Berjaya Times Square and its surroundings - Kuala Lumpur - Malaysia

Berjaya Sompo Insurance Berhad.

World's largest capsule vending machine - 10 years of trusted times.

Imbi street under the Imbi monorail station.

Inscription on the escalator to the Imbi monorail station reads: “Scream if you wanna go faster”.

There are many places inside Berjaya Times Square where you have an opportunity to buy food.

Cold Storage “The fresh food people” inside Berjaya Times Square.

Glass floor inside Berjaya Times Square shopping complex is filled with funny pink liquid.

Berjaya Times Square is a 48-storey building, which includes hotel, indoor amusement park and shopping centre.

Berjaya Times Square is one of the largest building in the world by its floor space area.

Taiwanese brand “Shills” Lot G39 inside Berjaya Times Square.

Two girls are laughing out loud while shopping inside Berjaya Times Square.

First Shills concept store at Berjaya Times Square was opened on 21st September 2010.

Berjaya Times Square is a must see purely for the sheer size of it!

Toy car “2002 NR” is presented as a decoration inside one of the shops.

Shop your favorite clothing brands, exclusive styles, and more!

The monorail's Imbi station is linked to the Berjaya Times Square building by a footbridge.

You can find Black Queen jewelry store at Lot G-23A and 24A inside Berjaya Times Square.

You can find Hong Kong Kim Gary Restaurant at Lot LG-69 and 70 inside Berjaya Times Square.

View of the Parkroyal building from the Berjaya Times Square complex.

Road traffic is overloaded at the Imbi monorail station in the evening time.

“The Castle Restaurant” is located next to the Imbi monorail station.

Berjaya University College of Hospitality.

“The Castle Restaurant” attracts a good crowd for late dinners.

This escalator goes to the Imbi monorail station.

OC “Original Classic” “Vans” shoe store next to the Imbi monorail station.

Road traffic at intersection of Jalan Imbi and Jalan Sultan Ismail.

Fountain in front of Berjaya Times Square East.

A view of KL Tower from Jalan Bulan 1.