Bangsar Village

Bangsar Village would be a mall that I usually visit by habit when I’m in the Bangsar Telawi hood. Apart from cinema, you would basically be able to find pretty much everything here.
Separated into Bangsar Village 1 and 2 now, the malls are populated by a wide range of restaurants and cafés for you to choose from. Usually, I do feel very spoilt by the amount of choices given.
Bangsar Village 1 has got a space that always have weekend and weekdays market in the center area. Sometimes there would also be special celebration going on and performances being done in the center area too — needless to say it is a very family place to hang out during weekends.
On the first floor you would find some salons and shops. Of course, there you would be able to find some cafés for a good afternoon tea break too.
In Bangsar Village 2 there you could find more things to shop and they do have their ground floor catered for shopaholics, with a selection of brands from the U.K. Of course, the selection does continue on the first floor too. A few of my favourite brands are actually available here too, which is pretty awesome.
Parking isn’t exactly cheap here, and if you are trying to get a parking spot outside of the mall, it’s always a challenge in the Bangsar neighbourhood. So, finger crossed in getting a parking every time I’m there!

The twin malls located at the ever-​crowed Telawi neighbourhood is somewhat an institution. Drawing mainly yuppies and expats crowd on the weekend, there are a few stand-​outs from these malls.
From the well-​stocked Village Grocer, artisanal cafes, specialty restaurants to designers boutiques, the shops selection here are a mixed of local and international. On weekends, large throng of families hang out here for brunch and other kids activites at Gymboree Play & Music or Marmalade.
The only problem with BV is the parking. On weekends, there are hardly any spots available. So, opt for other choice to commute if you’re heading here.

Bangsar village is the elder of Bangsar Village II, they are linked by a covered bridge or you could even cross the street to get one from the other.
I feel the mall strives to target more of a family oriented audience and is a great environment for kids. They have Gymboree, Toys R Us, MPH, Blue Dot Baby, Village grocer and much more. They also have nice variety of restaurants from Absolute thai to The Daily Grind. You could grab a Starbucks, Chatime or even Boost Juice while you roam around the mall. The mall just creates an environment that is enjoyable and suitable for all ages.
The only drawback is parking, it quickly gets full during peak hours and it has less parking lots compared to Bangsar Village II. They do not have valet.

This mall offers great options of restaurants and it is very conveniently located if you want to go grocery shopping.
It is not the greatest place to go shopping for clothes or shoes when you compare it to other malls like BSC or new centra very conveniently located if you want to go grocery shopping. It is not the greatest place to go shopping for clothes or shoes when you compare it to other malls like BSC or Nu Sentral.
There are The number of shops but I find them a bit too expensive especially considering that the area in which is located is full of small shops that tend to be much cheaper and offer better value. So I recommend going to Bunster village for lunch or dinner and groceries but not so much clothing and shoes or even electronics.

I really like this place. It has a great grocery store with an organic section, restaurants, coffee shops, flower shop, you name it.
It was the first mall I visited and it definitely won me over. You can find brand stores in it, slightly better priced stores and even a clothes cleaner underground.
They have an underground parking and a rear one. It has only 2 stories and it connects with Bangsar Village II. A lot of expats love this place for its variety and how it has everything from money exchange to barbecue supplies.
So if you are in the Bangsar area do check it out. There is a cute cupcake booth on the second level and an MPH bookstore that I really like.

Bangsar Village has always been a pretty frequent place to visit for me, it is pretty convenient equipped with a grocery store, usual fashion outlets and etc. One of the main reasons I go to the mall is due to the fact it has the cheesecake shop called Miso Cheesecake. It is simply delicious. It’s not the same floor as Starbucks, Speedy and etc. I simply adore the cheesecake there.
Other than that, I used to go there for the grocery store cause it carries some international stuff that I can’t simply get from Aeon or Carefour. It has neat restaurants and cafes as well. The Big Bad Wolf and the Three Little Pigs is a must visit to taste some pork dishes and their Mars Bar dessert. The Acme Café has a really nice ambience to it, you could take a seat outside to enjoy the bangsar view.

Bangsar Village I is the closest mall in Bangsar area. it has 4 flours including coffees, restaurants, hairdressers, Grocery shop, Money exchange office, A Moroccan Hammam, a Celebrity Fitness Gym and more.
The Mall is also surrounded by local restaurants allowing visitors many options.
You can go to this mall if you are near the area of bangsar, it’s the most convenient in terms of location, It has all you need and most people are quite helpful as it’s known for it to be the expats area.
The mall has a huge space on the ground flour where different shops would set up in the middle of the ground flour space and sell different products depending on the time of the year. for example on Halloween it’s covered with Halloween products sold from different portable shops.
I think what’s missing in the mall is music really. it would give it more life, but that’s my opinion :)

If you live in Bangsar Area and you are a foreigner, but not only, one of the best places to do your shoppings, no matter if it’s groceries or other stuff, is Bangsar Village 1.
Here you can find anything you want from groceries, pharmacy, clothes, electronic /​electrical stores, gifts, special promotions, hair cut, clothes laundry or clothes tailor and many more. Everything you want is in BV1. But you need to know that BV1 is more focused on house and daily stores. BV2 is more on clothing and personal care.
The prices are decent and the quality is very good. Regarding the groceries part, you can find here a variety of European ingredients and food for e good price and very good quality. The food is fresh and you can always ask the staff for help if needed.
The mall itself, has 2 floor and one underground level, where you can find a Money Exchage office.

This is a shopping mall where most of the expats gather to do their groceries at Village Grocer. You can find a lot of different cuisines restaurants here: Nandos, Ben’s, Roasted duck and phenomenal cupcake stand. There’s a really big desserts– to– go choice in this mall.
Also some useful services like pharmacies and some decorations according to the season. However, this is not a place to shop for clothes.
They mainly have kids stores like: Toys R us.
If you want to do clothes shopping I would recommend to go right to Bangsar Village II which you can reach through outside or a tunnel. And if you are looking for cheaper groceries, across the street you can find TMC.