Suria KLCC

Best place to shop in KL. u can shop till you drop…:) love the variety and openness of this mall. !!!you can enjoy a whole day here. with family n friends or as a solo traveler…

The isetan-​something had the best different floors with the most amazing shopping-​areas. The foodmarket down stairs was very fresh and cool!

Suria KLCC is a shopping mall located at the bottom of the Petronas Towers, just like at Taipei 101 in Taipei. Getting here is easy as it is located a short walk from the KLCC LRT Station. There is a ground floor level entrance to the mall near the station.
The shopping mall is massive as it has 6 levels and over 400 stores. There are two food courts, two supermarkets and three department stores. As for entertainment, there is a science museum and a movie theater. And the mall is located in front of the popular KLCC Park. Suffice to say that this mall has it all including ATMs for numerous banks on each floor by the center court elevators.
As far as the shopping centers in KL go, this one was one of my favorites. And my favorite of the ones in central KL. The only ones that match up as well to Suria KLCC are Mid Valley Megamall and The Gardens. Mall in Bangsar.
There are luxury stores here, but the mall also has affordable stores like Uniqlo so there is something for everyone here. Plus the food courts here are a great place to get Malaysian food on the cheap in a pleasant setting.
If you are looking for a respite from the KL heat, I would recommend a visit to this mall.

Price of the goods are sold reasonable except food and drinks.
Other than that, the whole complex is well kept.
Accessibilities is excellent, nearby to other shopping complexes, banks and nearby hotels.

Malaysia review #5
Since the Suria KLCC mall was walking distance from our hotel, we went to the mall a number of times during our stay in KL.
Located at the base of the Petronas Twin Towers, this massive shopping mall is not spread out over a large area like some other malls. It’s spread out over six, count them, 6 stories of retail shopping space!
I find it interesting how similar types of products are grouped together on each floor, rather than being spread throughout the entire mall, as is common with malls in the USA. The mall layout is as follows…
1^st floor: Specialty foods, supermarket, gifts, optical/​eye ware, foot massage, banks.
2^nd floor: High end clothing, jewelry and accessories. Two department stores.
3^rd floor: Clothing & accessories, watches, chocolates, two department stores.
4^th floor: Clothing, shoes, luggage, watches, large food court, two department stores.
5^th floor: Shoes, clothing, home furnishings, electronics, movie theaters, a dept. store.
6^th floor: Sit down restaurants, large food court, beauty shops & supplies and a very large book store.
Another nice thing is if you get overwhelmed by all the shopping, you can go out the doors at the back of the mall and wander around and relax in the beautiful, 50 acre (20 hectare) KLCC park!
As the mall is connected to the Petronas Towers, there is a direct entrance from the Towers, for those lunch break shopping trips!
The Surai KLCC is a very, very nice shopping mall. It has very nice finishes, is kept very clean and is more than just a shopping mall to many, it’s a destination.

