IOI City Mall

You will never go hungry in this IOI City Mall. They have many restaurants such as Dip N Dip, Johnny Rockets, Morganfield’s, Sushi Zanmai, Magnum Ice cream and others!

The mall is hugeeeee. It covered from boutique to bowling to ice skating rink to your favorite lepak place to movie hall to extreme park.
Parking lot is a bit confusing and the direction and arrows are not well painted, but no worries! There’s a lot of space. I especially love the Zone C that have travelator and very near to Tesco.
One thing you should know: It is so hot even though there is ice skating rink here. You’ll be sweating if you walk from a one end to the other end of the mall. Boooo for this modern mall!

This mall might not be a stone’s throw away from home but it’s worth checking out. The name is rather confusing, so don’t accidentally drive up to the Puchong one.
Their cinema is brand new so expect state of the art screens and über comfortable chairs, so happy with that! One more thing I love about this mall is that they have H&M, but they also have H&M home which is so rare. The only other place you can get it is Avenue K, so far.
You will also be spoilt for choice when it comes to food. They have one floor dedicated to it and the rest scattered across the mall. Their ice skating rink is also much more prettier than sunway pyramid with ceiling to floor skylight windows. It’s beautiful when the sun light pours in and you can see the greenery outside.
I have yet to explore district 21 but that’s one of the reason that is gonna bring me back. It sounds like a fun place to go on a weekend.

If you would like to come here to shop and have food, this is on a par with many good shopping malls in Klang Valley. Magnum was doing their roadshow here last week. It makes the mall feel more lively. I don’t have much impression about shopping in the mall but the F&B tenants is impressive. Visit the long stretch of choices that will bring joy to your taste buds and fulfil your crave of food selection.

Went to IOI City Mall last Saturday together with my parents and Danny. It was my first time there. Okay, we didn’t purposely go there for any shopping, just because we were waiting for F1 racing and I suggested to go there before we headed to Sepang Circuit. So yeah, my dad drove us there.
If not mistaken, IOI City Mall has just started operating in December 2014. I saw a lot of friends went there when it officially opened. I heard both positive and negative comments. And now, I eventually went there and I can give my say.
First at all, I was once got confused with the name of the mall. I thought it was somewhere near the IOI Mall at Puchong. Then, only I found it is at Putrajaya. I was like «What???». I finally knew the answer because IOI group has project at that area, so the mall was named similar to IOI Mall. However, seriously think it was really confusing.
Undeniably, the mall is super duper huge! From outside, you can see it is a long long rectangle-​shaped mall. The best thing about it will be easy to find parking, but the bad thing is it is tiring to walk inside the mall. I was finding Tesco with my mum that day. And we ended up not going there because we were really tired of walking from one end to the other.
Till now, you may still see a lot of shoplot has a banner outside informing they are renovating. So, seriously, I didn’t find it has a lot of shops you can shop at. And the worst thing is it is so hot!!! The first time I actually sweat inside a shopping mall. It seems like they didn’t on the air-​conditioner. Overall, I personally don’t really like to shop at IOI City Mall. It isn’t convenient to access. For residents nearby, no doubt, it could be a good choice to get their groceries.

IOI city mall is the biggest mall I’ve ever seen. It’s very spacious and has a wide variety of shops (probably because it’s so big). There’s plenty of carpark spaces so I wouldn’t worry about that. IOI City Mall has loads of fun entertainments like District 21, Iceskape Ice Rink, GSC and more! The only bad thing about it being so big is that you have to do a lot of walking, especially if the shops you want to go to are at the opposite ends. On the bright side, this keeps you fit and healthy! ;D

It was the first time I been to IOI City Mall Putrajaya, it was massive and I was tired walking around in searching the shop I looked for… The mall is huge, including the GSC cinema, ice skating, shop-​lots, fun escape room and food court.
It’s a good place to hang out and have fun with friends, or have a relaxing day with family in buying goods. It also has loads of food outlets like Dip & Dip, Baskin robbins, Bread Talk, Sakae Sushi, Secret Recipe etc. I’ve been to its Daiso and the things were a bit messy that I could really find them… Another shop I am interested in is the Sports Direct that sells sporting goods (it is so far the only shopping mall I saw this brand). It is a UK brand and I used to get really cheap stuffs in Sports Direct UK! It is glad that they finally open up an outlet here~
It’s also a good choice to watch movies there because it has lesser crowd compared to One Utama and Mid Valley, it is much easier for me to book tickets, get parking and buy popcorns without getting late to for my movies!

When it first opened at the end of last year, nobody thought that it would be this crowded. However, its location, though seemingly in the middle of nowhere, is actually within driving distance of Serdang, Cyberjaya, Putrajaya and Kajang.
IOI city mall has ample parking space although very confusing for first timers and certain zones are hard to access. The parking fees itself are cheap and there are plenty of places to eat here, from Korean, Japanese, local cuisine, Vegetarian places, Chinese food, Western food and many more. There is a Tesco Supermarket on site for all your affordable grocery needs.
There is also plenty of entertainment centers like ice skating and an extreme sports park. However, if you want somewhere quiet to hang out, do avoid IOI City as the crowd gets really thick, especially on weekends.

I’m not easily impressed by shopping malls.
However, IOI City Mall breaks my record.
It is a huge shopping mall (bigger than MidValley MegaMall and as spacious as One Utama) that houses wide ranges of services and products.
It is one of the few malls in Malaysia with the following features:
1) Ice-​skating
For non-​Subang ice-​skating fans, no more to long travelling to Sunway Pyramid. Go IOI City Mall for ice-​skating with a gorgeous glass view.
2) District 21 Theme Park
It offers various activities (climbing, sliding, jumping and flying) in different attractions like maze, trampoline, wall climbing and carousel for kids. Definitely a great spot for family and friends!
3) Chill around the fountain of IOI City Mall
’Lake Symphony’, a night music fountain performance plays at night. Definitely a good spot to go around in the evening and night. (What I love IOI City Mall the most is it breaks the conventional way of shopping indoor by incorporating plenty outdoor spots and spaces for leisure activity.)
Likewise to other major malls, it has cinema, bowling and many many many clothing stores.
Parking fee is RM1/​hour. I went there last week and this mall still offered RM1 (flat rate) per parking entry.