There are many places to spend your Ringgit in Kuala Lumpur, from dinky little markets to mega malls. This area is noisy, crowded and teeming with activity day and night. The rows of two-storey shops here are stocked with all sorts of goodies, from tidbits like roasted pork to Chinese herbs and school uniforms. At night, Petaling Street is closed to traffic as a pasar malam opens. The pasar malam is worth visiting if only to soak in the ambience.
Prices are generally higher as the market caters mainly to tourists.
Hard bargaining is a must too. This green landmark boasting specialty shops is hard to miss. Its anchor tenant is Japanese department store, Isetan. Other well-known chains like Marks and Spencers, Chomel and Flyers can also be found here. Clothes from Malaysian and foreign designers are a prominent feature at Lot 10 too.