Feels like street stalls in a mall except for the ground floor. Toliet's don't have toilet paper so bring your own. On a positive note the very kind man and the blackberry stall put my phone on charge for me for an hour when my battery went flat with no charge which was a life saver! There are better malls... More

The mall is nice and cool, however a lot of the things available are the same things that you can buy on the street. They still barter in some of the shops also. If you are looking to buy a camera, mobile phone etc then this is probably your best option. There is also a movie theatre on the 5th... More

Old and tired. Stalls are all the same. Avenue One is OK though and worth a look More

A carbunkle of a landmark. Tired looking inside. Not many bargains to be had but have to say that while travelling Asia, it was nice to get a Starbucks Latte!!! Staff were instantly upon you when in the stores but friendly. Easy to get to and if you wish to get on a bus in the underground terminal, have change... More

Big shopping mall -> I've the idea that for women it's easier to find clothes in Kuala Lumpur. More

An almost empty shopping mall with uninteresting architecture. It's just tall, that's all. It's important because of the bus terminal. And there are some banks like Maybank and CIMB, a Popular bookstore, Coob Cafe and Georgetown Coffee at the Komtar Walk. But that's about all. More

To access different transportations, like rapid bus, CAT and coach bus for other cities in Malaysia. More

First of all this place is extremely run down.Most of the shopping areas seem to be abandoned.Underneath Komtar is a main bus terminal where busses leave from to travel all around Penang.If you are looking to shop I would not recommend this place but you can go across the road to Prangin mall for a good shopping experience.To be fair... More

If you go there you can get all the buses from there. Even to KL and other places More