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.

horrible experience with parking. Some renovation work at the roof top parking and cars are stuck for more than one hour now unable to exit. Called the office twice only to be told to call the parking office and some excuses about management not available etc. Very poor management! Saturday 1st Nov 2025

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

A great shopping mall for putrajaya residence. Still a great place to eat and window shopping. It stood the test of time quite well since the opening of the IOI mall and its second expansion. The mall is decent size so seniors wouldnt have much time walking. Lots of restaurants and the food court have a diverse selection. Apparently there's a lot of renovation and upgrade happening as of late. So the mall could be better in the future In the center court there's often event happening. Video is from 12th july 2025.

Alamanda Shopping Centre in Putrajaya is a vibrant hub for shopping, dining, and entertainment. With over 160 specialty stores, it offers a mix of international and local brands, making it a one-stop destination for fashion enthusiasts. The mall also features two large supermarkets, catering to daily needs and groceries. Visitors can enjoy a variety of dining options, from casual eateries to more upscale restaurants. The spacious layout and modern amenities make it a comfortable and enjoyable place to spend the day. Overall, Alamanda provides a well-rounded shopping experience for both locals and tourists.

It's not crowded. There are many shops. I haven't got the chance to explore and see all. Hope to return and find pretty dresses and house decorations.

the revival of the old mall is great! i love that it’s still relevant after all these years. The bowling alley is under construction, and the old GSC location has been transformed into TGV. Some of new shops are Chagee, Fana, Oiso, Escape Park, Syedewa kiosk. New additional shop that is still under construction are 'Oriental Kopi', KKV, the Colorist. The plaza(the lowest floor near parking drop off) has already opened, featuring places like Chicken Rice Shop, Nando's, Seoul Garden, and Dubuyo. However, there’s still no Pos Laju onsite since the place was transformed, and the lift now connects Level P and Level 1. One additional thing I like about the upgrade is the government kiosk under the escalator in front of Parkson on Level 2, behind the lift. Fingers crossed it will be maintained well and won't break down for a long time.

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.