The shopping 's not bad, many floors for clothing ranging from the cheapest to the more costly brands culminating in bargain basement household items. I managed to get jeans and some locally-made tops, a more costly Joan Allen blouse with a discount and a Polo wallet. But the pull is the spacious and attractive food court with the most glorious nasi padang stall with a staggering array of vegetables (terong is excellent) and the piece de resistance must be the salmon curry. Large slices of tenderly cooked salmon fillets in an assam sauce, small eates should share if they want to try other meats. Beware the squid deep-fried rings may look delicious but are rather tough and you need to get 4 rings for them to charge a reasonable price. The sambal is real kampong style so take plenty of it. The ladies serving are patient and helpful, lovely people. We went at 11.30am so everything was fresh but queues started soon after. There 's another nasi campor stall, looks less alluring but I'm sure it isn't bad, looking at the display. There's an Ah Cheng laksa, chicken rice and others that we didn't try. Teatime was taken at the teh tarik place downstairs next to Four Leaves. Make sure you go to the taxi stand at the front of the building as we made the mistake of heading for the Grab station and had to make a big round to catch a red and black taxi at the official stand.

The lowers floors are very cheap quality items meant to be for locals and you can find lots of made in china clothing not too expensive but not good great quality. Top floors have more branded items with well known brands at good prices (around 30 per cent cheaper than other malls in KL). Nike, Hush Puppies, Levis, Diesel (at the kids section) .. to name a few. Perfumes were also slightly cheaper. Staff wasn’t particularly helpful and some of them even seemed bothered when you touch the clothes. Lots of serious faces and arms crossed throughout the mall. A few friendly but mainly not. Look around and you may find a good offer but really have to look thoroughly.

So much choice in this big supermarket, I had a hard time not spending too much time here. This is actually quite a large version of the 'Local' branded stores. It focuses on the traveling public, lots of salads, sandwiches, fruit, and vegetable for people wanting a snack. The quality of the fruit and vegetable was better than expected, it’s the best choice for everyone and basic provisions for busy commuters. Room for improvement to the Management of Sogo. Street vendors and street begging is being flourishing at the Main entrance of your establishment. Vendors are selling food and drinks and the leftover food is being thrown away at your footsteps, I see some of these ‘mothers’ can be seen carrying babies who are not their own, children are begging for money be distributing flyers. The more money you give, the greater the incentive for children to continue begging and stay out of school. We, Malaysians, are just too generous. People need to be more aware of this issue.”