I generally DO NOT care for malls. They are loud crowded and parking is hard to find! I HATE having to walk a country miel just to get to the ONE store I want then walk back nearly being run down by bad unsupervised ankle biters etc.
So why would I come to a MALL in KL. I don’t know. I guess I was curious about what was inside the Twin Towers and this is one of its attractions. This mall is ENORMOUS! There are 4 floors. Which doesn’t seem like a big deal but each floor is VERY LONG and has different things on it.
A few of the things attached to this mall are:
1. The Aquaria — have to go under ground to get here or walk around.
2. Movie theater — TGV Cineplex built houses more than 2400 seats and THX certified halls. A first for the Malaysian film exhibition industry
3. Dewan Filharmonik PETRONAS — first dedicated music hall
4. KLCC Park — right in the middle which is 50 acres and features various amenities such as a two-​acre children’s playground, symphony fountain, wading pool, jogging track, shelters and benches, patterned foot-​paths and sculptures
5. Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
6. PETRONAS Art Gallery
7. Petronas Twin Tower are attached
8. PETROSAINS — Interactive Science Discovery Centre that presents a story of science and technology of the petroleum industry in a fun way.
9. SHOPPING, SHOPPING, SHOPPING
10. Restaurants, café, bakery, fast food, food court, food carts
11. ATM Kiosks
12. Medical /​Healthcare — Includes health screenings, day surgery, dental care and other healthcare services
13. Parents Room — all over
14. Prayer Room /​Surau — provided for Muslims
15. Toilets — Every floor
16.Banking Services — Traveller’s cheques facilities available. Passport will be required for this service
17. Money Changer — Traveller’s cheques accepted. Passports will be required for this service.
18. Post Office — Post your mails, pay your bills and more.
19. Public Phone
20. Transportation
21. Wheelchair — For the aged and disabled. Please call in advance to ensure availability.
Annndddd if that is not enough for you there is ALWAYS some sort of event or activity going on inside. When I was there is was Mother’s Day and the mom-​n-​ator and I got to take FREE pics for Mother’s Day and all the mom’s got a FREE gift!
There is REALLY something for everyone and a NICE place to spend some time while in KL.

Suria KLCC shopping mall must be one of the most iconic mall as it placed under the Petronas Twin Towers. At the same time, this would be one of the most high class malls in the city as they have the high end brands like Gucci, Burberry and etc.
At the same time, it has the Japanese bookstore Kinokuniya that I always must go whenever I drop by at Suria KLCC.
The mall is usually pack with people and parking here is really costly.
There are two food courts in this mall and both are actually quite good.
The mall is also linked to the convention centre and Aquaria, additionally Petrosains is on the top floor.
I suggest to come here after work on weekdays as there would be less people and to eateries will be less people.

Oh, welcome to the Petronas Towers. Actually to the mall underneath the towers.
The mall covers a large selection of stores, from restaurants, brand stores like Gucci, Miu Miu, Versace and more, to a Philharmonika and much more. The mall is a very popular attraction due to the fact that it is right under the towers and that it is pretty much in the most central spot of KL.
The prices are quite high as you can image due to the caliber of the store in here but they do have plenty of restaurants, food courts, and it also connect with the KLCC LRT train station. It is a large mall and it is always busy so if you don’t mind being surrounded by a sea of people then do go check it out.

Having to walk in this mall every weekday, I try to avoid going to this mall during weekends. I know I shouldn’t be complaining about it instead, I should be lucky enough being able to visit this mall on a daily basis. This mall is famous because it is located between the Petronas Twin Towers. In-​house, there are plenty of brands that you can get here. There are floors dedicated for exclusive /​luxury brands such as Louis Vuitton, Burberry and etc.
Other slightly more economical, you can go to the ground floor or walk around Parkson or Isetan. Although many perceived this mall to be an expensive place, trust me, this mall also caters for the middle income earners that can still afford brands in Parkson.
Best place to be during sales or mega sales — but be sure to come and buy it before it is all gone. Because there are a lot of tourists in this mall, stock seems to be relatively low and usually faster to be sold out comparing to other malls.
You can always take the LRT to this place, or there are plenty of other public transports that can bring you here. If you are driving, please be sure that you know how much the parking fees can be! RM4 per hour.
Why so unique? Petrosains and aquaria is located in this mall — one and only in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

From Isetan to Parkson, Tiffany’s to Gucci, KLCC is your one stop center to satisfy the shopping addict in you. KLCC, simply a landmark of the golden triangle houses many fine dining eateries, classy cafes & dessert houses. There is a constant crowd like no other mall in this place which can sometimes be quite annoying. One thing is for sure, you would definitely not want to visit this place on a Sunday as you would be rubbing shoulders with people as you walk pass the shops. I kid you not!
If you have kids in the family you might want to check out the petro-​science center which is very educational for the whole family. There is an entrance fee & long queue lines so be sure to go in early.

