[2025 Kuala Lumpur Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Lot 10 (Updated Jul)

#coupletravel #100waysoftravel Lot 10, in Bukit Bintang, is a vibrant shopping mall with a unique mix of retail, dining, and entertainment. Shoppers can explore a range of fashion and lifestyle stores, featuring popular international brands alongside local labels, plus beauty and skincare outlets. For food lovers, the Hutong Food Court on the lower ground floor offers a variety of authentic Malaysian hawker dishes, including char kuey teow and Hainanese chicken rice, while several cafes and restaurants serve Japanese, Korean, and Western cuisine. Entertainment options at Lot 10 include a music store catering to audiophiles and an indoor basketball court, where visitors can enjoy casual games or practice. The mall’s entertainment center also features activities suited for all ages, making it a great spot for family outings. With its diverse offerings and vibrant atmosphere, Lot 10 is a go-to destination for shopping, dining, and leisure.

#localtourguides #shoppingexperience #100種旅行方式 #100家探店計劃 #100種旅遊方式 #100waysoftravel #lot10kl #donki #247 #japanese Don Don Donki is a Japan brand specialty store that selling plenties of products including with snacks, foods, make up products, homeware, health supplement, and so on. Back then, this has been my favourite shops while i travel to Dontoburi, Osaka as this is a largest discount store with a yellow Ferris Wheel as the design of the shop. Now, without travelling overseas, it is now available in Malaysia and the branch that located in Bukit Bintang is opening 24/7 daily to satiate everyone’s need regardless what time it is. In term of the price, it is much higher than Japan but considering all of the items are imported, it is still within the reasonable range.

🇲🇾Places you can't miss in Kuala Lumpur! The 4-day itinerary is all here Visa-free travel is really so convenient! Remember to fill out the MDAC online three days in advance ⛅️The weather in Kuala Lumpur is unpredictable, always carry an umbrella. It rained during my visit, but only for an hour or two each time. The sun comes out immediately after the rain, melting everything 🫠 Itinerary🔖 Day1: Arrive in Kuala Lumpur in the evening - Wong Ah Wah Snacks - Check into hotel Day2: Lot 10 Shopping Plaza - Kuala Lumpur Independence Square - City Gallery - River of Life - TG'S Bistro for super long tower pie - Take photos of the Petronas Twin Towers at night Day3: Ah Hee Bak Kut Teh for lunch - Central Market for souvenirs - Seafoot Man for dinner - DurianBB Park Day4: KLCC - Village Park Restaurant for nasi lemak - Pink Mosque - Return home Food🥢 🥥Wong Ah Wah Snacks, visited by many celebrities, has great young coconut and shrimp paste kangkong! The owner's attitude is not as bad as said online 🌊Seafoot Man deserves its Michelin rating, the mixed seafood vermicelli is bouncy and smooth, even the soup is very fresh! The drink I ordered was bird's nest swallow jelly, with lots of bird's nest and sea coconut at the bottom, very refreshing! 🫕Ah Hee Bak Kut Teh is more crowded than Sin Fung, ordered their signature dishes Bak Kut Teh, 🐔 pot, and eggplant, all tasted good 🫶🏻DurianBB Park is near Seafoot Man, they have durian platters and whole durians. The durian platter lets you taste five different flavors at once, satisfying! 🍚Village Park Restaurant is a must-visit! The fried 🐔 nasi lemak is too delicious, crispy and spicy, very fragrant! The restaurant is also always full Photography📷 🍟McDonald's fans must check in at Lot 10 Shopping Plaza 📍Set the taxi location to Lok10 right at the HM entrance, casually posing is very photogenic! There are fewer people during the day than at night ⛪️Independence Square, City Gallery, and River of Life are all down the same road. The lawn opposite Independence Square is great for photos! It's best to go when the sun is about to set, otherwise, like me, you can't even open your eyes from the sun, but you can continue with sunglasses 🫓TG'S Bistro to check in the same tower pie as Ella, paired with sweetened condensed milk, quite nice. Also ordered seafood fried noodles which were good! 💒The Pink Mosque is outside the city center, in the direction of the airport. I went there on my way back. After taking photos, it's convenient to take a taxi to the airport 📍Set the taxi location to kelab taslik putrajava, walk inside and you'll reach the most beautiful spot of the Pink Mosque 🏨Stayed at Eaton Residences, checked in the infinity pool of the Petronas Twin Towers. No need to insist on taking photos in the water, the shore or the lounge chairs are also beautiful. Passersby can be easily removed in post-editing

