Penang Times Square, Shopping complex in George Town, Malaysia.
Penang Times Square is a large development with multiple buildings including Birch the Plaza, office towers, residential units, and an outdoor plaza area. The complex houses retail spaces, underground parking, and direct connections to public transport services.
This site was built on land that once housed the Eastern Smelting Company, founded in 1897 to process tin from Perak and southern Thailand for export through Penang Port. The industrial heritage of the location shaped its development into a modern complex.
The Food Gallery hosts regular festivals where visitors can taste local dishes from different ethnic communities in Penang. These events reflect how various cultural groups in the region have shaped the food traditions that define everyday dining here.
Visitors can reach the complex through direct connections to Rapid Penang bus services and will find parking spaces across multiple levels beneath the shopping center. The facility is easy to access with ample vehicle parking available.
Inside the M Mall O2O section, visitors will find Penang's first wax museum housed within thematically designed floors. This museum is a rare attraction that draws visitors with its detailed figures and settings.
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