Commercial Streets in Asia
China
- Beijing: Jinbaojie Street
- Shanghai: Nanjing Road
- Shanghai: Huaihai Road
Hong Kong
- Hong Kong: Causeway Bay
Bangladesh
- Dhaka: Mohakhali, Motijheel
- Chittagong: Khulshi
India
- Chandigarh : Sector 17
- Amritsar: Ranjit Avenue Road
- Hyderabad: Somajiguda, Hitech city, Banjara Hills, Begumpet, Ameerpet
- Mumbai: Linking Road, Colaba Causeway, Juhu, Nariman Point
- New Delhi: Khan Market
- Chennai: Ranganathan Street, Usman Road
- Kolkatta: Park Street, Salt lake
- Lucknow: Hazratganj
- Banglore: M.G. Road, Brigade Road
- Ernakulam: M.G. Road
- Surat: Ghod Dod Road
Indonesia
- Yogyakarta : Jalan Malioboro
Pakistan
- Islamabad: Blue Area, Jinnah Avenue
- Karachi: I.I.Chundrigar Road, Club Road, Shahrae Faisal, University Road, Dr. Zia-ud-din Ahmad Road, Zamzama, Clifton Road, Sea View Road, M.T.Khan Road, Fatima Jinnah Road, Daud Pota Road, Korangi Road, Abdullah Haroon Road, Tariq Road, Khalid-bin-Waleed Road
Japan
- Osaka: Umeda
- Tokyo: Ginza
Malaysia
- Kuala Lumpur: KLCC, Jalan Raja Chulan
- Penang: George Town, Bayan Lepas
Philippines
- Makati: Ayala Avenue, Makati Avenue
- Taguig: Bonifacio High Street
Singapore
- Singapore: Orchard Road
South Korea
- Seoul: Apgujeong-dong, Rodeo-gil
Taiwan
- Taipei: Zhongxiao Road
Nepal
- Kathmandu: Asan (near Rani Pokhari)
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