities, this is the place to be. I found tonnes of interesting books here for a bargain and am a regular, visiting at least once a month. Here is where you can find books from the 1980s and 90s. Apart from that there are crockeries from our parents times, old radios, furniture, old dial phones and typeriters. Stamp, first day covers and coin collectors would have a field day shopping here too.
The best part is that you can bargain on the prices and if you’re skilled enough, you’re bound to walk away with great affordable stuff. If you get tired of shopping and browsing, there are restaurants, cafes and mamaks to rest and have a cool drink.

Much beloved is the renowned flea market here at Amcorp Mall, despite beginning as early as 1998 the flea market has certainly stood the test of time by persistently roping in large crowds over the weekends not with fancy, modern day products but rather an array of collectable items, the odd knick knack and trinket, some vintage t-​shirts and my dad’s bread and butter, a couple of vinyl records. Some of these vintage t-​shirts may get on the pricy side though, so prepare to fork out a little extra for that Incubus t-​shirt. A treasure trove of epic proportions for all you wannabe antique hunters. The bulk of the stalls are set up on the lower ground but stalls are still found across the corners of every level. If you guys are on the lookout for hard to find movie posters, maybe even collectable coins or simply in the mood to browse and bargain for some budget goodies. This is the place to be on Sunday.