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City in Selangor, Malaysia
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Subang Jaya is a city in Selangor, Malaysia, about halfway between Kuala Lumpur and state capital Shah Alam. It consists of the Subang Jaya (SS12-SS19) on the Northern end of the city, USJ on the Southern end, Bandar Sunway, Batu Tiga and Putra Heights. The city is a much sought after refuge for middle to upper-middle-class Malaysians.
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A beautiful lake in the city. It is easily accessible by public transport and there are ample parking spaces for private vehicles. It is also home to the famous seafood restaurant Crocodile Farm and the largest paintball park (TT Sports Park) in Malaysia. Its public park status is a regular issue among the Subang residents, the owner Sime Darby, and the local City Council.
A.W. Faber-Castell (M) Sdn. Bhd.
The World's Largest Pencil, a Castell 9000, is at Faber-Castell's facility in Taman Perisdustrian Sime UEP.
Proton Holdings Berhad
It is the largest Proton showroom in the Klang Valley and can be seen from the KESAS expressway.
Proton Holdings Berhad
It is the only Lotus showroom in the Klang Valley and is alongside the Proton headquarters.
It is the only official Lamborghini distributor and retailer in Malaysia. It also has a workshop which services internationally renowned marques such as Ferrari, Porsche, Hummer, Lotus, Jaguar, Bentley and Rolls Royce. However in 2012, they have moved to a new showroom in nearby Glenmarie.
Community complex featuring indoor swimming pool, badminton courts, squash courts, many other activities available here.
Community complex featuring a football field, a running track and other facilities.
It is directly opposite Lamborghini Kuala Lumpur
It is in the industrial park of USJ 19. The price is among the cheapest in Subang Jaya. In the afternoon, the price is around RM40 an hour. Besides that, there are student rates during the noon.
The largest indoor soccer facility in the Subang Jaya area with the capacity of eight standard regulation size pitches and one FIFA standard regulation international court facilities.
It is a very well-known badminton coaching company.
It is an exclusive fitness centre and have trainers with many years of experience.
A newer shopping gallery. Floursheim, Coach, Guess, Charles & Keith and exclusive dining restaurants such as Itallianies, Chilli's, Din Tai Fung, La Bodega, Ole-Ole Bali and Empire Hotel Subang's in-house restaurants - Kitchen Art Brasserie, Di Wei Chinese Restaurant, and SHOUT.
Indian restaurant serving tasty food using quality ingredients.
It specializes in ice-blended juices with fresh fruits from Melbourne, Australia.
A juice store serving healthy juices.
The cafe was built on the philosophy of design aesthetics. A design studio cum cycling lifestyle retail outlet plus a bicycle cafe, it comes as no surprise that these two seemingly unrelated activities be bound by their appreciation of good aesthetics.
Austin Chase is the latest premium coffee retail store brand to hit this part of the world, beginning with Malaysia and Singapore
1st cafe in Malaysia serving Graffeo coffee. Also serves delicious food, using fresh ingredients.
Chatime is a bubble tea franchise from Taiwan. Established in 2005, it now has over 450 retail locations worldwide.
Offers fine coffee and indulgent desserts.
The Library have built upon the concept with our offer of Malaysia's largest selection of both imported and locally brewed beers, a variety of premium liquor, as well as a tantalising food menu. It is one of the most famous nightlife hubs in the Klang Valley.
Chill Out is an exclusive pub. They serve all kinds of liquor and alcohol at a reasonable price. It is one of the most famous nightlife hubs in Subang Jaya.
Skewers is a social hotspot in Subang Avenue. Skewers Restaurant and Bar is designed to provide an enjoyable dining and drinking experience. Furthermore, it stocks a host of international beers, whiskeys and wines.
Club 9 is a pub established in 2008. They play music from R&B to disco classics to trance. Frequented by students from the neighbouring colleges and universities. It is also very well-known for its wide variety of pool tables for entertainment. They even have tournament pool tables for professionals. Frequently, the professionals will have their major tournaments in Club 9.
4-star business hotel with 198 rooms plus convention hall, restaurants and cafes. Empire Shopping Gallery, with many retail stores and a supermarket, is downstairs.
Less than 20 min away from the major cities of Kuala Lumpur, Petaling Jaya, and Shah Alam. 332 guestrooms and suites with cableTV, mini-bar and internet.
Restaurants and cafes may be found near the main entrance including Milwaukee for steaks and Papa Rich for coffee. The complex has a Carrefour supermarket. Level-1 has a Korean BBQ restaurant and some electronic and mobile phone shops. Level-2 has World Famous Streets a retail themed shopping area named after famous world streets. It also has a weekend carnival of street food, fashion outlets, and a spa.
This is one of the oldest malls around. It has been refurbished and upgraded, but remains a family-oriented shopping mall. This is the "hang-out" for many families during the weekends when they want to escape from the heat at home. During the weekend, there are a variety of local stalls set up on the top floor of the building for cheap bargains. Many dining restaurants and cafes including Dome, T.G.I. Fridays, Swensens, Sakae Sushi, Uncle Lim's, Nandos, The Manhattan Fish Market, Secret Recipe, Chillis, Celebrity Fitness and Big Apple Donuts. It also has a cinema (MBO).
Next to the Subang Jaya KTM Train station. It is often bustling due to its proximity with the train station and major bus and taxi stop. There are many cafes and restaurants such as Starbucks, Kenny Rogers Chicken and Subway.
It is in the heart of the busy central district of SS15. It consists of studio units and retail lots. It is the main hub of nightlife as there are a few nightclubs such as The Library, Overtime, etc and many pubs.
The Taipan retail lots are contains a wide variety of shopping, restaurants, clinics, banks, cafes, fashion outlets and more. It is noted for traffic congestion and a lack of sufficient parking spaces during working hours.
The Summit shopping mall has a few restaurants, cafes, fashion outlets. However, it is not a very popular shopping destination for the residents in Subang Jaya because it is quite rundown as it has been maintained for many years. But still, there are popular fast food restaurants such as McDonald's, Subway and KFC.
The Giant supermarket has only a food court and a Guardian pharmacy. It is one of the oldest Giant supermarket in the Klang Valley so it is not as premium as the Giant supermarket in Putra Heights. Moreover, the traffic from Persiaran Kewajipan to Giant USJ is quite congested during rush hours. Now closed and moving to SS15 First Subang tower, most possibly to compete with nearby other major supermarkets like Carrefour, Cold Storage and Jaya Grocer instead of Mydin.
The Giant supermarket in Putra Heights has a few restaurants, cafes and fashion outlets. Its ambient is very premium compared to other Giant supermarkets in the Klang Valley.
The Mydin supermarket has a few restaurants, cafes and fashion outlets. It is normally packed as its prices are cheap compared to other supermarkets. There is a KFC restaurant in Mydin USJ.
By bus
Bus services connect points in Malaysia and Singapore directly to Subang Jaya, bypassing Kuala Lumpur and its traffic jams.
By taxi
All metered taxis operating in Kuala Lumpur also serve Subang Jaya.
By car
Getting into Subang Jaya is a breeze (as long as you avoid rush hours). It is well connected to most major highways:
By taxi
Taxis are also available, but the best way to get around is your own car because it is very expensive to travel in taxis. Often RM1 surcharge on top of the meter.
By car
Avoid using Persiaran Kewajipan during rush hour as the traffic is usually very congested. It is easy to travel in the city as there are many sign boards to direct the routes.
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