#mymymemories From the outside, Lot 10 (Pic 1) does not look like a fancy mall, but upon entering, you'll understand that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover 🤣 We spent almost the whole day at Lot 10 (except lunch time!), and here are the places we went and recommend! Optimist Coffee (2) Best coffee at Lot 10, in my opinion! The Americano was not too sweet, and packed with enough caffeine to save me from a groggy Sunday morning! Tabushi Ramen @ ISETAN (3) Located at the LG level, the noodles were cooked to perfection. Just the level of chewiness we love! Try the Katsuo Ramen! Don Don Donki (4,5) Not to be missed of course. Apart from shopping Japanese products, you must not skip the Wagyu skewers! They melt in your mouth, and was just worth all the calories! We received a free Pocari Sweat too! Zapbalang Store (6,7,8) So unique! Look at all the clothings with cool boxes modelled after local brands we know and grow up with! They even have a fridge with milk - that is not milk! Ma Maison Tonkatsu @ J's Dining Gate (9) Refillable sides, big juicy tonkatsu and free drinks if you drop a review... What more can you ask for? Takumi Craft Bar @ ISETAN (10) And then of course, we had to end our day with the best craft beer bar ever, Takumi! We felt so refreshed after a long day of walk and feasting! Rating (out of 5): ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Address: Tamaruya Meat Master, LGF The Market ISETAN The Japan Store Lot 10 Shopping Centre, 50, Jln Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Price: 💰💰💰💰 Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ As this was a birthday trip, we need something fancy to celebrate the occasion. We were craving for quality meat. I was doing some research and found this place right beside of out hotel. The place is situated inside of ISETAN. You'll find the meat booth near a section of raw beef. To get started, you'll have to pick your meat from the cool shelfs and pass it to the person behind the counter. You'll pay first before finding a counter seat. The meat will be passed to the chef and depending where you sit, you'll be able to watch the chef cook and season your meat to your perfect doneness. We're not steak expert but we highly recommend getting the ones with lots of fats marbling so it's soft, tender and juicy. We took:- 1. Stirlion - 10/10 it was the cheaper meat but for some reason the most tender. 2. Ribeye - 8/10 it was pricier but the meat was firmer. Both steak was cooked the same style, so it tasted the same. It came with 2 dipping sauce - soya and oil. We also ordered a bowl of japanese rice to share. I think it goes well with the entire meal. We also recommend sticking to 1 meat to share - you can see the weight on the packaging (200-250g) per pax is sufficient. Overally, the staffs were friendly and the food was great. I would recommend this place if you're craving for some good meat! #kualalumpur

