Pavilion Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur invites shoppers to celebrate Mid-Autumn traditions and togetherness at its “Swoon Over Mid-Autumn” Festival, taking place now until October 6, 2025 at Level 2, Centre Court.
This year’s festivities transform the mall into a vibrant showcase of colourful lanterns, captivating cultural performances, interactive workshops, a spectacular lantern parade, and mooncake offerings – creating the perfect setting to relive cherished memories while making new ones with family and friends.
“Mid-Autumn is one of the most cherished times of the year, filled with traditions that bring people together.
“At Pavilion Bukit Jalil, we’ve gone beyond festive decor to curate experiences that families and friends can truly enjoy, from sampling mooncakes and pairing them with tea, to watching cultural performances and walking in the lantern parade,” said Kuala Lumpur Pavilion Sdn Bhd chief executive officer (retail) Dato’ Joyce Yap.
She added, “We hope our shoppers will see the mall as not only a place to shop, but a destination to gather, celebrate and create meaningful moments.”
Mooncake is a traditional food eaten during Mid-Autumn-Festival.
This year, the mall is offering more than 20 mooncake brands, featuring a mix of halal and non-halal selections, alongside traditional favourites and bold, modern creations.
For those feeling overwhelmed about which mooncakes to get their hands on, this is the right place to come.
From beautifully packaged mooncakes that make thoughtful gifts to indulgent flavours perfect for self-enjoyment, the offerings celebrate both heritage and innovation.
Shoppers can indulge in JYNNS bird’s nest mooncake that combines wellness with indulgence, or savour Royce’s velvety chocolate mooncakes, crafted with the brand’s signature finesse.
Oloiya continues to charm with its timeless flavours, where every mooncake is infused with storytelling and craftsmanship, while Yong Sheng delights with its halal-certified classics – recipes passed down through generations that never fail to evoke nostalgia.
For those seeking refinement, Grand Harbour presents mooncakes made with premium ingredients, while Herbal Farmer offers wholesome halal varieties such as lotus, red bean and five nuts.
While you can get your durian mooncakes almost anywhere, First Class Durian’s snow skin mooncakes are extremely indulgent, filled with rich and creamy flavours.
Visitors can pair these mooncakes with refreshing teas from ChuChat, zesty and cooling drinks from Mixue, or the award-winning, rich flavours of YuYanTea.
The mall is offering various gift-with-purchase redemption gifts for shoppers who meet the minimum spending requirements, such as RM20 Parkson Gift Vouchers and a pair of movie passes.
The celebrations reach its peak on Oct 4 with the much anticipated Lantern Parade. Participation is free with registration via the Pavilion Privileges mobile app, and those who register early will receive exclusive goodies, including paper lanterns and festive bags.
For more information, visit Pavilion Bukit Jalil social media channels on Instagram (www.instagram.com/pavilionbukitjalil) and Facebook (www.facebook.com/PavilionBukitJalil.Mall).
