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Glasses & optical shops in Kuala Lumpur

110 shops ★ 4.7 avg 54,151 reviews

Every glasses shop and optometrist we track in Kuala Lumpur is listed below: 110 businesses, sorted so the highest-rated are easiest to find. Across these shops there are 54,151 Google reviews in total, with an average rating of 4.7 stars. Currently top-rated: Factory Eyewear Setapak, with 5.0 stars across 4281 reviews. 60 listings include phone numbers. A quick call saves a wasted trip, especially for prescription lenses that may need ordering.

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100 Vision @ Setapak Central

★ 5.0(155)

Optical shop · · +60 3-2720 1964

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A-Look Eyewear Aeon Alpha Angle

★ 5.0(187)

Optical shop · Lot F25, 1st Floor, Aeon Alpha Angle Shopping Centre Jalan R1, Section

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BS Optom @ Semua House

★ 5.0(350)

Optometrist · B1-08, Semua House, Jalan Bunus 6, City Centre, 50100 Kuala Lumpur, Wi· +60 11-6384 1548

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A-Look Eyewear Setapak Central

★ 4.9(144)

Sunglasses store · Lot F-48, First Floor, Setapak Central, 67, Jln Taman Ibu Kota, Taman · +60 16-587 9958

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Better Vision The Gardens

★ 4.9(210)

Optical shop · · +60 3-2282 8318

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Allimiki Optical House

★ 4.8(19)

Optical shop · · +60 3-2303 5250

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Eyefont KLCC

★ 4.8(69)

Optical shop · C63, Concourse Floor, Petronas Twin Tower, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 5· +60 12-730 2683

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BOOM EYEWEAR

★ 4.1(17)

Optical shop · S44, Second Floor Setapak Central Mall 67, JIn Taman Ibu Kota, Taman, · +60 3-4131 6667

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Optics Crafter

★ 3.3(15)

Optical shop · 10 Jalan Prima Setapak 3, Off Jalan Genting Kelang, Setapak, 53300, Fe· +60 3-4021 5720

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FAQs — glasses shopping in Kuala Lumpur

How do I choose an optical shop in Kuala Lumpur?

Compare Google ratings and review counts (listed for every shop below), call ahead to ask about frame stock and lens brands, and check whether the shop employs a registered optometrist if you need an eye examination.

Do these shops accept walk-ins?

Policies vary by shop. Phone numbers are listed where available — calling ahead is the most reliable way to confirm walk-in eye tests or same-day glasses.

Is there a difference between an optometrist and an optician?

In Malaysia, optometrists are qualified to examine eyes and prescribe lenses; optical shops (opticians) typically focus on frames, fitting and lens cutting. Many shops in Kuala Lumpur offer both under one roof.

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