Nice and many choices for food and shopping. Especially with phase 2 opening up. You basically can get all you want and no longer required to enter KL city and worry about the jam on the road. Best options for those staying outside from KL town.

Loved this mall. We originally went to try district 21 then ended up staying for the bowling and ice skating and shopping. There’s a new Mango store here and the shops and layout is fantastic. Beats any Bukit Bintang mall hands down and NO crowds! Everything under the sun to eat, beautifully designed and fabulous selection of shops - highly recommend

With the opening of phase, IOI city mall becomes one of the largest shopping malls in Malaysia. Stores, restaurants, and entertainment; you can have it all in this mall with hundreds of choices. For instance, Thai, Korean, Japanese, Indian, and Chinese; BBQ, steamboat buffet, steak, rice, and noodles. Eat whatever cuisines and dishes you want in the mall. Don’t worry if you don’t have a lot of money. Restaurants such as Texas Chicken, and OldTown White Coffee also provide Menu Rahmah which only cost RM5. Due to the various entertainment it provides, I am sure that most teenagers would give a thumbs-up to this mall as well. Indoor and outdoor activities such as Icescape, District 21, Dreamworld Playland, Symphony Walk, Wangsa Bowl, and more are all available. Besides, IOI City Mall consists of numerous anchor tenants such as AEON, GSC, and Harvey Norman. You might need to visit the mall for a few more rounds to experience everything in this mall.

Were on business trip. We went there two times for dinner and after-dinner shopping. Sadly it closes around 2100. Maybe due to after pandemic. There is a very nice restaurant facing the fountain named OMBAK kitchen provides nice crab + seafood/Korean style chicken wings. We enjoyed it a lot. Good atmosphere and staffs were very nice.