##summervacay Food & Photo Guide｜With Route Map🗺️ Kuala Lumpur is perfect for taking photos and exploring food spots. Here’s a warm and practical 2D1N guide with a detailed route map — food reviews included at the end! 🏨 Accommodation: Eaton Residence 📷 Instagram Spot: Infinity Pool 🗺️ Itinerary 🟡 Day 1: Petronas Twin Towers → KLCC Park → TG’s Bistro → McDonald’s → Lot 10 → Pavilion → Hai Kah Lang → DurianBB Park 1️⃣ Petronas Twin Towers: Kuala Lumpur’s iconic landmark; stunning night view. 2️⃣ KLCC Park: Head to the blue pool area for a popular photo angle. 3️⃣ TG’s Bistro: Famous for its giant paper dosa and coconut drink 🥥; seafood mee goreng is also great. 4️⃣ McDonald’s 🍔: Navigate to Lot 10/Bukit Bintang — the classic photo spot is just in front of the H&M at Lot 10. 5️⃣ Lot 10: A smaller mall but home to delicious cheesecake and matcha cake (Shop name: THE TOKYO RESTAURANT). 6️⃣ Pavilion KL 🛍️: Major shopping mall; grab a pair of “Fipper” flip-flops, a Malaysian local specialty 🩴. 7️⃣ Hai Kah Lang: Order their signature seafood noodles and large salted egg yolk crab. 8️⃣ DurianBB Park: A must-visit for cute durian platters, freeze-dried durian snacks, and durian-themed magnets! 🟡 Day 2: Merdeka Square → River of Life → Jamek Mosque → Central Market → Petaling Street → (Luckbros Kopi for Nasi Lemak) 1️⃣ Merdeka Square 🕌: Surrounded by colonial-style architecture. 2️⃣ River of Life 💦: More impressive when the lights come on at night. 3️⃣ Jamek Mosque 🕍: A beautiful mosque in the heart of the city. 4️⃣ Central Market 🪆: A lively street filled with handmade crafts and souvenirs. 5️⃣ Petaling Street (Chinatown): Bustling with street vendors and local finds. 6️⃣ Luckbros Kopi: Famous for nasi lemak nearby; but Village Park Restaurant is more recommended (though farther from the city). 🍤 Food Reviews: ➡️TG’s Bistro: Giant paper dosa is a must! Seafood noodles are good; coconut is just okay but photogenic. ➡️THE TOKYO RESTAURANT 🍰: Their cheesecake and matcha cake are top-notch — tried the matcha one, and it was excellent. ➡️Hai Kah Lang 🦐: Tried the seafood noodles and salted egg yolk crab — crab is RM120+ per piece (a bit pricey), but extremely fresh. ➡️DurianBB Park: Must-try durian platter! Lots of durian-themed snacks and souvenirs. ➡️Village Park Restaurant: Arguably the best nasi lemak in KL. #travel #kualalumpurguide

In the middle of KL’s hustle, Kagura is a quiet pause — where lunch isn’t just a meal, it’s a moment. Golden broth, tender chicken, perfectly done ramen — every bite slow, thoughtful, and full of heart. 🍥💛 Soft light, warm wood tones, and that comforting scent of dashi lingering in the air… It’s the kind of place where the outside world fades — just you, your chopsticks, and a bowl that feels like home. 📍 Kagura, Lot 10 For when your soul (and stomach) needs a little calm in the chaos. #summervacay #ramen🍜 #lot10hutong #foodies #thingstoeat

After a long 5-year hiatus, I finally returned to Lot 10 Hutong Food Court—and it was worth every bite. Tucked one level below the main floor of Lot 10, this food haven brings together famous street food stalls from all across Malaysia, from Penang to Ipoh. Spoiled for choice, we eventually narrowed it down to claypot chicken rice, freshly made char siew chee cheong fun, Ipoh’s shredded chicken hor fun, and a couple of classic Hainan coffee and tea. Every dish delivered on flavor, and we cleared our plates without hesitation. The food court wasn’t crowded during our visit, and we found seats easily. With air-conditioning and a clean, comfortable setting, it’s an ideal place to enjoy traditional Malaysian street food without the sweltering heat. There’s no way to try everything in one go—definitely worth repeat visits. #summervacay #Lot10Hutong #MalaysianStreetFood #KLFoodie #FoodCourtHeaven #ClaypotChickenRice #CharSiewCheeCheongFun #IpohHorFun #ComfortFoodKL #MalaysiaEats #kualalumpurtrip #kualalumpur #malaysia #malaysiatrip

#springitinerary If you are visiting the Kuala Lumpur city for your spring itinerary, be sure to visit the lot 10 shopping mall to enjoy your meal while you can shop around the place. There are several restaurants and cafes where you can chill with your friends and family members there. There is a whole stretch of shopping mall and several hotels that you can use as landmark there.

#springitinerary For a lively Kuala Lumpur getaway, make Lot 10 in Bukit Bintang your first stop. This iconic mall blends modern retail with rich local flavors at Lot 10 Hutong—a curated food court serving legendary street food from across Malaysia. From sizzling Hokkien mee to hand-pulled beef noodles, it’s a paradise for food lovers. Just outside, pop-up markets add extra buzz with stalls selling artisanal goods, trendy fashion, and unique souvenirs—perfect for a spontaneous shopping spree. The atmosphere is vibrant, youthful, and full of energy, making Lot 10 a must-visit hub of culture, cuisine, and commerce. Whether you’re indulging in bites or browsing through crafts, Lot 10 offers a colorful slice of KL city life in one dynamic location.

