Malaysia Tourism & Travel Guide - Where to Shop in Malaysia

Malaysia Tour & Travel Guide - Where to Shop in Malaysia

Jonker’s Walk Night Market

Spend your Weekend nights at Jonker’s, shopping and eating! Here you will find even roadside stalls loaded with traditional snacks. You will also find farmers selling fresh farm products. Stick around and you will see an enthralling show of fire eating and knife throwing by local artists.

Tamu

Every Sunday this otherwise sleepy town of Malaysia called Kota Belud witnesses a huge 'tamu' on its outskirts. The interesting thing about this weekly market is that it’s much more than just a market. Along with buying and selling of products, a usual exchange of news and popular neighbourhood stories also takes place here. One can shop here for farm products as well as manufactured goods.

Penang Pewter in Georgetown

You'll get great bargain for vases, goblets, photo frames, etc here. This small shop is popular for housing more than 600 pewter products. Pewterware are generally made of tin with a tinge of copper. This malleable metal can be easily handcrafted into intricate designs.

Filipino Market

It is the best place to shop for budget souvenirs. From here you can pick-up textiles, pearls, seashell crafts, bamboo goods, jewellery and more, imported from Philippines, Malaysia and other parts of Asia. Don’t shy away from bargaining and also, don’t forget to check-out the next door fruit arcade.

Mid-Valley Megamall

Those looking for a one-stop shopping destination can simply come to Mid Valley Megamall in Kuala Lumpur. Try out some chic designer brands, enjoy food at one of the many fine-dining outlets, or simply stay around for some entertaining events and activities.

Kuching Weekend Market

When you are in Malaysia, you can’t do without visiting Kuching’s weekend market, also known as ‘Pasar Minggu’. The weekend market sells items like Jungle ferns, herbal cure-alls, fresh fish, and other farm products.