Pavilion

This is one of the main shopping malls in the Golden Triangle area. If you want to take a memorable picture or a landmark-​ish kinda picture, just walk to the main entrance. You will see 3 huge bowls as a fountain. Apparently, the 3 bowls represents the three main races in Malaysia.
There are many brands in this mall. From high end to the middle range. As for food, there is a food court downstairs. So if you can’t decide on what to eat or where to eat, the food court offers a variety of cuisine. At the same floor, there are other restaurants available as well. For those who like macaroons, komugi offers nice macaroons. Oh, the Mercato supermarket is there too. Imported goods are available there.
As for massage services, there are not many. Only one or two. So, signature oriental is a good choice if you are looking for a place to wind down and keep away from the crowd for a bit :)
For those who like Japanese culture or feel-​like, on the 6^th floor, Tokyo Street is there. The decoration there are similar to the Japanese shrine like. You can find food, steamboat buffet (Suki-​Ya), Daiso and some other shops there. If you would like to have a manicure, Nana’s nails is just there too. Reasonable price with good service.
If you are there at some festivals or seasons, at the main lobby, you will see nice decoration or fashion shows or national something day. =D
Outside the mall, at the concourse level 3 (if i’m not wrong), there are 2 rows of nice restaurants such as La Bodega, The Press Room and so on… So, for those who prefer the outdoor kinda thing, this C3 is nice too.
On the 7^th floor, there is a dining loft which is meant for restaurants which are slightly higher priced than some. So, if you’re looking for a good eating experience, do drop by =D

One of the few high-​end shopping malls in Malaysia, many prestige brands open their outlet here to show presents in Malaysia. Luxurious car brands also set up showroom at the back entrance next to jockey service.
Can easily find top fashion brands and higher range dining restaurants here. But there are many middle range outlets to services majority of the mall visitors too.
The location is great, many KL landmarks are just walking distance from this mall. This is a popular meeting hot spot for locals, tourists, as well as foreign workers during the public holidays.
The parking fee is a pain, but you are paying for a more comfortable, spacious, and safer environment.
Alternatively, you can take LRT to the nearby KLCC station and walk all the way under the shelter of RM100mil project 1.2km pedestrian walkway to Pavilion shopping mall in less than 20min.

This is a fantastic mall, one of the best in KL in my opinion. It’s quite a big one and one can get easily lost if he or she doesn’t know the way. On my trip here, I knew I have to come here to enjoy the food, dessert and catch a movie after that!
There is something for everyone at this mall, lots of levels of shops and restaurants for you to explore and it wasn’t difficult for me to decide where to head to.
Located at the heart of Bukit Bintang, the walk from the nearest monorail station to this mall is around 10 minutes and if you are driving, you might find parking troublesome since it gets crowded especially during the weekend.
The shops over here can be very competitive so if you are looking for an item, do check out a few outlets before making your decision. Comparing this mall with the others near by? This is definitely the better and more exciting one to be in.
Overall, this has to be my favourite mall in KL! If you head there, please enjoy!

Pavilion is where you go to spend all your paycheck. well unless you’re here for the crappy food court meals?
I don’t travel to the city much, but when I do I like browsing Pavilion without spending any money because it just makes me feel like I’m in Paris/​New York. Besides that, I always get a coffee from coffee bean and stroll through the levels.
There are always plentyyyyyyyyy of tourists in this mall which is also beautifully decorated and a sight to see! During festive seasons, they do the malls up really prettily so it’s worth coming by just for that.
Whatever it is, Pavilion is one of the most raved-​about malls in KL. If you’re a tourist, definitely pop by at least once.

I have a love-​hate relationship with this mall. I hate that an old school had to be demolished to make way for it, but I guess that’s the price we have to pay for urban development? In any case, this mall is located smack in the middle of Bukit Bintang and is definitely a beautiful mall to look at.
It’s renowned for its luxury label wing, which is a section of the mall entirely dedicated to luxury labels such as Burberry, Canali, Ermeneglido Zegna, Gucci, Hermes and Hugo Boss. Of course, I hardly set foot there except for once when I bought a pair of Hugo Boss shoes for my fiancée as part of my hantaran set.
The best thing about this mall to me is the FOOD! There is every cuisine imaginable under one roof. My personal favourites would be Chakri Palace for Thai food (I absolutely love their Pad Thai), La Bodega for their tapas (this is my favourite branch for La Bodega), and Kampachi for awesome Japanese food. There’s also a Godiva store here to satisfy my sweet tooth. If I am feeling like I deserve some good chocolates, I come here and grab a few of their truffles. And this mall definitely has one of the best food courts. It is clean, well-​maintained and has a wide variety of food available. I usually park myself at the Teppanyaki stall.
The other thing I hate about this place is the parking fees which are absurd, really. So I come here when I am craving something specific to eat and not really for shopping.