#springitinerary Lot 10 is the place to go to if you are looking for Japanese food as well as a quieter shopping experience. The shopping mall which is located near to the Bukit Bintang train station is home to the big don donki brand here. There are also several retail malls here for you to shop. You can. Also try out the photo booth to take some beautiful pictures with your friends to keep as memories here.

#kualalumpurguide Step into the uplifting embrace of Optimist Coffee, where every cup is crafted to inspire warmth and positivity. This vibrant café celebrates the power of a great brew, offering bold espresso, creamy lattes, and expertly balanced pour-overs that set the perfect tone for the day ahead. Imagine savoring a smooth, aromatic coffee in a space designed for motivation and connection, where every sip fuels creativity and optimism. Optimist Coffee isn’t just about caffeine—it’s about embracing the simple joys that make every moment brighter. At Optimist Coffee, every detail is infused with care, from ethically sourced beans to an atmosphere that encourages fresh perspectives and meaningful conversations. Whether you're starting a new adventure, reflecting on a peaceful morning, or gathering with friends over handcrafted drinks, this café ensures an experience that lingers beyond the last sip. Come for the bold flavors, stay for the uplifting energy—this is where coffee meets inspiration.

#cherryblossom25 Celebrate the spirit of Hari Raya at Lot 10’s Spring Raya Celebration, where traditional Malay culture comes alive in a vibrant and festive setting. The mall is adorned with iconic Malay oil lamps (pelita), casting a warm glow that evokes the nostalgic ambiance of kampung nights. Visitors can engage in classic games like congkak, offering a delightful experience for both the young and the young at heart. Explore handcrafted Malay collections, including intricately designed handbags and accessories, showcasing the rich artisanal heritage of Malaysia. This immersive celebration provides a perfect backdrop for creating cherished memories with family and friends during the festive season. 

#kualalumpurguide Signature Market is a total dream come true for anyone who loves guilt-free snacking. I walked in and saw rows of neatly displayed granola, nuts, teas, and healthy chips—all in vibrant packaging that makes everything look so inviting. The shelves were full but not overwhelming, and it felt like browsing through a wellness boutique. They also had bundle deals and seasonal gift boxes that made me want to grab more than I planned. The best part? You get premium quality snacks without crazy prices. If you're looking to stock up your pantry or shop for thoughtful gifts, this is a spot I’d totally recommend.

#cherryblossom25 Located in the vibrant Lot 10, Kung Fu Panda Tea is a delightful destination for tea lovers seeking fun and flavor. Inspired by the beloved animated hero, this trendy spot serves a wide variety of refreshing tea beverages in a playful, panda-themed setting. Its signature Brown Sugar Boba Milk Tea—featuring creamy milk, rich brown sugar syrup, and chewy tapioca pearls—is a crowd favorite. Other highlights include fruit teas, matcha blends, and seasonal specials. Perfect for a casual hangout or a quick pick-me-up, Kung Fu Panda Tea delivers both taste and charm in every cup.

#cherryblossom25 Located on the 2nd floor of Lot 10 Shopping Mall in Bukit Bintang, MetaPark is a dynamic entertainment hub offering a diverse range of gaming experiences for all ages. Visitors can enjoy classic retro games like pinball, a variety of modern arcade machines, and immersive virtual reality (VR) adventures. The venue also hosts special tournaments, adding a competitive edge to the fun. Easily accessible via Bukit Bintang MRT and Monorail stations, MetaPark promotes sustainable fun by encouraging public transportation. Whether you’re a casual player or a gaming enthusiast, MetaPark provides an exciting and eco-friendly entertainment option in the heart of Kuala Lumpur.  

#aprilblooms Lot 10 is a treasure trove of cute and quirky accessories! From personalized phone covers to customized wallets and cardholders, it’s the perfect spot to find unique, stylish pieces that stand out. Whether you’re looking to add a personal touch to your gadgets or searching for the perfect bag patch, this place has it all. Each item is crafted with creativity, adding a dash of fun and personality to your everyday essentials. You’ll definitely want to grab a few treasures for yourself!

