Twenty Cent has a few branches throughout Sarawak, mainly Kuching. The goods are normally imported from China and are, therefore, very cheap, but still good quality. The ground floor sells a variety of foods, like snacks, canned food, bottled spice, etc. The price is a few cents cheaper than other supermarkets. But some items, even though air-packed, are not so fresh and are not advisable to buy.
The first floor sells women's, men's and kids' wears and shoes. It costs as low as $4 for children's clothes. When on sale, it can go as low as $2, and shoes can go as low as $1. They've got casual, evening wear, working clothes, fashion handbags, belts, hair accessories, toys, etc.
The second floor sells housewares, and you can find cheap, yet beautiful plates, crystal-like vases, house ornaments, etc. Overall, locals like to go there for shopping because of its very low prices.