Inside there, I talked to a few customers and from what I got, the advantage of visiting China Square is that you get everything under one roof.
"All these things are in Nairobi but the problem is that sometimes, we do not know where to get them at and at what prices," said Ken who sells electronics in Kasarani.
He mentioned that some of the prices were too high as compared to where he gets them from in Kamukunji.
Another lady who was from South C said she had come to purchase a travel suitcase but she did not like the material.
"I don't find them original. They are lighter and so I will not buy them until I am confident about the quality. The prices are quite low as compared to Eastleigh," she said adding that she had only bought decor.
China Square offers a range of commodities but it does not offer shoes and clothing. You will also not get bedding from the mall plus nothing is worth less than sh50 bob.
No foodstuffs are sold there apart from a few snacks for children which are sold at the counter. A metallic soap dish costs around 120 bob.
Toys are quite cheap and quality-wise and you can get a variety of them from the mall. For example, a remote track toy costs around Sh.1200 bob.
In terms of security, there is a need for improvement although the management promised to hire more security guards to address the situation.
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