#aprilblooms 📍Address: Don Don Donki in Kuala Lumpur felt like stepping straight into Japan without leaving the city. It’s honestly a paradise for anyone who’s ever dreamed of visiting Japan but hasn’t made it there yet. The store is packed with all things quirky and cute—snacks in every possible flavor (yes, even kitty-themed ones!), Japanese skincare, toys, and all the kawaii stuff you could imagine. I could’ve spent hours just exploring the aisles. It’s a total sensory overload in the best way possible. If you’re into Japanese culture, this place is an absolute must-visit.

📍Address: Kagura Ramen, Lot 10 (just across Sungei Wang Plaza, go to the top floor) 💰Average Price per Person: RM25-30 🍜 Recommended dish: White Ramen 10/10 (it is served with grilled chicken, the chicken is sooo juicy sooo good!) no idea where to eat while waiting for the concert to start? feeling hungry after concert? have a meal at Kagura Ramen! It’s usually packed but the service is fast. as someone who’s not a fan of japanese ramen, I FELL in LOOOOVE with the white ramen, the grilled chicken is so tender and marinated well. Drink selection is not much, they only have soft drinks, green tea and plain water but you can also buy drinks from other restaurant around because the whole floor is like a foodcourt. #ramen #lot10kl #sungeiwang

#earthdayjourney Lot 10 street comes alive every weekend with a vibrant, sustainable market that celebrates the local spirit of Kuala Lumpur. Located just steps away from the Bukit Bintang Monorail station, this dynamic street hub is easily accessible by foot, drawing in a lively crowd of locals and visitors alike. Here, sustainability meets creativity — the weekend market features eco-friendly pop-ups, artisanal food stalls, and a variety of street eats that showcase Malaysia’s rich culinary heritage. From handmade crafts to live art and music performances, it’s a cultural feast that supports local talent and green initiatives. With its youthful energy, open-air charm, and community-driven vibe, Lot 10 Street has become a beloved weekend hangout for the city’s trendsetters, foodies, and creatives. It’s more than just a market — it’s a weekend ritual in the heart of KL.

Lot 10, located in the heart of Bukit Bintang, is the most unique niche gathering place for trendy people in Kuala Lumpur. Walking into the shopping mall with green exterior walls, it feels like traveling through time and space to a paradise that combines Japanese and Korean fashion, street culture and authentic cuisine. The sun shines obliquely in the afternoon of March. Walking through the fashion stores, designer brands, and creative daily necessities in Lot 10, there are surprises hidden in every corner. The underground food street "Alley 10" is a pilgrimage site for foodies, gathering authentic snacks from all states of Malaysia, from Jin Lian Kee Fujian Fried Noodles, Ho Rong Kee Wonton Noodles, to Ipoh Bean Sprout Chicken Rice, with a dazzling array of delicacies to satisfy your taste buds. Order a cup of iced soy milk, sit next to the retro stall, and feel the local human touch. #3月好去地方2025, Lot 10 is a city stroll that combines fashion and nostalgia. Whether you are a shopping addict or a foodie, this will become your most unforgettable stop in Kuala Lumpur.

#earthdayjourney Nestled in the vibrant heart of Bukit Bintang, Kung Fu Panda Tea at Lot 10 offers more than just refreshing drinks—it’s a celebration of sustainability and charm. This eco-friendly beverage spot sources its raw ingredients locally and responsibly, ensuring every sip supports the community and the environment. The building itself tells a green story, creatively constructed with recycled and repurposed materials, adding rustic charm to its modern, playful vibe. The highlight here? Their signature drink, the Bamboo Mist & Moonlight—a soothing blend with subtle herbal notes and a light floral finish that perfectly captures the serenity of a misty bamboo forest. It’s not just the bestseller—it’s also a personal favorite, especially on hot afternoons when you’re craving something refreshing yet calming. Kids (and the young at heart) will love browsing the adorable panda plush toys, perfect for gifts or keepsakes. Don’t miss the delightful panda decorations, including a super cute one climbing a tree—an Instagrammable moment waiting to happen! Whether you’re hanging out with friends or bringing the little ones for a weekend treat, Kung Fu Panda Tea is a perfect hideout in the city that combines tasty drinks, good vibes, and a gentle footprint on the earth.

