Andrew Ang

This is probably one of the oldest mall in Cheras. Having undergone some renovations, it looks much better now with more tenants occupying its space, although not fully occupied yet. There is bridge linking one building to the other. Anchored by Leisure Grocer (under Village Grocer), there are a number of F&B outlets, fashion and retail and lots more for you to spend your time here.

Quite basic as far as variety of stores that are available here. You will probably notice that most of the patrons are actually those who are staying at the Double Tree Hotel within this building. Nevertheless, there is a Jaya Grocer at the basement, as well as a food court. Ground floor is where most of the action happens, as almost all the F&B outlets are here. Parking is convenient, but not cheap.

If you're looking for Sundanese food, then this is the place to be. Good food coupled with nice ambience and surroundings makes this the perfect place to wind down all the walking around town. Chill and relax as you sample the various dishes served on the a row of banana leave spread. A little pricey but worth the try.

Mid-sized mall with a distinct difference in terms of layout and tenants. You get an eclectic mix of mom-and-pop shops in between franchise stores. The F&B outlets has a good range here too, covering both the interior and exterior depending on your choice of food. There's also a dedicated floor at the top for all things electronics. To top it off, GSC and a bowling alley completes your entertainment needs here. Overall a pleasant visit to this mall.

This is a neighbourhood shopping mall serving the local community in Gombak. Shops here are mainly local Malaysian chains. The anchor tenant is The Store Supermarket with Jalan Jalan Japan, Mr DIY, Nagoya Textiles, Gintell and Georgetown White Coffee. Restaurants and cafes here provide wider dining options for the residents in the area. There's only 3 floors of shopping so its not a big mall compared to KL East Mall nearby.