Eco Botanic Duplex KTV Unit

I tried the new dumpling shop. They have about eight or ten flavours, but since I was on my own I could only try three. The food and other F&B shops here are interesting. Prices aren’t that cheap by Malaysian standards, though still cheaper than SG. It should be pretty empty if you go off-peak. The dumpling shop is a few doors before Ah Mah Teow Chew Kueh.

The area is built around a European concept and feels posh, but not every shop is pricey. You can still find affordable places and stores with reasonable prices.

It feels so dead there now. I used to go to Ecoworld iskandar puteri johor for car meets on the rooftop, where Chinese people with supercars would gather, but the rooftop has been closed off and blocked for more than nine months. There aren’t many people around, and the place is especially dark by the Bean factory. We used to go there for dessert, but further down the road and to the left, it’s dark and empty, especially around 7-9 pm. The rooftop used to stay open until midnight, so there isn’t much fun there now. Please step up, Ecoworld.

On my first visit, I found shops ranging from bookshops to nail and hair salons, plus loads of eateries and cafes, including Korean BBQ. I also made my way to jaya geocer. This area seems like a good investment to be around.