Brian Yang
5
Vinyl record, coin, stamp, and lots of models. Fun place to explore!
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Richard Chen
5
Amazing flea market on the weekend. A place to visit and get some vintage stuff. Place to buy high end sound system and also hobby stuffs.
Luk Ahmad
5
My favourite place. This place has a vibe that makes you feel relaxed, mixed with oldschool and modern vibes. Love this place!
Isabelle Tran
1
Small lousy mall with outdoor parking. Even the ATMs have been taken out. Toilet dirty, no paper and missing toilet seat.
Nazran Akmal
4
A great place to spend ample time on weekends at the flea market from 11am till 6pm on the evening. Parking fees are quite high but easily accessible from federal highway.
R. Nazrin Khan
4
Looks like it's going to be a vintage of mall soon, as in old school. And most of us would prefer to shop at mid-valley and that sorta of complexes. Here this particular place/joint set a part itself as an branding to vintage, which kinda of has it flair. Keep it up👍👋👋👋👍 …
Eric Chin
2
Visited the mall on weekdays and found that most shops are closed. The building is pretty dated and poorly maintained. Parking is out front in the open, was told RM10 per entry. Basement parking is average as well. …
alwyn
2
sub-standard parking, with in operative lifts and confusing stairwells. only plus would be flat rate of RM 3.20. otoh lots of free parking within walking distance.
Jozrin Harar
5
I like to go to the amcorp because it is not so busy and noisy. During the weekend, it will have like night market,and, I like to buy cheap and stylish dresses and blouses on the 3rd floor.
Melvyn Lau
1
TL;DR — come here if you are looking for cheap books (BookXcess, 3rd floor) or you are a collector of coins, stamps, figurines, or antiques. Be wary when shopping the flea market on weekends, some of them are selling imitation artefacts. Otherwise, don't bother coming here. There are much MUCH better malls out there in the KL/PJ area. Edit: for some reason this review was reassigned to a different address automatically. I've edited that one (correction notice) and transferred my review of this mall to this new, hopefully permanent, listing. ____________________ Oh boy...Amcorp Mall has certainly NOT aged well. Rising rental fees and a questionable mall/building management had led to a recent spate of store closures to an already dwindling number of shops. Toilets are dirty and broken and the shopping area looks grossly dated, in disrepair, and just generally unappealing. The weekend flea market is probably the only thing worthwhile here now, but even then I've spotted quite a number of counterfeit/imitation artefacts and antiques being traded which really just drags down the reputation of this flea market. There's still some gems to be found with old vinyls however. There's hardly anything good to eat here; the supposedly famous Thai (Rak Thai, LG floor), Japanese (Ume Tei, 3rd Floor), and Korean (Haeun Khon, 3rd Floor) restaurants here are an absolute disgrace to the cuisines they're supposed to represent – don't bother with them unless you're really hangry. Avid Collectors of coins, stamps, Chinese/Nyonya Antiques, Action/comic figurines would still be able to find their niche here in a handful of shops that sell them. And book lovers would find their retail solace in the large floorspace of the well-known overprint books reseller – BookXcess – located on the third floor (they sell some bestsellers and other books at a super discounted rate). But apart from these rare exceptions, other shops and attractions range from "meh" to "this seems like some front for a money laundering operation". 2/10 would not recommend this mall.