KLCC is definitely a wonderful mall as they have anything and everything for people of all ages. There are lots of restaurants catering to different tastebuds, lots of clothing stores from high fashion (Banana Republic, Topshop, Zara) to luxury (Hugo Boss, Diane von Furstenburg) and lots of electronics shops and the best bookshop in KL — Kinokuniya.
Parking is ample but if you come on a weekend afternoon, then be prepared to drive around for a bit. This is a high traffic mall though, so usually you get one pretty quickly as people come and go all the time. One thing I dislike about this mall is that they don’t want people to use strollers on the escalators so they have put a metal beam blocking the way. It’s not as if the lifts aren’t always full either, I have had to wait for 10 minutes just to get into a lift with my kids!
But having said that, this is a good place to come with kids as it is attached to Aquaria, has Petrosains for learning and discovery and outside is a huge park complete with children’s playground.

Suria KLCC is located at one of our country’s well known landmark, the Petronas Twin Towers. It used to be a treat for me to come here on special holidays but I hardly make my way down here anymore as it’s too far for me to travel. The mall caters to mainly tourists as they have a variety of tenants from luxury brands to high street. Isetan remains their biggest department store tenant together with Parkson and there’s also an Isetan food hall where you can get Japanese food. With plenty of food options to choose from, you’ll be spoiled for choice as you’ll find regular favourites such as Dome, Starbucks, The Apartment, Ben’s and Chinoz On The Park.
KLCC also houses the Harrods store and café which is perfect for afternoon tea. Parking isn’t usually a problem here but it can get really expensive especially if you’re staying the whole day as they charge by the hour so I would suggest taking the LRT that stops right at the mall. There’s a TGV cinema and Kinokuniya here which a lot of people frequent. If it’s one thing I dislike is that the mall can be packed with foreign workers during the public holidays and it gets too crowded so I usually stay away on those holidays.

Taking the Putra LRT line for less than RM3, the train stops right in between avenue K and KLCC so you can imagine how often I come here. KLCC is home to most of the topnotch branded fashion retailers along with a variety of great food. As a student, it can be a tad (more like a LOT) pricey for me so I tend to swerve towards one of the two foodcourts that are available here for cheaper food.
Honestly this place isn’t really my cup of tea because it is always packed with people so I would come here to go to the park, Kinokuniya or to go to Pavilion. Yup! There’s even an elevated walkway all the way from KLCC to Pavilion which is convenient but… be prepared to walk 15 – 20 minutes through the KLCC Convention Centre and walkway to get there. Also, if you would like to use the toilets in KLCC, some of them will charge you a fee (which I find totally ridiculous) so either hold it in or sprint your way to Pavilion! Otherwise, this place is alright. There isn’t much of entertainment here besides the cinema (which is still TGV, totally overpriced), the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra (super fun) and the Petronas Gallery upstairs (which I totally recommend!).

Suria KLCC is absolutely one of the best malls I have ever been to in KL, for sure because it’s under Petronas which makes it very interesting it’s very beautiful I absolutely love the area around the mall entrance is so beautiful it’s not very crowded like other malls which I also really like about it.
The mall has 6 floors. You can go down and start from ground floor. or you can go up and explore different shops.
What I like more is that you have so many shops, you have expensive brands and you have medium brands you have cheaper stores. Some have accessories of all kinds some of my favorite brands are actually in there I just absolutely love it especially the ones that are not very expensive for me I love the jewellery shops on the ground floor right in the middle of the mall, its just absolutely beautiful.
I definitely recommend it for shopping for girls day shopping. It is just really really beautiful and worth visiting.

