My wife and I visited this shopping mall a few times during our recent holiday in Kuala Lumpur. We stayed at Berjaya Times Square Hotel for 9 nights. That Hotel is within a short walking distance from here. This is one of the largest shopping malls in the city and has a variety of luxury shops selling designer labels. It also has a Parkson Grand department store and a large food court in the basement. We bought a few things during our visits.

Traveling with a Family of 4 with college kids Had one day in Kuala Lumpur during a cruise which ported in Port Klang. Note: There is basically nothing at the Port Klang Cruise Terminal so you need to book an excursion of some sort to see anything. The cruise ship offers several tour options including a shuttle to and from downtown (Bukit Bintang). Decided to explore Kuala Lumpur on our own since its much cheaper for a family of four to take our own taxi. There is a set price from taxi's to the the Pavillion Shopping Center in Bukit Bintang. Kuala Lumpur is an approximately one hour drive from Port Klang Cruise Terminal by taxi without traffic. Make sure you get a taxi in plenty of time to get back to the ship. You can take a train from Klang, however you would still need to get a taxi from the cruise terminal to Klang which is about 10 minutes away. Bukit Bintang is known for Jalan Bukit Bintang, a busy thoroughfare with upscale shopping malls and luxe fashion boutiques. Al fresco bars and live music clubs line Changkat Bukit Bintang street. The main shopping malls include: Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, Fahrenheit88, Lot 10 and Sungei Wang Plaza. Each are clean modern multi level high end shopping malls with food courts. If shopping is your thing, this is the place. Lot 10s' food court specializes in all the famous food stalls providing inexpensive local foods from across Malaysia, from the state of Penang to Ipoh in a clean comfortable setting with air conditioning. I particularly like the asian village design of the food court. Pavilion Kuala Lumpurs' food court specializes in a wide variety of food from all over the world in a clean comfortable setting with air conditioning. In particular, Madam’s Kwan Nasi Lamak is recommended as the best nasi lemak by the Ministry of Tourism Malaysia. This is really big deal, as the fragrant rice dish cooked in coconut milk is considered the national dish of the country. Nearby Jalan Alor Food Street is a lively strip known for sidewalk hawker stalls serving local Chinese and Malaysian fare. During the day, there is not much activity but when the sun goes down, the street will be hustling and bustling with activity. Note: The Bukit Bintang Metro Station is conveniently located by the shopping malls which provides a quick, easy and inexpensive way to other attractions in Kuala Lumpur such as the Batu Caves, Petronas Twin Towers, KLCC Park, Chinatown, Central Market Kuala Lumpur, etc. The Metro of Kuala Lumpur also accepts Apple Pay and all you have to do is tap your iPhone at the entrance and exit gates.

Staying at the Ritz Carlton is so convenient walking to Pavilion. Beautiful mall with so many stores and restaurants to choose from. Most designer brands are here, but not the best place to shop in terms of pricing. Designer brands are best to purchase in Paris; it’s the cheapest place to shop for it. If it’s harder for one to travel to Europe then this place is your best bet. Pricing on the other hand will be higher. There is a food court on the lowest level at Pavilion which offers an array of different cuisine with very reasonable prices and it’s pretty good. Definitely a must to visit.

Huge variety of shops. Only one grocery store; on level 1 (Mercanto). Lots of dining options, and great “precinct” for high- end luxury, childrens things and so in. Well worth a visit - even if it’s just to see the centre display! Also free wifi (but I found it to be inconsistent).

Huge beautiful high end mall - lots of expensive brands, classy, cosy ambience . With a huge basement "branded" foodcourt to complement the stature. A distinctive feature of this mall is its huge central atrium, with many steps leading towards it from the entrance point. Have been to this mall many times in past visits to KL. Probably the nicest, biggest & best mall in KL. Great place to soak ( & browse ) in the atmosphere here.

Pavilion is in a really easy to reach location in KL, so if you're into malls then you really should go. The mall itself is huge with a large range of stores for a variety of shoppers. The highlight for me, however, is the massive range of eateries and restaurants at a range of budgets. As a traveller, I'm always looking for good, cheap food that is convenient to reach and buy. Pavilion definitely ticks this box for me.

This is a major shopping mall at the commercial heart of the Malaysian capital. Pavilion Kuala Lumpur is a huge place with all major international brands available. Restaurants of all price ranges are scattered around each storey. A pleasant time-killer.

Pavillion Mall in KL is one of the largest malls I have seen in a while. I believe that almost every luxury brand in the world had a presence here. Prices are definitely on the higher side, but they have great varierty of products. Loved shopping here and the food court was massive too.

This shopping center is huge. You will need few hours if you have the time. There are lots of lots of retailers here. Also you can find good deals. There are several food corners and plenty of food choice.

We totally enjoyed ourselves in this mega shopping mall which provided many shopping and food options. In fact, we visited this mega mall a few times just to experience the different food options during our recent stay. It also has a big supermarket. I will highly recommend this place if you are keen to find a mega shopping to spend a day in KL.