Quayside Mall is twentyfive.7’s answer to the growing post-pandemic demand for outdoor retail spaces.
CREATURE comforts and gastronomic treats have come few and far between as Malaysians adjust to the new norm.
Thankfully, residents and visitors to twentyfive.7, Gamuda Land’s vibrant new township in Kota Kemuning, Selangor, can look forward to indulging their palates with an enchanting dining experience at Quayside Mall, envisioned as the lifestyle epicentre for the surrounding community.
The commercial haven is twentyfive.7’s timely answer to the growing post-pandemic demand for outdoor retail spaces. Its open layout, with spacious walkways and ample natural ventilation, allows visitors to fully enjoy its diverse tenant mix and culinary joys, while taking in the sights and connecting to nature within a positive social environment.
Quayside Mall’s integrated, open layout brings together twentyfive.7’s food place, shopping place and park place.
Culinary trail
Visitors hot on the culinary trail can take a break to rest, recharge and rehydrate at the mall’s numerous snack and beverage outlets, such as Tealive, Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks and llao llao.
Meanwhile, coffee afficionados eager for a fix can indulge themselves at cafes like Union Artisan Coffee, Starbucks and The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf.
If that’s not enough to get your mouth-watering, selected eateries at Quayside Mall will also offer sumptuous promotional offers and discounts, for a limited time in celebration of its December opening. These include contemporary Balinese eatery Ole-Ole Bali, rustic-chic diner Uncle Don’s, industrial-themed restobar Nutz n Boltz, and Ying Ker Lou known for its Hakka cuisine.
Savvy epicureans can set their sights on Ole-Ole Bali’s Kambing Bubu, serving up stir-fried minced lamb with chilli. If that’s too spicy, sweet temptations like the grass jelly dessert with rambutan, drenched in lemongrass and ginger syrup, can help bring the heat down.
Wash it all down with an Ole-Ole Bali signature Jackfruit Mojito Mocktail, while enjoying a 10% discount in the first month of opening.
Uncle Don’s is a family-style restaurant known for its hearty Western fare and pizzas.
Get it while it’s hot
Not to be outdone, Uncle Don’s invites guests to dine like a don every day with hearty Western staples like its Chef’s Pizza, topped with a tantalising cream-based sauce. Fans of local fare aren’t left wanting either, with favourites such as the Portuguese Baked Fish, authentically prepared with eggplant, calamansi, crackers and rice.
For a taste of the Far East, Ying Ker Lou offers the rich flavours of Hakka comfort food. For festive occasions, the Hakka Penchai with scallops and sea cucumber is a must, while traditional treats like the steamed carrot and radish dumplings with dried shrimp cater for dim sum addicts. In conjunction with the mall’s launch, Ying Ker Lou is offering up to 1,000 cash vouchers worth RM18 for bills above RM100.
Rounding out Quayside Mall’s launch, twentyfive.7 residents and visitors can enjoy beverage promotion for just RM10 every day from noon to 8pm at Nutz n Boltz, Klang Valley’s snazziest new restobar. Known for its cocktails, the upscale eatery complements its drinks menu with delectable dishes such as the Sizzling Lamb Rack, marinated with Indian spices and served with stir-fried beans.
Quayside Mall opens its doors in December 2020.
Get a taste of Balinese cuisine at Ole-Ole Bali and enjoy 10% discount in the first month of opening.
Enjoy Japanese fare like this Fiery Oyster Roll at Sushi Zanmai.
Nutz n Boltz restobar serves East and West fusion cuisine like this Sizzling Lamb Rack.
Ying Ker Lou which serves authentic Hakka food like this Hakka Penchai is offering up to 1,000 cash vouchers worth RM18 each for bills above RM100.
Nam Heong Chicken Rice offers this Malaysian favourite.
Have a poké bowl of fun mixes like Aloha Salmon and Tantalising Tuna at The Fish Bowl.
