It was as dead before mco surely it remain dead now

Had some decent clubbing place but later on heard there was a push for bigger bumiputera equity then shit hit the fan and then become a shit hole like.

Of course higher cost of living, weakening of ringgit and MCO hasten it's demise.

"saya terkejut..."

51% kills it again

How did you do your assessment? It is obvious it was a shadow of its former self.

E-curve dead, curve was ok-ish but on the way to death already. Frankly curve was supported by e-curve's cinema, ikea and tesco. When E-curve/cineleisure died, it affected traffic through curve as well. After ikano revamped, ikea customers also have little reason to go to curve except for eating.

Is that why the bazaar and crowd became mostly Malays after some time?

Overrated place to visit

i only remember Marchè Restaurant

Lol. Dont blame living cost, MCO and weakening RM lah. Its primary just the first part. You go pavilion and suria still packed like gila.

Bad management and policy....Managing a shopping mall is the same like managing a country. Short sighted policy and half bake management will bring down the shopping mall/country.
Its lucky to have Ikea, otherwise should have been gone 5 years earlier.

This post has been edited by Singh_Kalan: May 14 2022, 10:14 AM

Your definition of dead prob different from mine, atria and starling aren't as bad ...... dead mall to you maybe little traffic not many shop option, but still with some active component. maybe the mall is on a 60% occupancy. Real DEAD mall to me is occupancy is about 25% left. In this case the curve looks to me going to be abandon soon, almost like unplugging life support. Shop aren't closed, they are empty.

You share the same answer with the guy above.

U terpancut la u.

When I walk mall for survey I check for shop brands, store items, traffic flow and category. I've expected mall to shred about 20% for top mall in the city and maybe 35% for average and below average mall. This is the first mall I step on that shred almost 70% of whatever my record was before this. This means if no one take over the curve will permanently be closed and abandon in less then a year. Unless the owner willing to burn money to keep a zombie mall burning.

Yea I suspected as much.

I remember quite a number of arrogant Malay stall sellers on the pavement walk. Then I no mood go there.

Nothing of value was lost.

kanir varum, varatum

Yup I feel the Ikano revamp did it in. Used to be after IKEA you head on to curve. Now there's no need most stuff can be found in Ikano.

Went there earlier this year to check out the Borders for some things. As dead as you say but I chalked it up to not fully bukak. Looks like it's real tough times now

Curve can only survive with upper M40 and T20 ppl. Government racist want to kill off all private sector since they think it's Chinese based so now become a shit hole la.

Then when comes to Malays, Malays like to have 3 children or more, so likely Malays will focus on bare essentials namely IKEA and Tesco.

This post has been edited by Myk Hyn: May 14 2022, 04:52 PM

starling used to be good when it first opened, many good eateries and ppl mainly go there for meals then jalan jalan abit

but now the eateries inside alot of them closed down ledi, the only good one is the kam kee restaurant, it basically have no appeal anymore, no reason for ppl to go there now

I work here for more than 10 years and still working there. Last time alot of traffic from KD and DP people. What really killed the mall was Covid. F&B 2 years MCO cannot tahan. Most of the office crowd continued to work from home after the reopening. Even Lotus got less cars during workdays.

It's in the middle of uptown though with cinema inside. I'm surprised it's not doing well.

It's crazy to think that in that small area has 4 small neighbourhood malls. Atria, Starling, 3 Damansara and Glo.

Most of the eateries that opened when they started are still there.

The sad one is the food court, had some good stalls/brands but most moved out even before pandemic.

the one that i always frequent, nam heong and go noodle gone liao, haizz

I only know the curve got rape story when i was in high sch about a ms C. Ong. Sad case bec the rapist mcm din kena convict.

Then afterthat less car park there. All go ikea.
If visit also walk to it not park inside

Didnt know until now still bad