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Popular Shopping | Miscellaneous Shopping Tips | All Tips (87) Huhe, long & curvy. Three long floors for you to shop & spend.
What in store ? book shop, children's wear, fashion outlets, computer & IT stuff, foot wear oultets, cafe outlets - lots of them, restaurants, hair salon, sports wear and much much more.
expect the unexpected. Leave a Comment Theme: Department StoreAddress: Mutiara damansaraPhone: 03- 77106868Website: www.thecurve.com.my |
The biggest in the town of Petaling Jaya. And it take almost the whole day to actually venture everything inside this huge mall.
So many stuffs are house in 1- utama. They range from food cafe & restaurant outlets. Lots of fashion outlets for men & ladies (fcuk, tommy, guess, levis,etc), a couple of cinemas, a huge departmental store, an average music store (tower records), telecommunication outlets, hair & beauty salon, pharmacy, optical, jewelry outlets and the list goes on.
one months salary ? Leave a Comment Theme: Department StoreAddress: Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya |
The biggest home furnshing store for Ikea in Malaysia - so far. Lot of practical stuff inside here. Take me about 2 hours to browse thru most of the items . Any if you are tired from walking or looking you can take a break at their foodcourt which is located inside too. Indulge nice swedish food there.yum yum.
I lost count Leave a Comment Theme: Home FurnishingAddress: Mutiara Damansara, Petaling Jaya |
TESCO is from UK. A common household name over there. This was the 2nd hypermarket for them. It's huge, clean and bright.
Almost everything - food stuff, clothing, personal care products, CD, furnitures, electrical goods, drinks and much more. Leave a Comment Theme: Department StoreAddress: Mutiara damansara, Petaling Jaya |
This building actaully house IKEA or vice versa. Either way it's link to one another. You can walk from the mall to IKEA or vice versa too. Most of this mall shops are huge. And the variety are just average but worth checking out.
hardware, fashion clothings, timepiece, supermarket products, huge pet store, gym equipment, pharmacy and some food outlets.
Depends Leave a Comment Theme: Department StoreAddress: Mutiara Damansara |
A night view inside Centrepoint. very nice, brightly lit & people were eating....
The top os this complex is a hostel where many students from China studying at a college nearby, Kolej Damansara...
Outside this complex, at the back, you can find some 'Mamak Stalls'...where they normally patronised by all those Chinese students ! Leave a Comment Theme: Other |
This is the nearest shopping complex to where I stay. Called Centrepoint...
There's 7 Eleven, a supermarket, a Post Office, a salon...some fine dinings, cheap or a bit pricey; a bar/pub type thing...a 24 hours Indian restaurant, a clinic & some cheap 'Mamak Stalls' (street vendors...).... Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: Well, from Kuala Lumpur...or any areas of KL, you can take a cab to reach this complex : To Centrepoint Bandar Utama, you should say... |
Another 'one' is being built just next to One Utama, this one is called 2 Utama !
One Utama is already big with the floor areas but I think 2 Utama will be overtake the size...
More shops, more eating options...that's what competetion is about right ?...maybe to some people, it would confuse them anyway !
I prefer the small size Centrepoint anytime... Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: It's not completed yet...Just next to One Utama Shopping Complex... |
This is a bit of a garden inside Centrepoint Mall...some weird looking trees on the ground floor;
Surely attracts mosquitoes at night !
Anyway, it's good for my camera so I snapped a photo just to show you guys... Leave a Comment Theme: Other |
I think IKEA has made a very good business in promoting 'home furnishings' to people live in PJ areas; Also attracts many people from all over Malaysia actually.
I took this photo & then suddenly got chased away by this stupid security guard, thinking that I was doing some probes on the building !
See, it's like this :
We can go to ANY shopping complexes in Malaysia but NO photos are allowed in the premises because competetion is brisk business-wise, people would 'nick' some ideas of the constructions, maybe checking the prices on the goods sold,...you know this sort of stuffs !
Anyway, bring a camera, just snap away & when asked not to, then pretending that you NEVER read this tip, okay ! Leave a Comment Theme: Home Furnishing |
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on February 25, 2005
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