Bukit Jambul Complex
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Located at the fast-developing Bukit Jambul area of Malaysia. Features 414 shops, hypermarket Cosmart, food court, an amusement centre, six cineplexes and a 40-lane bowling alley.
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Gurney Plaza
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Lots of good food, plenty of stuff to shop and 12 cineplexes. It is the second largest shopping mall in Penang after Queensbay Mall and by far the most classy, and was completed in 2001.
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Island Plaza
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Restaurant, food court, cineplexes and more than 150 specialty shops.
- Location : Jalan Tanjung Tokong
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KOMTAR (Kompleks Tun Abdul Razak)
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This 65-story complex offers a panoramic view of the city, and on a clear day Gunung Jerai in Kedah, from its viewing gallery on the 55th floor. It houses government departments as well as 5 levels of air conditioned shops and restaurants. Penang's first skyscraper and a bit of an eyesore, is a useful navigational landmark but not so good for shopping anymore..
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One-Stop Midlands Park
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A huge mall with lots of small shops inside.
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Penang Plaza
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A small mall with lots of traditional thing and cloth.
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Prangin Mall
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Next to KOMTAR, has stolen much of its neighbor's buzz and offers a convenient yet sanitized shopping experience. It offers a cutting-edge consumer experience and features five-floors of shopping, dining and entertainment.
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Tesco
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A huge shopping mall that sell a lot of glossary.
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Queensbay Mall
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Queensbay Mall is the most biggest shopping mall in penang which opened in 2006. 5 levels of retail and 8 levels of parking, JUSCO as its anchor tenant, 17 junior anchors and more than 500 retail merchants. Queensbay Mall is the most biggest shopping mall in penang.
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