Residents want something to be done with the derelict One Bangsar complex


Barbwire have been strung across the properties to keep people out.

THE One Bangsar project along Jalan Ara Bangsar, which used to house a row of upmarket restaurants, is today an eyesore, with nine bungalows left in a sorry state.

One Bangsar opened its doors in December 2004, offering city folk French, Thai, Japanese, North Indian, Italian, Vietnamese and Malaysian cuisine at restaurants that offered a choice of indoor or al fresco dining.

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