The Gardens / Midvalley Megamall
![]() Centre Court, Midvalley Mega Mall Whereas the Megamall is a really big shopping Mall with a classic setup, the Garden is a avant garde mall reaching out to customer with a bigger wallet. There is a direct connection between the two malls. There is a free Shuttle bus from the Bangsar LRT station to Midvalley Megamall (south court) and Midvalley has it’s own KTM train station as well. |
Cinema
Golden Screen Cinema -
Level 4, The Garden
Level 3, Megamall

The Gardens and Midvalley City, view from Adullah Hukum LRT station

The Gardens

The Gardens, roof design

Walkway between Megamall and The Gardens

Midvalley Megamall
The Gardens / Midvalley Megamall Links:
Midvalley City The Gardens Midvalley Megamall
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If you don’t get the chance to go up to Georgetown, Penang, there is restaurant on Level 3 of the gardens that “importet” original hawkers from Penang. The place is called “Gurney Drive” like the hawker center in Georgetown. Be prepared to pay 3 times of what you pay on the street though in a designer restaurant environment.
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