Dataran Pahlawan Melaka Megamall
Dataran Pahlawan Melaka Megamall
Dataran Pahlawan Melaka Megamall
3.5
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Monday
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Tuesday
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Wednesday
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Thursday
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Friday
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Saturday
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Sunday
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
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Dataran Pahlawan Melaka Megamall is your must-visit place for all your shopping needs in Melaka. This premier shopping destination features over 750 retail shops from fashion to entertainment and a wide range of local and International food and beverage outlets. Nestled amidst the colourful architectural heritage of Melaka's UNESCO World Heritage buildings like the Porta de Santiago (A Famosa), the mall was awarded two commendations for Retail Development and Retail Architecture Malaysia in the Asia Pacific Property Awards 2013/2014.
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SITI AISHAH MUHAMAD AMIN
Shah Alam, Malaysia38 contributions
May 2022 • Solo
24 hours accessible to the public. It is near to Aeon Ayer Keroh and Melaka Mall. You can grab a plate of McD with you and enjoy the view anytime.
15-20 minutes from the PLUS Toll and it is near to the capital city.
15-20 minutes from the PLUS Toll and it is near to the capital city.
Written 18 September 2022
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Samantha S
Singapore, Singapore795 contributions
Aug 2016
The mall is huge and has a lot of small retail shops, food & beverage. The mall has a link bridge that connects to Hatten Hotel.
And you can look for Macdonalds exit entrance to access and walk to the heart of Malacca history & jonker street.
And you can look for Macdonalds exit entrance to access and walk to the heart of Malacca history & jonker street.
Written 25 August 2016
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Ruzana Abdul Samad
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia1,480 contributions
Dec 2015 • Family
Do visit the heritage gallery at the lower level (near the carpark entrance) if you wish to buy some local delicacies and craft. Price are quite OK, but you can bargain.
Written 30 December 2015
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d_kohs
Singapore66 contributions
May 2018 • Friends
We went a a pax of 4 and booked 60 mins packaged for leg and shoulder massage and it turns out to be a traumatizing 60 mins of pain.
The counter lady appeared pleasant, and after paying, she made phone calls to request for 4 workers. We were assigned 4 male "masseurs" each. Their handling strength was terrible. Despite repeating to soften the strength, the entire 60 mins was just pure pain. Knowledge about Pressure points was just utter rubbish, there was no rhythm to the massage and simply felt haphazard. They were talking amongst themselves, and seemed more like random men from the street rather than professionally trained masseurs.
Following 30 mins or so of leg massage, we were led to curtain rooms where we laid on dusty mattresses for our "shoulder" massages. This was horrible. They started massaging the back of our calves, buttocks, and basically the entire back.
We left before the 60 mins was up. We will never ever return, nor recommend ANYONE there.
We all reeled the pain of their massages the next day on our feet and backs. It was the worst massage ever. I think a 5 year old could massage me better.
The counter lady appeared pleasant, and after paying, she made phone calls to request for 4 workers. We were assigned 4 male "masseurs" each. Their handling strength was terrible. Despite repeating to soften the strength, the entire 60 mins was just pure pain. Knowledge about Pressure points was just utter rubbish, there was no rhythm to the massage and simply felt haphazard. They were talking amongst themselves, and seemed more like random men from the street rather than professionally trained masseurs.
Following 30 mins or so of leg massage, we were led to curtain rooms where we laid on dusty mattresses for our "shoulder" massages. This was horrible. They started massaging the back of our calves, buttocks, and basically the entire back.
We left before the 60 mins was up. We will never ever return, nor recommend ANYONE there.
We all reeled the pain of their massages the next day on our feet and backs. It was the worst massage ever. I think a 5 year old could massage me better.
Written 14 May 2018
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Hannahsimms
Singapore, Singapore25 contributions
Sept 2015 • Friends
The mall surprised me as it was very spacious. However, there was not a wide spread of shops around.
It was mainly shops selling clothes and fashion. I hardly saw many eateries and restaurants around, which was a little disappointing.
Would rather visit Mahkota Parade which was located opposite to the Pahlawan mall. It looked more interesting and filled with more eateries compared to this mall.
It was mainly shops selling clothes and fashion. I hardly saw many eateries and restaurants around, which was a little disappointing.
Would rather visit Mahkota Parade which was located opposite to the Pahlawan mall. It looked more interesting and filled with more eateries compared to this mall.
Written 19 September 2015
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malaccaRulez
Melbourne, Australia309 contributions
May 2013 • Family
The best mall in Malacca? Yes. A huge mall! One wing blends into another. Great respite from the heat after visiting Stadhuys, the fort and the museum.
Positives:
- There is an indoor kids playground and a small track where little kiddies can drive a little car around. They can do a sand painting activity there too. That's located above F.O.S.
