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B5 Johor Street Market

Pedestrian zone with container as theme. It consists of eateries, shops, supermarket and a performance stage for regular entertainment and art-related performances.

Address: Pusat Bandar Tampoi, 81200
Price: Free, except when buying food or stuffs
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