Pavillion is one of the most famous mall in Bukit Bintang KL. Ever since the opening of this mall, I hardly visit KLCC anymore as whatever the have in KLCC, you can get it here.
This mall houses a huge range of high end designer stores. You can even see them along the mall at the window display even before entering the mall. There’s Coach, Gucci, Juicy Couture, Ferragamo and so on. In the inside of the mall, there’s more of this kinda high end designer stores. Even the department store in Pavillion, Parkson sells premium stuff as compared to the usual Parkson,
Like most malls, Pavillion houses lots of clothing, shoes, bags, accessories stores, dessert place and even cinema too. They are definitely not lack of restaurants and cafes too. There’s restaurants at every corner of the mall and there’s a street with a whole stretch of restaurants and bars along it with outdoor setting that allows them to open till late. They even have a food court in it. There’s no way you’ll get hungry over here. You can only get broke. Lol!
Pavillion is famous for their decorations. During special festive season such as Chinese New Year, Hari Raya, Deepavali and Christmas, the mall will be decorated with super high quality decorations. Many people purposely come here just to take photos with their festive seasons decorations. Personally, I felt that they always put up the prettiest and most grand mall decoration.
If you’re a tourist and happen to be nearby, this is one of the must visit mall!

Despite the mall having pretty much everything, it is smaller compared to Sunway, IOI Mall, and even Mid Valley-​Gardens. However, they do have everything here food-​wise, clothe-​wise, make-​up, accessories, books and a whole lot more.
A lot of high-​end brands here I’ve noticed. From genuine retail stores of Burberry, Gucci, Pedro and many more designer brands. Best part is, Pavilion is connected to KLCC by a bridge which is the best way to get from one place to another whilst avoiding the treacherous heat outside.

This mall has everything you need but for more than you are willing to pay. It has so many different options for food, clothes shopping and entertainment that you may get distracted if you don’t know exactly what you’re looking for.
There are many expensive brands in this shopping, so if that’s what you’re looking for this might be the place for you. For food, I recommend pigs and Wolf, Din Tai Fung and Ben’s.
For entertainment coma they have a quite decent cinema and a karaōke bar that is quite famous. Pavilion is connected to KL CC by a bridge which is the best way to get from one to the other and escape the heat outside.

The festive decorations in this shopping paradise is attractive. The last time I came here was during Chinese New Year this year where the lion dance happening around the mall was still fresh in my mind. The lion dance was touring the mall and I stood beside one of the player who plays the China Cymbals when it stops to play in front of the mall’s tenant. I think the cymbals produce sounds which penetrates the complex in an energetic way which adds positivity to the atmosphere of the mall during the festive period.

Pavillion is a mall that has a luxury looks and it is spacious too!
Every inch of the mall look so classy and modern.
For high-​branded people, this is their spot to shop from the top until the toe.
I only came here for window shopping or just spend my lazy day by hang out at the cafes. There are variety of food available here, from Western to Arab to Asian food. You can find it. There are also open-​air area for the bars and restaurant.
I never came here by driving so far, since i am more comfortable to use public transportation to walk around Kuala Lumpur, especially Bukit Bintang Area. To reach Pavillion Mall, you may stop at Bukit Bintang station or take bus (GO KL Bus– purple line, and its FREE)

Pavillion mall is really amazing its huge there’s so many things that you can do quite honestly for me it’s quite expensive especially that you have mostly super expensive brands that actually exist in that mall so I usually just go out there to hang out with friends go to different cafés. and maybe even check out the clothes section a little bit and definitely an amazing place if you want to get an idea on the latest fashion that’s out there so yep! go have fun :)
the cut studio is really awesome place the guys there are super friendly I remember walking in there.

