Mr COCONUT SHAKE = shop KW12 / Central Market

Verynice for the tourist to go here, instagrammable, lots of foods stalls outside, you can buy clothes, ref magnet, cofee, chocolates, keychain, banana chips, cassava chips, better bring cash here, you need to pay for the toilet toi

The location is perfect for shopping, because it's cool and there are lots of choices for small businesses, but some are expensive and some are cheap, still negotiable, paid toilets, there's a food court too, for those who want to look for milo cubes, there's also one here.

Very touristy souvenir shops with high prices but still some good stuff. The food court upstairs has a good variety and good prices

Lots of tradisional stuff and item, hope the price will not mark up too much for local to come. Malaysian also hope this CM will make improvement in terms of shop and other tradisional entertainment (game of gasing/guli/wau/batu seremban for free)

Having a good times at Central Market, good experience and great exposure for my daughter who really enjoy artwork.clean toilet and lots of things to buy as souvenirs
definitely will come back again
i’m a proud malaysian!

I sent international postcards and experienced batik, and the children enjoyed it. The food court was not very hygienic, so I thought it would be clean because I had to pay for the bathroom, but it was regrettable that the child said it was messy.

Nice place to buy gift and used items such as clothes & pants. But most special about this place is the tourist and culture around it.

You can find souvenirs here.
Wholesale stores selling sea cucumber soap and sweets, craft shops, boutiques, etc.
It's not limited to this place, but at every store, the staff will talk to you anyway, so you have to have the courage to talk to them.

As a side note, I wonder if the coconut shake shop that was on the street next to Central Market is still open? It's absolutely delicious.
Also, there is a crockery shop at the end of that street, selling cheap and cute tableware in a very messy manner. Even though it's heavy, it's so cute that it's worth taking home as a carry-on.

KL central market is overall buy everything.home needs, flowers, and antique collection. Many type of Food court available here. Foreigners can find Malaysia memorable things to here.

Here I found flag patches for my backpack. The usual souvenirs like magnets are cheaper here than anywhere else in the city, the sweets are more expensive than in the shops (I paid 5 ringgit for a bag of jackfruit chips at Mr. DIJ, at the market the middlemen ask 12 ringgit).

There are many restaurants at the top.

Tempat yg perlu dilawati bila datang ke Kuala Lumpur. Pelbagai bahan seni yg dijual dan atur cara seni juga ada dipermudahkan.
Jika radar lapar dan dahaga ada tempat utk menjamu selera di bhg atas.

Love to shopping at Central markets thought its a bit backdated the market its can be improved in future.

Lots of shops in a covered air conditioned space. Mostly handiworks and clothes. The place also has a couple of coffee shops on the ground floor and a food court on the second floor. Don't forget to haggle before you buy something!

Nice place to visit, but dont expect too much here if you want to so shopping.
For small souvenir stuff, don't stop at the front stores or at the main walk way, turn left to the China area to find a much reasonable price.

Worth paying a visit. A market that dates back to almost 100 years ago. It gives you a window into the culture, heritage and arts of indigenous Malaysians. Lots of nice souvenirs. And if you are are looking for traditional costumes of Malaysia, this place offers a wide selection for you.

Central Market is an establishment for arts, crafts and other items you would wish to decorate a cosy living room with. There are also shops on the 2nd level that sell nicely embroidered table cloths, rugs and so on. Just outside along the street, you would find a short walking street with tasty street snacks.

When you are there. Don't forget to visit the peranakan restaurant on the 2nd level that boasts exceptional service, above average food and decor thats authentically nyonya.

While you are at KL and you have an evening to spare, going to Central Market might just be the quiet escape from the Bukit Bintang area if you are not one for crowds.

Central Market yang terletak di jantung Kuala Lumpur dan berjarak tempuh beberapa menit dari Petaling Street merupakan tengara budaya dan warisan Malaysia yang terkenal.

Bangunan ini dibangun tahun1888 dan awalnya berfungsi sebagai pasar basah. Sejak itu tempat dianggap sebagai Bangunan Bersejarah.

Wisatawan berbondong-bondong ke Central Market karena beragam kerajinan tangan, seni, kebaya, songket, dan suvenir asli Malaysia. Batik Emporium menjual berbagai label desainer ternama, dengan barang batik buatan Malaysia yang terbaik, mulai dari pakaian, sepatu, tas, hingga perlengkapan rumah.

Panggung Terbuka Central Market adalah tempat pengunjung dapat menikmati acara seni dan budaya yang penuh warna. Selama hari raya utama negara, area ini akan semarak dalam tema yang merefleksikan keragaman etnis di Malaysia.

Untuk mendapatkan suasana seni setempat yang lebih kontemporer, Annexe Gallery yang berada di belakang Central Market, adalah tempat populer untuk mengadakan acara seperti pemutaran film, pameran seni, dan wacana publik.

Berjalan kaki atau Taksi
Central Market berada di Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock, di seberang Halte Bus Klang.

Light Rapid Transit (LRT)
Stasiun Pasar Seni yang dilalui jalur Putra LRT berada di sebelah kanan luar Central Market.

We love visiting Market in every country that we went through. I have to say Central Market in Malaysia is worth the visit. You can choose on they're local items in cheapest price. Even if it's not cheap i might say it's worth your money.

An iconic building and tourists attraction. An colonial day KL Central fresh food Market transformed into a tourist spot for decades ago. The idea place for souvenirs and handicrafts. We brought several foreign guests here to shop hunt for local handicrafts and most of them are happy with their purchases. It's also a place for a good meal and relaxing hightea breaks.

Not a bad selection of items. Not overly touristy as I thought it would be. The market is mainly indoors and partially outside stalls as well. You can get there by train but also easily walkable from subway Masjid Jamek