Located at the foot of our proud twin towers– KLCC. Suria KLCC is a main destination for local or foreign tourist to shop and leisure. A lot of branded shop can be founded in this mall such Jimmy Choo, Coach, Balenciaga, Versace and other branded shop which i never had a chance to shop. Poor me. haha.
Need more activities in this mall? Well, you may visit Petrosains Discovery — where you can learn more about science. It like 10 years ago for my last visit to Petrosains Discovery. Haha. Will try my best to visit it, since i heard there is a lot of changes. (Of course it is!)
You can find bank, fast food restaurant, beverages and drinks vendors, supermarket at Concourse level. Beside you may shop trendy clothes at any boutiques that mainly located at the second floor. There are 2 foodcourts available in this mall; one located at second floor– variety of food available included fast food like subway, fuel shack etc. The second foodcourt located at 4^th floor– which you can find thai food, noodles, Korean food and more. For some reason — don’t be shock over the price since you are at the centre of Kuala Lumpur’s heart.

A very premium shopping place and the iconic building not just in kuala lumpur, but also in malaysia!
It’s great that its lrt and public transport accessible. in fact, it’s linked with the putra line lrt, so it’s really convenient for people to come here, and this is even for people who drive — if you want to avoid the bad traffic jam, park your car at one of the lrt stations nearby and simply take a lrt ride here.
The mall has pretty much everything — shops, book stores, cinema, exhibition centre, plenary halls, restaurants, food courts (yes, they have more than one) and so much more. And yes, you can even do your groceries here, how convenient eh?
Lately, they have built another new mall just next to Suria KLCC as well, which is the Avenue K. So, that just added so much more reasons to spend your afterwork hours and weekends here.
However, do note that this is quite a premium mall, so even the prices of foods at their food court is slightly above average.

Suria KLCC is one of the most go-​to places due to the reason of the Petronas Twin Towers. It is located right beneath it so it can overlook the towers for a good view and photograph. They also have an outdoor garden which you could have a nice jog, run or even bring your kids to. A picnic could be set up at the park as well. The mall outdoor area is more than decent due to those reasons I just mentioned and also cause there are several restaurants linking both the inside and the outside of the mall. I usually like eating at Dome for a nice lunch on Sundays. You get the perfect view and ambience.
They have a variety of stores within the mall like Topshop, Zara and such. They have Cold Storage as their grocery store and also department stores like Isetan and Marks and Spencer. A hotel is connected to the mall as well which is Mandarin Oriental perfect for luxurious customers and tourists. They also have a movie theater and a good amount of restaurants to choose to be able to feast in. A choice of western to local delicacies.
The fact that it is connected to several buildings such as Avenue K, Pavillion and The KL Convention Center makes it really convenient as well.

KLCC Shopping Center is a great mall. Its centralized and has got many offerings for tourists and also us locals.
Theres the famous Aquria which is a world-​class aquarium that showcases animals & marine life from Malaysia and around the world. They have a number of activities such as live feeding shows, an educational tour for the young ones, and many more. One may also hosts various events there. Aquaria is listed on the Trip Advisor recommendation list.
Theres is also the Petrosains is Petrosains is a Science Discovery Centre that uses an interactive approach to tell the story of the science and technology of the energy industry. The sequence of the exhibits also focuses on general science and its application to everyday life. Its both fun and educational. Petronsains too have made it on the recommendation list on Trip Advisor.
Other than that you may also enjoy other things too such as shopping, the cinema, a restaurants or a stroll in the park.

This mall has everything you will need!
What I really like about KLCC is that it offers anything, from pharmacies, to really good grocery shops and clothing and fashion items at various prices (many luxourius brands, including Tiffany’s, Cartier, Prada, etc) .
For entertainment, you can visit the Aquarium in the afternoon or enjoy some classical music at Dewan Philharmonik Petronas. It is very conveniently located, under the Petronas Towers and above an LRT station, which makes going to and from there easy and practical (even when carrying shopping bags).
I do not recommend, however, getting cabs that are parked outside, especially at night, since they tend to charge way above the meter. In my opinion, the most complete mall I’ve seen in KL!