usj 19 is such a wasted place

last week went there to buy sata cable... mch the last pc shop at the ground floor closed already! and SSW matahari supermarket also kana sealed by MPSJ!

subang parade still alive.barely alive.mbo these still gooding. but others not so well lah. even kfc also closed already

samo yo nasib dengan sungai wang

thing is, damn lazy to go to section 14 for such a small stuff, if order lazada need to wait 2-3 days

pyramid also got less stock these days

matahari kana sealed by mpsj , suspect rat case lah what else

Wisma Punca Emas, seremban

sg wang very less ppl these days



those were the days



This post has been edited by JimbeamofNRT: Aug 21 2018, 01:13 PM

cheras pipu sure know this damned mall

and 1 of them run by that fat shithead. always try to scam people

last month news about the curve damansara

https://www.edgeprop.my/content/1486726/spa...-boustead-focus

KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 4): A recent spate of exits of several long-time tenants at The Curve and eCurve has left many wondering about the future direction of the two shopping malls that are ultimately owned by Boustead Holdings Bhd.

The malls, located in Mutiara Damansara, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, where Boustead owns substantial land and property developments, are operated by Bousted Curve Sdn Bhd. The malls come under Boustead’s property division.

*Boustead accepts offer to sell Royale Chulan Bukit Bintang for RM197m

In just the first two months of this year, Laundry (a bar cum restaurant that takes up a large corner-lot space with alfresco dining), Pho Hoa (a Vietnamese restaurant) and Hadramawt (a Middle Eastern restaurant) left The Curve.

Laundry, which had been a tenant for some 12 years, is one of the brands under Malaysian-based food and beverage (F&B) group Chaswood Resources Holdings Ltd. Chaswood is listed on Singapore’s Catalist market.

Pho Hoa, another long-time tenant, had also been there for over a decade.

These add on to other tenants that left The Curve last year, including restaurants The Apartment (also owned by Chaswood), Johnny Rockets and Bubba Gump. Bubba Gump’s spacious lot has been empty since the restaurant left in March last year after almost 10 years there.

Meanwhile, Boustead said the reason some of The Curve’s long-time tenants, such as Bubba Gump and Pho Hoa, moved out was because they were exiting the country.

“Pho Hoa’s brand principal in Singapore terminated the lease. Pho Hoa ceased its business in February 2019. Their last outlet in Malaysia was at The Curve,” it said.

As for Laundry, it said there was a mutual agreement to terminate the lease between both parties, as the tenancy had ended. “This is a good opportunity for us to enlist and explore a new F&B tenant.”

laundrybad, johnny and bubba gump is just not worth the money
but I missed Marche

long time closed already lah

itu cinema area at the curve lagi kasihan

got milfs during weekends hehe

BigMan123 if no cinema confirmed no human wanna go there

especially subang parade , summit and da mien

ya almost forgot about 1 city. MLM mall I call it. if u happened to go there u will see many mlm office inside the mall

that one 70s punya design lah...

sg wang ok already now... toilet free already for the past 15 years I think?

but very less ppl now

I dont know man... sg wang got twlight zone story one... in this thread or another one , some ktard went to upper floor food court that already closed he saw so many ppl eat there

that village grocer moved from SS15 Courtyard brach I think

yeah better a bit. otherwise now mbo also closed shop for good there is no more reason to go to subang parade

village grocer selection is much much better than Ben's and Jaya Grocer these days.

This post has been edited by JimbeamofNRT: Jan 17 2021, 02:14 PM

eh courtyard now jaya grocer eh? empire got 1 , damen got 1 , main place got 1.

aeon big I dont go for a very long time already