#earthdayjourney Lot 10 stands as an exemplary model of sustainable urban development, redefining the modern shopping experience through eco-conscious initiatives. Strategically located in the heart of Bukit Bintang, the mall is easily accessible via public transportation such as the MRT and monorail—encouraging shoppers to opt for greener travel options and reducing carbon emissions in the bustling city. Demonstrating a firm commitment to environmental responsibility, Lot 10 features EV charging bays to support and promote the use of electric vehicles over traditional combustion cars. This forward-looking infrastructure not only caters to the needs of today’s eco-conscious consumers but also sets the standard for future-ready malls. Crowning the building is a beautifully landscaped rooftop garden filled with lush greenery, offering visitors a refreshing escape from the urban buzz while inspiring a deeper connection to nature. Lot 10 isn’t just a place to shop—it’s a vibrant, green-forward destination that blends sustainability, convenience, and lifestyle in the heart of Kuala Lumpur.

Right in the heart of Bukit Bintang, Lot 10’s Shell Recharge EV charging bays are making green travel cool, clean, and convenient. Operated via the ParkEasy app, it’s as simple as book, park, and charge — while you shop, dine, or explore KL’s vibrant core. It’s not just about powering up your car, it’s about reducing emissions and rethinking how we move through the city. With more travelers opting for electric rides, this facility proves that even urban hubs can lead the charge toward a greener tomorrow. #earthdayjourney

#springwander Kung Fu Panda Tea is a charming Chinese tea house that blends traditional tea culture with a playful, martial arts-inspired ambiance. Known for its rich selection of premium teas, it takes pride in offering an immersive experience that celebrates both flavor and artistry. Its signature drink, Impression Da Hong Pao, is a refined take on the legendary Wuyi rock tea. This oolong tea boasts a deep, roasted aroma with hints of caramel, orchid, and mineral-rich earthiness. Each sip delivers a smooth, lingering aftertaste, embodying the strength and elegance of its namesake. Whether enjoyed hot or cold, this exquisite brew leaves a lasting impression, much like the legendary Kung Fu masters themselves.

#springwander In Lot 10 near the 76 Style Hair Salon, there is this serene spring walkway on the 2nd floor enveloped in lush greenery, where nature’s beauty thrives in harmony. Towering Monstera plants, with their broad, perforated leaves, create a tropical canopy overhead, filtering soft sunlight through their emerald green foliage. Alongside them, Triangle Cactus stands tall with its unique three-sided stems, adding a sculptural element to the pathway. Snake plants, with their upright, sword-like leaves streaked in deep green and golden hues, line the walkway, exuding resilience and elegance. The air is crisp with the scent of fresh earth and foliage, making every step along this verdant passage a refreshing embrace of nature’s spring vitality.

Step into a world of flavors at Kung Fu Panda Tea, where every sip is an adventure! From rich, creamy milk teas to refreshing fruit blends, their handcrafted drinks are a delight. Pair it with some classic Chinese snacks for the ultimate treat. With its fun panda-themed ambiance, this is a must-visit for tea lovers seeking a taste of tradition with a playful twist! #bestchinesefood

#springwander To Gather 2.0 Spring Market at Lot 10 is the perfect spring market to visit during weekend at the heart of Kuala Lumpur’s Bukit Bintang district. The market is renowned for hosting various events that blend street food, live music, and shopping experiences. Lot 10 often organizes events that showcase a variety of street food vendors, offering both local Malaysian delicacies and international cuisines. These events typically feature live musical performances from local artists, creating a vibrant atmosphere that enhances the shopping experience.

#favouriteitinerary Hock Kee, nestled within Kuala Lumpur’s Lot 10 Hutong food court, offers an authentic taste of Hock Chew cuisine—a culinary tradition hailing from the Foo Chow region of China. Founded by siblings Jeassy and Jacky to honor their family’s heritage, Hock Kee presents a variety of dishes rooted in their grandmother’s cherished recipes. Signature Dishes: • Hock Chew Claypot Red Vinasse Chicken Mee Suah (RM15): This standout dish features mee suah noodles served in a rich, aromatic red wine broth made from fermented glutinous rice and red yeast rice. Tender chicken pieces complement the deep flavors of the soup.  • Hock Chew Dried Mee Suah (RM10.50): Stir-fried mee suah noodles in a savory dark sauce, accompanied by crispy stuffed tau pok (fried tofu pockets) filled with minced pork and fish paste.