1. Electronic product at shopping malls, Look for cameras (Nikon, Canon, Casio, Sony and more are all here), mobile phones, MP3 players, DVD players, laptops and even electronic household items like rice cookers and coffee makers, which can be bought for reasonable prices. One of the most well known places to buy electronics and IT products is the 7 storey Plaza Low Yat, behind the Melia hotel near Imbi monorail station.
2. Batik product, Malaysian batik fabric, in bolts, pieces or even made into clothing and accessories, is available at markets, handicraft stores and shopping malls. Just don't buy on a batik factory tour, as you'll pay a much higher price.
3. Pewter , Look for wine accessories, pewter beer mugs, key rings, boxes, photo frames, drinks coasters and even men's cufflinks. One of the best Royal Selangor shops is at KLCC mall or, if you want cheaper pewter ware, check out Central Market or craft shops around town.
4. Chinese Herbs, Everything from traditional remedies to cure asthma, headaches, stomach aches and incontinence to herbs used in Chinese dishes, you'll find it all in KL. One of the best places to shop is Jalan Petaling in Chinatown, as it has some of the best herbal medicine stalls and shops in KL.
5. Don't forget Malaysian Snacks, From traditional rice cakes, candies, water chestnut cakes and sweet bean cakes, Chinatown in KL has some delicious and authentic Chinese snacks. For Indian snacks like cassava chips, jalebi (deep fried sweet batter), puffed rice, roti and samosa, KL's Brickfields area is where you'll find them. For traditional Malay snacks like rice sweets wrapped in banana leaves or curry puffs, Chow Kit is a great place to shop.
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