- Coral Wonderland is located within the mall. SImilar to Aquaria, but on a smaller scale, an aquarium with opportunity for kids to touch some of the sealife.
- There's an area where all the coin-operated rides are located and seating for parents nearby
- Thai massage place next to A&W where you could get a foot massage
- Abundant restaurants/ places where you can sit and have a drink, Starbucks, A&W. WE like the Wong Kok Char Chan Teng - okay Hong Kong food
- Great for bargains - F.O.S., Brands Outlet, Padini
- Lots of toyshops - Toys R Us, and a few smaller ones
Positives:
- There is an indoor kids playground and a small track where little kiddies can drive a little car around. They can do a sand painting activity there too. That's located above F.O.S.
- Coral Wonderland is located within the mall. SImilar to Aquaria, but on a smaller scale, an aquarium with opportunity for kids to touch some of the sealife.
- There's an area where all the coin-operated rides are located and seating for parents nearby
- Thai massage place next to A&W where you could get a foot massage
- Abundant restaurants/ places where you can sit and have a drink, Starbucks, A&W. WE like the Wong Kok Char Chan Teng - okay Hong Kong food
- Great for bargains - F.O.S., Brands Outlet, Padini
- Lots of toyshops - Toys R Us, and a few smaller ones
Written 26 June 2013
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chessmaniac
Singapore, null, Singapore135 contributions
Jan 2012
I stayed at Equatorial Hotel which is just beside the big shopping mall. I would say that it depends on what you want to buy. I am 21, asian guy, waiting to get into university so i needed alot of shirts and pants and such and this mall has got much of these to offer. There isnt alot for girls so I guess thats why I love this place.
Written 13 January 2012
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DRuNKENCHEF
Kuala Lumpur12 contributions
Nov 2011
When u visit Malacca dont forget to drop off to this shopping mall since u can find alot of souvenirs for your friends and families at home... but it is a bit difficult to park your car since they only have a very limited parking space... unless u dont care about receiving a parking ticket from the police traffic :)
Written 21 December 2011
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drnara
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia200 contributions
This place is divided into two buildings. However, the shops are not categorized accordingly. All the different type of shops are found everywhere in every floor. There are also no baby friendly rooms for nappy change. The choices of shops and boutiques are poor. This place gets extremely congested during holidays.
Written 27 November 2011
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waterlily1
malaysia3 contributions
Basically a normal conventional mall which doesn't stand out. The design of the mall is like a long snake (it lacks width so it makes up in length). You'll be walking straight down the aisles with some nooks and corners.
The ground floor houses a Heritage Gallery where tourists might like to buy handicraft, keychains, traditional cloth and local food (dodol, keropok). The top floor is rather empty selling mobile phones.
At the right side of the mall there is a walking extension to Carrefour for those who want to do grocery shopping. But beware again you would have to go through two long flights of escalators at opposite ends to reach Carrefour.
The plus point of this mall is that from the back entrances you can straightaway walk to the A Famosa (just one second away!), climb up St Pauls Hill and right up to the Dutch Square.
Plus when you are thirsty from all these sightseeing, you could just pop in the mall which has various entrances from the back. As I've said, it's a long mall so you might be at the other end of St Pauls Hill and can slip in from that end.
The ground floor houses a Heritage Gallery where tourists might like to buy handicraft, keychains, traditional cloth and local food (dodol, keropok). The top floor is rather empty selling mobile phones.
At the right side of the mall there is a walking extension to Carrefour for those who want to do grocery shopping. But beware again you would have to go through two long flights of escalators at opposite ends to reach Carrefour.
The plus point of this mall is that from the back entrances you can straightaway walk to the A Famosa (just one second away!), climb up St Pauls Hill and right up to the Dutch Square.
Plus when you are thirsty from all these sightseeing, you could just pop in the mall which has various entrances from the back. As I've said, it's a long mall so you might be at the other end of St Pauls Hill and can slip in from that end.
Written 10 April 2008
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Is this mall the same building with the heritage gallery? Is there any wheelchair access into heritage gallery?
Written 9 September 2018
I think with a wheelchair you could access the Heritage Gallery from the carpark
Written 9 September 2018
bagaimana caranya pergi ke Dataran Pahlawan Melaka jika berangkat dari Batu Pahat-Johor?
Written 17 March 2017
Bus will be the best options. Find the website or contact locals for any information.
Written 19 March 2017
Hello, we plan to book a trip to Chu Chi Tunnel and we will be carrying our 50L backpacks with us. Do you offer luggage service in the trunk of the bus or in your office? Because I think it will be hard to visit the tunnel with our backpacks. Thank you so much.
Written 20 March 2015
Cu Chi tunnels are in Vietnam. This mall is in Malaysia.
Written 28 June 2018
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