What should I buy in Malaysia?

Shopping is absolutely indispensable in Malaysia. In fact, there is not much to recommend in Malaysia, but if you like friends who drink coffee, don't miss it. These products are recommended by Bian Xiao.

1. cosmetics and the like, I think those at the airport are very cheap. Chanel, Lancome and Estee Lauder are at least 20% cheaper at the airport than at the shopping center outside.

2. White coffee-a necessity in Malaysia. Recommend Old Town and Super Super Charcoal Coffee. Personally, I think alfy's coffee is not delicious.

3. White curry noodles-instant noodles rank first in the world. Recommend my brand kuali, a row (5 packs) of RM8, which is very authentic.

4. Durian chocolate-the chocolate here is not better than that in Europe, but there is no durian chocolate in Europe. So this is only available here.

5. Sweet cakes and sweet bread-well, Penang (Gao's family), Ipoh, uncle Malacca.

6. Baked buns-roasted buns with barbecued pork buns, each 1.5 to 2RM. (It is recommended that Longfeng Cake Shop and Furong Cake Shop in Cichang Street are both good. )

7. Cardamom-Jin Quan in Penang (Blissful Residence)

8. Nyonya embroidered wallet-you can find it in Qiong Street, Malacca and Penang Old Street.

9. vanilla cake-available in the supermarket, a box of RM 8.

10. Soap-Malaysia is famous for palm oil, so the quality of soap here is very good.

1. Hair dye-Indian natural hair dye, pure herbal medicine, which is sold in general grocery stores and Indian stores.

12. Dongge Ali, a unique medicinal material in Malaysia, how effective is it? Check it online.

13. Durian candy-buy it back and give it away.

14. Coconut sugar and coconut milk syrup.

15. bak Kut teh Tang

16. curry powder and curry cooking materials (packaging and cooking at home)

17. Milk tea (Qiongke Street in Malacca is delicious)

Can't take it back, eat it on the spot.

1. durian puff (in Malacca, but recently seen in some shopping malls in Kuala Lumpur, it tastes better, like ice cream)

2.roja- Southeast Asian fruit salad and shrimp paste (in Penang)

3. Niangjie Cake

Big brands like LV and Hermes seem to be cheaper in Singapore than in China, but Singapore is cheaper than Malaysia.

Electrical appliances look cheaper than those in China, but the warranty period of manufacturers is another matter (it may not work in China).

I can't seem to get the bird's nest back.

Some big-name watches in Malaysian duty-free shops are very cheap, and some are even cheaper than those in Hong Kong.

In terms of cosmetics, Chanel's powder cake is very good; Chanel's lipstick and perfume; Anna sui's latest ROCKME perfume; The' Lan' series perfume produced by Malaysian real estate is cheap and delicious (almost half the price in China).

Although the L 'Oré al series is not as cheap as Thailand, it is still much cheaper than China.

The most famous coffee in Malaysia is white coffee, and several brands such as Laojie, Jiujiechang and Ipoh are recommended.

Teh tarik is very famous, and all kinds of foreign wines are very cheap in duty-free shops at the airport.