ÆON Tebrau City Shopping Centre

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Tebrau City
Tebrau City

Tebrau City is a shopping mall in Desa Tebrau, Johor Bahru, Malaysia. It was opened to the public on January 4, 2006, and officially by then-Malaysia's information minister, Abdul Kadir Sheikh Fadzir. Construction of Tebrau City commenced in 2004. It was Aeon's largest shopping mall in Malaysia before the opening of the AEON Bukit Tinggi Shopping Centre in Bandar Bukit Tinggi, Klang, Selangor.

The mall is owned by Aeon, the owner of Jusco supermarket. Apart from Jusco, other major tenants include Popular's Harris bookstore and Tanjung Golden Village (TGV) cinema. It is located along Jalan Kota Tinggi, the road that leads to Ulu Tiram and Kota Tinggi in the north.

In 2006, the Triton Bus company of Malaysia has allocated bus service no. 20, a Causeway Link shuttle bus, to transport shoppers to and fro Johor Bahru.

Following trends in upmarket shopping centres in Kuala Lumpur, several fashion franchises opened their outlets in this shopping mall including Topshop/Topman, British India, MNG, Esprit, Levis, Guess, G2000; with some international brands coming to Johor Bahru for the 1st time. Unlike many other shopping complexes in Johor Bahru which charges exorbitant parking fees, Tebrau City charges only RM 1.00 per entry and for Jusco AEON members, it is free of charge.

A tattoo parlour, karaoke outlet and numerous fast food outlets (KFC, Pizza Hut, Sushi King) and restaurants serving Italian to Thai to Japanese food can also be found in this huge shopping mall.

Like all good shopping malls, this mall is particularly crowded during the weekends and public holidays.

Contents

[edit] Ground Floor

[edit] First Floor

  • Fashion
  • Accessories
    • Sox World
    • Genada
    • Northern Optical
    • W Boutique
    • Poh Kong
    • Primavera
    • Tomei
    • Gear Zone
    • Diamond & Platinum
    • City Chain
    • Axxezz
    • CR2
    • Bata
    • Universal Traveller
    • Sinma
    • England Optical
  • Speciality
    • Yamaha Music school
    • Belle Lina
    • Jantzen Salon
    • Cres Wellness
    • H20 Salon
  • Speciality
    • Sen Q & Rozel
    • Frederick Casey Momo
    • Bumperee
    • Toys'R'Us
    • Hommy
    • Golden Key
    • Osim
    • Country Home Furniture
    • Elizza
    • Aussino
    • Wacideco
    • Room
    • Cherish Home Deco & Gift

[edit] Second Floor

  • Fashion
  • Entertainment
  • Accessories
    • Zing Connection
    • Sovena
    • Kiiss
    • White Sand
    • Studio Works
    • Optical 88
    • House of Leather
    • A-Look
  • Food and Bevegare
    • Himalaya
    • Xin Heng Hong
    • Kinsahi
    • Yoshinoya
    • Egg House
    • Rasa Ayamas
    • Fragrance Bak Kwa
    • A & W
    • KFC
    • Pizza Hut
    • Maloevera
    • Daily Fresh
    • Papa roti
    • Sushi King
    • Legend Of Tea
    • Candy World
    • Chinku Ho Ramen
    • Restaurant Balck Canyon
    • Johnny's Restaurant
    • Food & Tea Restaurant
    • Secret Recipe
    • The chicken rice shop
    • Only Cafe
    • Yum Yum Chinese Restaurant
    • Macau Express
    • Baskin Robbin's
  • Speciality
  • Speciality


[edit] External links


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