Premium brands all around, but different from places like starhill gallery, they do have some middle ranged brands here as well.
Do look out for their promotions every month and especially during festive seasons when they will entitle you for free gifts when you spend a certain amount in the mall.
Their food court here is quite famous for the wide variety of food and delicacies that’s offered. Also, their prices are pretty fair too.
They also have an outdoor area where they have a line up of restaurants and bars. Rather packed at nights and weekends, its quite a comfortable place to hang out.
Tips: you can actually walk from pavilion to klcc via a sky bridge, linking directly from one end to the other. If the traffic is really bad, ain’t this quite convenient eh?

I hang out at Pavilion almost every week, no joke. It is to a point where I can memorize and remember every detail of this shopping centre. Unfortunately, I don’t come here to shop as often as the price of these brands can be very pricey. Just to name a few; brands like Zara, Fossil, Coach and so on. Pavilion is like a shopping heaven for those who have a high budget.
Nevertheless, Pavilion is a place where you can find almost everything such as restaurants, pubs, bars, dessert joints, fashion brand outlets and more. Not forgetting that you and your love ones will be able to catch a movie here or get to the karaōke joint to sing your hearts out. This place is not only for high rollers, but it’s suitable for anyone who just wants to find a good shopping mall to chill.
Patrons will be able to enjoy good foods as well especially in the food court. I got to commend their food court as it is full with varieties. Not only that, Pavilion emphasizes a lot on cleanliness as well when you can see the toilet and the floors are sparking clean. The setting of the shops is accommodating and not confusing for patrons. For example, if you wish to buy a camera, you will be able to find other shops selling the same camera on the same floor.
The only setback would be the parking especially when it’s on the weekends. Once I waited for 30 minutes to find a parking. On top of that, the parking fee is absurd. If you are able to look past the parking issues, then this is a very good place to visit!

I just love coming here. I think a definition of a shopping mall would be Pavilion. Seriously! Let me elaborate okay?!
Okay lets start with the availability of food. My god theres so many to choose from, you’ve got your food court which has more than 15 types of food to choose from (BURP!) and then you’ve got restaurants such as La Bodega (good spanish tapas place) Michelangelo’s (not so great Italian restaurant) La Boca (Latin American Bar) Pressroom (a hip bistro) and many others. Do see where im going with this?
Moving on to the next category, entertainment. They’ve got a pretty huge cinema so all you movie junkies can catch up on the latest action packed film, romantic flick or whatever it is that tickles your fancy! I think that the Golden Screen Cinemas here are pretty good in terms of maintaining the cinema rooms and their staff is friendly too. Their seats are very comfortable and the leg space is just superb.
Now it does not stop there, there’s also a karaōke centre. Oh yes theres a Red Box in Pavilion. Red Box is a karaōke is well established karaōke group which has been around since 2000 (just incase you dont know) So incase you wanna take your singing skills out of your shower, you know where to go! They’ve got awesome room packages too just give them a call to find out or check out their website.
Okay next is the shopping! Retail shopping is a must. Yes? Well you may find almost everything here from designer brands to high street brands, you name it they probably will have it.
The only thing i dislike about this place is the parking fees. Its just ridiculous. RM 18 for 3 hours pfft! To find a parking spot isnt so hard but can be a little tricky during weekends.
Do you know see why i think its the best shopping mall?

The most remarkable place for me in Pavilion Shopping Center will be its toilets. Okay, yes, I said toilet. Because me and my uni mates have done our research in the toilet. It sounds weird, I admit. But that is to observe what ladies will do when they go into toilet. Well, I am not going to review how the toilets are like. But, I have to mention, Pavilion’s toilets are clean (since we went to all the toilets).
Back to the point, Pavilion is a shopping mall that located at Bukit Bintang. I bet this is the most crowded place for tourist. So, what makes the difference between Pavilion and other shopping malls. The only thing comes to my mind is «BRANDED». Undeniably, you can find all branded luxurious items at Pavilion, such as Gucci, LV, Paris Hilton, Long Champ, etc. As long as it is branded, you can find it here.
I personally don’t really like visiting Pavilion, unless it is Christmas. Because almost all the people work in these branded shops have the similarity, which is look down on people. They judge one in their appearance. My friend was once teased by the salesperson when she requested to have a look on the watch (which is quite expensive, but she is going to buy). We were students, who wear slippers when going into that shop. So, that salesperson judged that we were not going to buy anything but just request to have a look on the product. That’s why they teased us. Hey! We are customers, how can you treat us like that? Not only once, but a lot of shop we went it, they just tried not to serve us, and we end up not buying anything from there. So, I really don’t like coming to Pavilion.
Nonetheless, the decoration of Pavilion is always great. Especially Christmas, it is the place that I can feel the Christmas atmosphere the most, other than One Utama Shopping Center. Overall, I normally won’t go to Pavilion except I have to. Still, this place is worth to visit and if you want to buy branded products, this is the place you can get them.

