The Coconut Shop (Central Market, KL)

08/09/2026

05/06/2026

Oh my God!!! Is him Asahi from treasure? Why i never realised earlier? 🥺😭😥😫🤧

24/05/2026

The Borneo Native Festival 2026 is in full swing at Central Market KL, celebrating the artistry and traditions of Borneo’s indigenous heritage.

At The Coconut Shop, every piece tells a story — from bamboo woven mats crafted with generations of skill, to coconut shell lamps that glow with warmth, to eco-friendly handmade treasures that connect us to nature.

We’re proud to share these cultural gems with you. Drop by our booth and discover the spirit of Borneo, brought to life in every craft.

The Coconut Shop (Central Market, KL)
Central Market Kuala Lumpur

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21/05/2026

“No need to kiss the coconut tree… just try our handmade coconut lip balm! 🌿💋 Natural shine, soft lips, made with love.”

- 🌴 “Nature in a tin.”
- 💋 “Soft lips, naturally.”
- 🌿 “Coconut care, handmade with love.”
- ✨ “Simple. Natural. Yours.”
- 🥥 “From coconut to comfort.”

The Coconut Shop (Central Market, KL)
Central Market Kuala Lumpur


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24/03/2026

Quote of the day...
“And now, here's something we hope you'll really like!”
Rocky J. Squirrel

Central Market Kuala Lumpur
The Coconut Shop (Central Market, KL)

The Coconut Shop
G57A, Central Market, Jalan Hang Kasturi,
50050 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.


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12/03/2026

23/01/2026

Meet Toothless — a first-time mum spotted nesting on Lang Tengah in 2025.

A turtle with a serious attitude. Honestly, we probably should’ve named her Karen instead.

The very first time she came ashore, Toothless spent a full hour conducting a thorough beach recce, clearly in search of the perfect nesting spot. After digging a nest hole for nearly 30 minutes, she decided it wasn’t good enough, abandoned it entirely, and moved look for a new spot. This happened a few times… before she eventually left. Classic.

And as if that wasn’t enough drama, while she was digging her body pit, a coconut suddenly came flying down and almost hit us. Toothless? Unbothered. Us? Questioning our life choices.

There was also one night when she took about 40 minutes just to emerge from the ocean. From a distance, she looked like a rock in the middle of the beach…except this rock was slowly… rising.

Despite all the sass, stress, and moments where we asked ourselves why did we choose this job again?, we’re incredibly grateful for Toothless. She returned to nest on our beach six times last year, trusting Lang Tengah (and us!) with her next generation.

Attitude and all, we love her.

Know Toothless? Share your favourite (or most dramatic) moments with her. We’d love to hear them. I believe there will be more haha 😂

Photo: Toothless inspecting the “flying coconut” (yes, the coconut that went airborne while she was digging her body pit) on her first visit to Lang Tengah last year.