Alamanda Shopping Centre

Not so crowded, but the mall is very long. I also communicate with cs, they also provide stroller with RM50 depo cash. Overall great experience with Alamanda Shopping Mall

Visit here since 2018. Today, with a breath of fresh air. It got a lot of new store. Perfect place to shopping in Putrajaya after IOI City.

Right after it opened, the long waiting times made it quite difficult, but now it’s enjoyable to visit in the evening. A new event was taking place, which allowed us to stay and enjoy the experience for a longer time. However, it was a bit disappointing that the food corner is still under preparation. I’ve heard that Korean street food will be available, and I’ll definitely try it once it opens^^

Looks fresh and renovated, Alamanda has a new life and is a great calmer alternative to Ioi city mall

Came for a quick 30 mins shopping trip, ended up spending another 45 mins trapped in the parking. Lousy management! No lights, dark and creepy.. perfect if you enjoy horror vibes

You simply must visit if you’re looking for a shopping experience lovingly preserved in its natural habitat—the 1990s! And do savor the exit from the parking lot; it’s a delightful, immersive journey that only takes the equivalent of two Earth years. Consider this your invitation… and your only warning.

Hi Alamanda Shopping Centre, you should check the air conditioning inside the movie hall of TGV Cinemas. On 4th Jan 2026, We were in the TGV Alamanda Putrajaya watching Papazola movie in hall 2, we’re finding it quite uncomfortable due to the temperature inside the hall, we cannot focus on the movie, feel a bit hard to breathe in a closed space without air conditioning. Please bring this to your attention if you would like to attract crowd, otherwise people will viral on this issue and will jeopardise your mall’s reputation. As I believe TGV is your tenant, building and maintenance should be your focus! Thanks.

If I could, I would give this mall 0 stars. I am a regular customer at A Saloon in this mall because I genuinely like their atmosphere and service. Last month, the salon informed me that they would be renovating and that appointments at the end of this month would need to be cancelled. Honestly, that sounded like good news, as this branch is quite old and clearly needs an update. However, when I tried to book an appointment after the renovation, I was shocked to find out that the mall management has not given the salon a confirmed renovation date at all. Even though the salon had already informed their customers in advance, the mall failed to follow up or provide any clear timeline. So now I have to ask: What about my treatment? Who is responsible for my hair? This kind of poor coordination and lack of responsibility from the mall is extremely frustrating and unprofessional. Honestly, I’m speechless.

It was my first time traveling to Putrajaya for a work assignment and I had to parked at Alamanda Shopping Centre because the hotel parking (where the event was held) was already full. I expected the parking rates for Alamanda to be at a premium rate, but I was wrong. It was only RM2 for the first two hours and subsequently is RM1 per hour. Not bad I thought. After the event, I had a stroll in the mall and took a pit stop at the toilets. That was when I had quite a shock. As I was about to wash my hands, the water that flow from the tap was brown in colour. I couldn't believe my eyes and tried another one, and it was the same! Oh the horror! I was disgusted and went to look for a place to wash my hands properly. So happened I pass a McDonald's. I went in shamelessly to wash my hands, hoping the water won't turn out brown. Thank goodness it wasn't. I washed my hands and left the mall, once and for all. I do not intend to visit Alamanda again after that foul experience. The mall has pretty high end retailers but their toilets, I would rather stay away from.