Clarence J.
Yelp
This is a large, modern mall that is seemingly in transition, with several stores closed -- but still labeled on the maps and directional signs throughout the mall -- and several renovation projects in progress. (It's actually kind of a weird mixed feel between a modern mall and an older, worn one to me, but I felt that the modern feel prevailed.) There are a few twists and turns to what at first glance can seem to be a relatively straightforward mall -- several floors have additional halls, and a few of those halls connect to an additional three- or four-story section of further shops (mostly stores selling shoes, wellness, and younger-person-focused fashion). While it had steady business when I visited, I still found the mall to be somewhat quiet and boring; that said, I liked the liveliness of the loud and bustling underground floor, where there are numerous restaurants and food stalls, plus a wide variety of stores selling everyday basics. Speaking of food, there are several restaurants throughout the mall, plus a large outdoor area with 10 or so restaurants and bars. A movie theater is located on the top floor, and there are at least a couple of arcades and a laser tag venue. The front of the mall once was across the road from the Strait of Malacca, but it now looks out on a construction desert of a massive land reclamation project.
