Puteri Mart

1) Price too expensive (more than Aeon).
2) Varieties and freshness is just as same as any traditional wet market.
3) No aircon, bad ventilation.

Hero market is just 3km away, fresher, cheaper and more importantly.with aircon!

Everything here so expensive. All over price. U can get better quality of food with cheaper else where.

Lots of food stalls managed and cooked by foreign workers, which makes Malaysian Food worst. The fruit stall infront of the front parking sells fake Musang King durians. Dont buy durian here.

Most food stalls are run by foreign workers, which really mess up the original taste of Malaysian food.

Very poor service especially the vegetarian shop selling vege chicken and so on, the Indonesian lady very rude

TERRIBLE SERVICE @ Chinese owner Grocery Stall. OLD Lady boss scolds customer for choosing eggs. WITCH!

The food is prepared by the foreigners, how can you say that it is local food? Taste horrible yet expensive.

Good for one stop wet market.grocery.cosway.clothing including tailor, a medical herbal mini mart and plant nursery. However l find only1-2 kuih stall with not many variety. Their food court has many stalls. For me so far 3 out of 5 times l have stomach ache after having food at food Court so refrain if your stomach is sensitive.

Selling most expensive daily grocery, fish and vegetable in Town. However, the advantage is able to shop in the afternoon session.

Old market place with hawkers stores. You can get most of your daily supplies and a section of non-halal. On food: we trief the claypot chicken, tòo salty. The popiah was good though.

If you are into flower teas, then you should visit this market. The kiosk is located at the entrance itself. Friendly owner helps to select and customise teas according to your needs. He advises you on how and when to consume. Price is reasonable too. It's a good way to reduce sugar intake.

Food nice be aware for the drink tho worried u get the broken type glass perhaps those cup not wash in proper.morning market this place kind of pricey better try morning market at DG food court

Good place. Wet market, dry market, hawker. A one stop place to get almost everything you want.

Apparently is a nice lunch Eating place for common foods. Time saving and availability of parking lots.

Convenient place to buy foodstuff e.g. Vegetables, chicken, minced pork, fruits etc. There is also a stall selling praying paraphernalias i.e. Jossticks & candles. Good place to get light snacks e.g. Apam balik, soft beancurd, breads & cakes, egg tarts, etc. A local pharmacy is attached, with reasonably priced medicines & supplements.

Combination of wet market and food court. The food court is quite big and has many stalls for you to try. One of my favourite is the Jawa Mee, as the serving here is the closest to Penang-style cooking i have tried. Their secret is the sauce, which uses pumpkin as base. A bit expensive though (rm7). At the market side, you can get a variety of local produce - including vegetables, seafood, rice, fruits, and much more. There are also stores selling clothes and other daily stuff.

Difficult to find parking unless willing to park at untarred road. Most sellers are honest & the place is clean most of the time.

Good place to get groceries. Has a food court here too but food is slightly expensive for the portion given.

Variety of vegetables and meat sold here like an ordinary market. Also available is a food court, pharmacy, spectacle shop, plastic products shop as well as several other outlets.

Lots of fresh vegetables, poultry and meat; there's also a food court adjacent to the market that provides a variety of food