The Curve & e@Curve in Kuala Lumpur
Petaling Jaya Shopping
Petaling Jaya is a sprawling residential development that’s defined by its major shopping malls. There’s the faux-Egyptian Sunway Pyramid, the shiny 1Utama complex, Amcorp Mall, Empire Shopping Gallery, IPC, Jaya One, Jaya 33 – the list is almost endless. About 15km west of the centre in Petaling Jaya, the airy and spacious The Curve in Mutiara Damansara, is an expansive retail emporium that tops the list of PJ’s retail mammoths; here you’ll find Ikea, Tesco and oodles more shops and restaurants. Popular among urban youth, the clean and organised complex makes for an enjoyable and uncomplicated day out.
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Shops in The Curve
Housing over 200 outlets that include well-known international brands, such as Debenhams and British India, as well as local boutiques, The Curve has something for everyone. On Saturdays and Sundays The Curve’s open-air walkway, The Street, is transformed into a bustling flea market with stalls that sell boutique-style apparel, knick knacks and treats. Just opposite The Street, is e@Curve (formerly known as Cineleisure Mutiara Damansara) – a complex that is home to lots of trendy stores geared towards the younger crowd. There’s a cinema upstairs (Cathay Cineplex) that screens the latest feature-lengths. Meanwhile, just across the road is IPC (Ikano Power Centre) – a family-oriented complex that hosts a decent array of mid-range stores and cafés including a Sony Centre and Cold Storage.
Food
The outdoor walkway, The Street, is undoubtedly the best reason for visiting The Curve – peppered with swanky bistros, cafés and restaurants, it’s one of the city’s most renowned al fresco dining venues. Alternatively, there’s a bar here – Laundry – that plays host to up-and-coming local bands; what’s more, the bar hosts a popular and burgeoning monthly Popcorn & Soda Sunday afternoon film sessions, where French films and shorts by local film-makers are showcased.
Tech Info/How to Get to The Curve
There’s a free shuttle bus that runs three times a day between Royale Bukit Bintang Hotel (along Jalan Bukit Bintang) and the mall; alternatively, Metrobus 99 also runs here from KL’s Central Market. Otherwise, you can hop on the Putra Line LRT from KL Sentral to Kelana Jaya – from here, there’s a free shuttle bus that heads to The Curve.
Hotels Near The Curve & e@Curve
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