All things a tourist like me may find hard to resist - fastfood, local delicacy like chincalok,keropok many variety of titbits and souvenirs like t-shirts colourful scarves to name a few all under one roof. More

The mall is a decent place for shopping, though it does suffer from being somewhat poorly laid out and hard to decipher, as another poster has written. However, if you are looking for something to do at night, it offers a variety of things to do. Having been on the road for 4 months, we were happy to be able... More

I stayed at Equatorial Hotel which is just beside the big shopping mall. I would say that it depends on what you want to buy. I am 21, asian guy, waiting to get into university so i needed alot of shirts and pants and such and this mall has got much of these to offer. There isnt alot for girls... More

When u visit Malacca dont forget to drop off to this shopping mall since u can find alot of souvenirs for your friends and families at home... but it is a bit difficult to park your car since they only have a very limited parking space... unless u dont care about receiving a parking ticket from the police traffic :) More

This place is divided into two buildings. However, the shops are not categorized accordingly. All the different type of shops are found everywhere in every floor. There are also no baby friendly rooms for nappy change. The choices of shops and boutiques are poor. This place gets extremely congested during holidays. More

A Gd time to visit this mall would be on a weekday as the mall is very crowded over the weekend and public holiday. The mall has a very good mixed of eateries, household items, clothes, shoes, bags etc. There is even a Mr DIY on the 2nd floor - just above Daiso and you can get very gd bargain... More

Good for shopping enthusiast.Lots of shopping boutiques and store like Nike,Adidas,Quiksilver etc...........Best place for having quick lunch or breakfast....Near MacDonald's too... More

Basically a normal conventional mall which doesn't stand out. The design of the mall is like a long snake (it lacks width so it makes up in length). You'll be walking straight down the aisles with some nooks and corners. The ground floor houses a Heritage Gallery where tourists might like to buy handicraft, keychains, traditional cloth and local food... More