Setia Walk

Setia Walk is sort of like a mall located in Puchong. It has both shops and also resident apartments. The parking in the mall is quite complicated even for a frequent visitor like me because in the parking lots there are many elevators that go up to the ground floor from the basement. The problem is, they do not state which elevator goes to the rest of the shops, which goes to the apartments and which goes to the kitchen area of the restaurants. The upside about this parking lot is that its quite cheap as i only have to pay RM 1 for a few hours on weekdays.
This mall consists of restaurants, bars, a gym, clothing shops, supermarket, cinema, property offices and even a kids daycare/​play centre. It has a variety of restaurants to choose from as there are over 40 cafes, restaurants pubs and bistros. The cinema here (TGV) is usually not crowded so it is really easy to get tickets here. They have a small outdoor pool/​water fountain that is surrounded by the shops, which look really nice during the night.
Overall, this mall is a little dead but it has most of the things and places that you would need. It is a very nice place to chill at night as it offers a great ambience

SetiaWalk is a mixed development in Puchong that is hard to miss when you’re coming from the LDP. It is a large building right before the Bandar Puteri turnoff and looks like quite an impressive complex. The building houses residences, offices and retail, with some decent tenants from FnB to fitness and entertainment.
It is a great place for those living around the area, as it can be a one-​stop destination for shopping (Redtick grocer), entertainment (Escape Room /​Loudspeaker Karaōke), fitness (Celebrity Fitness), cafes (Caffeinees, Tipsy Brew O’coffee, etc.) and debauchery (Beer Factory, Muzeum, etc). As a Puchong resident, I frequent the grocer, which carries a decent variety of products, from fresh meats and fish to imported Korean /​Japanese snacks. I also go to Celebrity Fitness, which is a rather big fitness centre that is well equipped (much better than some other Celebrity Fitness outlets in the Klang Valley).
Come Friday /​Saturday night, this place becomes a hive of activity as people flock to the many bars and pubs in SetiaWalk. The biggest one is Beer Factory, while other popular ones include Muzeum and Three Monkeys. Beer Factory actually recently split their outlet into two entities — Beer Factory (bar) and TBF (café), similar to the one in Sunway Giza. Looks like they are also keen on getting a slice of the café pie.
Parking is easy enough and I rarely need to pay more than RM2 for parking here. One thing that puts me off is how quickly the tenants of this place change. New restaurants /​cafes /​entertainment outlets come and go far too quickly, which I find rather strange. I love the surroundings and the landscape of the place, hopefully it won’t fade into obscurity.