Wisma Merdeka

I feel that some streets in Malaysia are not particularly clean and tidy. There are still a lot of things in Modica shopping malls. I looked at the price and it was really not expensive, and he was not suitable for local brands.

The mall is near Gaya Street, separated from Shuguang Square. It is said that the mall is actually more like a big market. It is a single merchant. There are no specialty stores. There are indeed many small foreign currency exchange shops. I didn't find that the exchange rate was good. I used UnionPay debit card to withdraw money at the teller machine of the Bank of Malaya. I used the card of the Bank of Nanjing, so there is no handling fee, and the exchange rate is the most cost-effective. The air-conditioning in the mall is very good and the environment is not bad.

The consumption level here is not low. Is the Merdeka shopping mall because there are too many tourists? So I always feel that his commodity prices are a bit inflated. Not proportional to the local income level, I feel

Colleagues said that Merdeka is the most cost-effective change, so we came! [Product] can't say the product, that is, this store is very similar to Shanghai's Qipu Road, I feel that the grade is not good, very common. Colleagues bought swimming trunks, I bought foot drag. Also changed MYR. [Environment] The environment is average, one-to-one store, the price is quite affordable. The models here really have everything, the big belly of middle-aged women, the super fierce man like Mr. Weimeng, I am really afraid that the clothes will break. [Service] There are Chinese speakers, but the language is not a problem here. We don't counter-offer either, the price is posted on it.

Consumption in Kota Kinabalu is cheaper, Merdeka shopping malls are relatively civilian shopping malls, from fast food (with KFC), snacks to souvenirs, clothing. My main thing in Merdeka is to exchange Magit, which is slightly better than the new shopping malls such as Dawn and Imago. I came here in June 17, and it was about 10 yuan cheaper to exchange MYR 1,000, which was relatively cost-effective.

The Merdeka shopping mall in Kota Kinabalu is near Gaya Street, and the exchange rate is relatively high compared to other exchange rates. Like to exchange money here. It is old-fashioned style, famous brands, relatively few cosmetics, clothes shops, cake shops, restaurants, fruit shops, convenience stores are more... Toilets have to be charged, there is a large supermarket on the first floor, you can use bank cards and Alipay to pay. Coffee, bone tea is cheaper than Gaya Street, the others are not compared, I don't know.

I really don't know how to evaluate the malls in Sabah. One is more broken than the other, and the things inside are not flattering. It was a shock to go to wawasan, and there is a centerpoint that is said to be their best mall here, which is also shocking. There is a better name called inmango that seems to be pronounced like this, and it is very general, but it is much better than these and Merdeka. Anyway, coming to Sabah itself is not to go shopping, it is good to go to see.

Kota Kinabalu old-qualified shopping plaza. An old word explains all the problems. The store is small and the decoration is old. There are banks and money exchange centers on the first floor. Upstairs are various small shops selling small goods and souvenirs. You can find special souvenirs.