Bootleg Central, Fugazi Flea Market, Cucci instead of Gucci. That's how I would describe this market. Fake purses, fake Rolex, fake clothing brands all for sale to test your haggling skills. Some people like haggling. I'm probably alone in this but when I have to haggle and I'm given an outrageous price to start, I consider that dishonest. Like you are trying to rob me of my money. On top of that overcharge me for fake products. So while I'm sure there is some value in getting bargain fake products, I rather the real Rolex dealer overcharge me than me paying $50 for a Foolex. Plus there are no real souvenirs on Petaling Street. Just stuff that will end up in my garage or in a drawer in my house that will get dumped during spring cleaning next year.

Nice, vibrant and culturally rich, plenty of good food adjacent to Petaling St at night. Dont buy roasted chestnut from chinese seller, using dishonest scale. It was crowded when i bought it, had too many things to carry so i didnt check the content until i return to my hotel. RM10-300gm, RM15-500gm, RM30-1kg. I paid RM15 for 300grams but when i saw it, i was shocked. I took my luggage weighting scale to check and was only given 110grams

A slightly better atmosphere than some other street markets that you might find in SE Asia. The variety is ok, but after spending some time there it does feel like you're walking past the same stalls over and over again. You can haggle your way to lower prices here, but you aren't buying many genuine products here anyway. Maybe worth a short visit.

What a typical Chinese Market with loads of clothing, handbags and wallets, food as well as restaurants. An attraction that comes to life in the afternoon to 9 or 10 pm at night. Don't go too early as all the stalls are not open yet.

Not much variety, knock off hand bags, luggage, and tee shirts. Food stalls and a few restaurants around. Pass Chinatown and go to Larong Petaling 2 street for great street art. That was the highlight for me!

A very lively chinese market in town. There are lot of chinese foods and lot of sellers. You can also buy malaysia's souvenir and affordable stuff (clothes, bags, shoes, etc). Good for shopping. Very crowded as usual. There are also hostel and mini market along the street.

The market is beside lovely ponds and it's a romantic place to stroll through for good prices and little haggle. Beware the tuk tuk driver at exit who has a blue flash colourful tuktuk and claims to have a meter- which he doesnt- as he is a complete rip off. Always take the red tuktuks. He was my only bad experience in the whole of Sri Lanka.

China Town Market or Petaling Street Market. Many narrow roads and alleys having hundreds of shops and stalls. Many stray sellers with artificial watches. This is the only place I found sugar cane juice in Malaysia. Do not forget to bargain

Good fun, haggling expected and all very well spirited and tourist friendly. Lots of good quality replica bags/clothes/watches etc especially if you ask specifically for best quality and they understand you mean ‘best’. If I was travelling alone I would prefer visiting the markets during the day as it’s a bit of a maze in the backstreets and easy to get lost, especially if you don’t have a good map or internet activity on your phone.