Pavilion is my favorite shopping mall. Its closest to home, its big, its spacious and it has every store you could possible need/​want. The array of restaurants here are to die for; from japanese, to italian to america and turkish, Pavilion has everything! Igo to Pavilion a minimum of once a week and I was just telling my boyfriend that I know pavilion like the back of my hand. There are 2 food courts now and even a japanese street with everything and anything japanese. Couture Pavilion is where all the fancy upmarket stores are, Louis Vuitton, Coach, Prada you get the picture.
Pavilion is also really into the holiday seasons, if you haven’t seen the Christmas deco then you are seriously missing out. Its so pretty and makes you feel like you’re in the north pole or something, definitely puts you in the Christmas mood. Most important, Pavilion is not at all overcrowded like KLCC my god! you cant even like walk and i hate that. You wont have this problem at Pavilion cause its really spacious and designed to accommodate massive crowds.

Branded! Yes I say it.
Pavilion has a variety of retails and you probably know by now there are mainly branded. You could find any branded things in Pavilion like Gucci, Fossil and countless more. To be honest, It’s nearly impossible for Malaysian to go Pavilion especially students or people that has lower income yet there’s innumerable people to be seen in Pavilion each and every day. Tourist especially loves to come Pavilion as there’s literally ‘everything’ here. (You can find food, accessories, furniture, clothing or bags, mostly branded).
Pavilion has become one of the ‘most’ visited shopping mall in Kuala Lumpur despite they are insanely pricey. As quality always overtake quantity. This theory applied on Pavilion beautifully. Besides, you could find amazing food in Pavilion. they are everywhere in Pavilion (well, not everywhere but the highest floor, lower ground and hallway of paradise)
Personally, I think is absurd ‘mostly’ with their psychotic price. With their derange price, I could probably eat «MILLIONS» of food in other place but I have to say there are one of the ‘BEST’ shopping mall in Malaysia.
But if you need any ‘branded’ things, you name it ! you could find in Pavilion. That is why Pavilion has become a tourist attraction.

Pavillion is a good place for a slow date night or lazy weekend stroll. I particularly like walking around Marche and hunting for exotic imported foodstuff. They have lots of great brands in the store too.
You ould also not want to miss Tokyo Street which is a portion of the all featuring Japanese themed grocery stores, bakeries and restaurants. Also a good photo opportunity since the design in the area mimics narrow old Kyoto streets

I will say this firsthand: I truly, truly dislike this place.
A tourist trap is a nice way of putting it. It is the gold mine of capitalism, the true-​blue definition of a vacuum and a black hole that stains the minds of the dreamers. With the amount of shops that most Malaysians cannot afford, it serves as a large giant goldfish tank for the Malaysians with a lower income, and lives on as the beacon for shoddy egos to continue growing.
Of course, it is not without its advantages. You will find food that you can never see elsewhere, clothes that you will never wear outside of those walls and peripherals that you are pretty, but impractical, which is very much like a Honda car. The items are brand new, follow the trend and will only be used sparingly after a few days, much like your dad’s sex toy.
I kid, I kid. I am supposed to give constructive reviews, but how am I supposed to do that when this mall is the reason why Malaysia got its nickname of ‘shopping haven’ from in the first place? How am I supposed to refuse the capitalists that continuously bring in products that most Malaysians cannot purchase? How am I supposed to be honest, and also be dishonest about my honesty at the same time?
I do not know, because if this is a mall catered to every citizen of all levels, the world will live in a much better place, and will help to achieve economic stability that this country sorely needs.

This is one of the most beautiful shopping malls I have seen in my life. During Christmas period that is where I felt the Christmas Spirit the most! I would definitely recommend to visit.
It is massive and you would definitely get lost if they didn’t have many digital maps. So if you are looking for a whole day entertainment, this might be it! I even doubt that one day is enough to visit all the shops.
One of my favourite thing about this mall is that it has on the ground floor this outside area filled with brilliant restaurants and café’s ! A great place to hang out during the weekday or weekend.