If you can’t wait for the quarterly PIKOM PC Fair, Low Yat Plaza is the place to shop for all computers and gadgets anytime…. well during business hours of course.
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Yes.. in Penang you can. Shopping for durian has gone upmarket in Penang and I found this to be really interesting. At least three stalls in Penang now accept credit cards… the stalls are located at Jalan Van Praagh, Relau and Mt Erskine.
Seng Durian Enterprise owner Ngang Boon Seng said: “Just like supermarkets and boutiques which accept credit cards, we want to offer such flexibility to our customers, too.”
“And business has been good as customers tend to buy more using credit cards,” he said, adding that a customer recently bought RM800 worth of durians.
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For some reasons, Malaysians love to do shopping at night. The existence of pasar malam (night markets) in every corner of the country is the testimony of this. Recently, there is another night shopping trend taking place in Malaysia especially here in Kuala Lumpur. Near my place, there is a new bazaar opened for night shopping a couple of months ago. Situated next to the Pasar Borong Selangor (wholesale market) in Seri kembangan/Puchong, Bazaar Rakyat is the place to go if you would like to shop for clothings and other non-grocery items. It opens every night from 9.00pm until 1.00am. …read more
I went shopping with my wife and kids at Alamanda today. The children are starting school next week so there are a lot of shopping to be done. Alamanda is one of the nearest shopping centre around where I live in Seri Kembangan. The ultra modern shopping center is located in the Malaysia’s new administrative capital of Putrajaya, about 15-20 minutes away from Cyberjaya, where I work.
We did all our shopping today at Carrefour, one of the hypermarkets operating in Malaysia. Everything, well almost everything, is available there at reasonable prices.
Buying everything that is required for the children for the …read more
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