Request for informations!

[bimmerboyzz]

Is there any places like CSC in KL?? :D

[Hades]

Is there any places like CSC in KL?? :D

Dun think so...

[Leslie]

Got some toy stores lah. But last time I was there, I didn't see any "CSC" as in a place where there was a bunch of toy/collectibles stores clustered together. There was at least one at Sungei Wang.

bimmerboyz, I think you do a Google search might turn up more info. Some Msian toy stores have websites and location info.

[Hades]

Time square have 1 shop. But not sure still around there though but their stuffs are much more exp over here :|

[Leslie]

Time square have 1 shop. But not sure still around there though but their stuffs are much more exp over here :|
I always assumed so too. But I was somewhat pleasantly surprised the last time I was in Malacca (yes, Malacca) and KL - some stuff was actually on par with, or even cheaper than in SG. My friend bought a MISB original Takara Orochi Starscream (the one that turns into a car) about $5 - $10 less than SG price. It was an offer item, but still .... and the shop in Sungei Wang was selling an HMM Liger Zero for about SG$100, which was just slightly more expensive than the $90 SG retailers were asking for. Plus some more SG at that time no stock liao.

I wouldn't go Msia specially for toy shopping lah, but don't give up all hope.

[jdelpiero]

Basic English lesson.

Request for informations!

There is no plural for information.

Same goes for equipment, furniture, luggage, staff.
(Staff the workforce, not the wooden pole. If describing poles, then yes, staffs.)

They are all collective nouns, which are already indicative of their plurality.

So.. you can have:

Request for information; or..

Requests for information.

But never informations.



Is there any places like CSC in KL??


Places.. is plural, therefore:

Are there any places like CSC in KL?

Or:

Is there a place like CSC in KL?


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I always assumed so too. But I was somewhat pleasantly surprised the last time I was in Malacca (yes, Malacca) and KL - some stuff was actually on par with, or even cheaper than in SG. My friend bought a MISB original Takara Orochi Starscream (the one that turns into a car) about $5 - $10 less than SG price. It was an offer item, but still .... and the shop in Sungei Wang was selling an HMM Liger Zero for about SG$100, which was just slightly more expensive than the $90 SG retailers were asking for. Plus some more SG at that time no stock liao.

I wouldn't go Msia specially for toy shopping lah, but don't give up all hope.

Similarly, I was there in 2009 for a short holiday. Tried to keep a look out for toys. Sungei Wang and Times Square both have toy shops but very limited. For Times Square it is near the indoor roller coaster segment if I recall correctly. Prices not as competitive and generally either more of same as local prices. Do not expect cheap sale of stuff.

I didn't get much other then a KO Disney Label Mickey mouse for RM 15 at that time. :whistling