Subang Jaya has a reputation as a booming and well-connected area, with growing development supported by substantial infrastructure improvements making this a popular area to live.
Easy connectivity to Kuala Lumpur through major highways, alongside the ample residential, commercial, and recreational opportunities make this an attractive choice for many homebuyers looking for a better work-life balance with all the benefits of a major urban centre.
The population trajectory in this area demonstrates the accelerating growth of this now-major township. The 2010 census put the population of Subang Jaya at just over 300,000, with projections estimating that number will rise to over 1.5 million by 2035. That significant growth means substantial ongoing investment in infrastructure is a key part of Subang Jaya’s future. Thankfully, today’s residents are already enjoying the rewards of this popularity, with a huge range of local amenities contributing towards an attractive local lifestyle.
Subang Jaya Shopping and Entertainment
Sunway Pyramid shopping complex is the bustling hub of shopping and entertainment for many in Subang Jaya. This unique lifestyle mall and development offers a huge range of leisure activities along its substantial retail offerings, with digital delights like Galactic Laser laser tag and Future Land arcade sitting alongside puzzling days out with escape game Puzzle Q. There’s also bowling, indoor archery, a cinema, and a whole lot more to explore.
The fantastic Sunway Lagoon shouldn’t be overlooked when it comes to entertainment in Subang Jaya. Located in Bandar Sunway next to Sunway Pyramid, this fantastic theme park development has something for everyone with its Water Park, Amusement Park, Wildlife Park, Extreme Park, Scream Park, and Nickelodeon Lost Lagoon.
One City Mall is another top contender for shopping and entertainment destination of choice in Subang Jaya. This great lifestyle complex and mall is split into three key areas, the Sky Park, The Place, and the Garden Shoppe, combining modern shopping mall with integrated dining and entertainment. The outdoor Urban Park area also hosts large outdoor events.
If you’re looking for a mall with a whole lot of local history, Subang Parade is the place to be. This was the first mall built in the emerging Subang Jaya township, and with over 200 residential units in a family-friendly atmosphere, it maintains a popular neighbourhood feel even today. The Summit Subang is another option for a local mall with that quieter and more friendly neighbourhood vibe, boasting a cinema and bowling alley for that added entertainment opportunity. The Summit Subang has been around since 1998, however it has gone through extensive renovation in recent years, giving a fresh new look to the once dated mall.
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Those looking for a slightly more up-market shopping experience may be tempted by the goods on offer at Empire Shopping Gallery, which aims to combine its elegant façade with a luxury retail experience over its 180 stores.
Subang Jaya Food and Nightlife
Food in Subang Jaya has the right dish to cater for everyone’s taste, with exceptional nasi lemak and delicious cendol living alongside top burger restaurants and delicious Japanese cuisine.
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The SS15 neighbourhood has a reputation as offering some of the best food in Subang Jaya, with popular local favourites and hawker stalls easily identified from the lines forming outside in anticipation. Alongside traditional favourites, you can culinary treats that stretch from the tasty burgers of Burgertory to the mouth-watering cakes from Naj & Belle.
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Subang Jaya’s impressive list of malls provides another popular choice for your food and beverage needs. One City Mall has a large number of outlets spread across its Garden Shoppe, Sky Park, and The Place. They include recognisable international chains like Starbucks and Subway alongside Malaysian favourites such as Old Town White Coffee. Sky Palace at One City is another popular option, providing finer Chinese cuisine as part of a more formal dining experience.
Sunway Pyramid is another top lifestyle destination to drop by for some food or refreshment. Choices range from the popular Japanese cuisine of Hana Dining Sake Bar to the German delights of Brotzeit Bier Bar. The complex offers a massive range of food choices to pick from.
Subang Jaya is also home to some great Japanese cuisine that’s sure to not disappoint. Jyu Raku Japanese Restaurant is a notable Subang Jaya restaurant worth taking time to explore, with Sumi-Ka Yakatori another popular choice.
Subang Jaya Healthcare
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Sunway Medical Centre in Bandar Sunway is the largest healthcare provider in the Subang Jaya area. This 533-bed hospital offers comprehensive healthcare services across a large number of medical indications from health and diet to dentistry. The hospital is also currently undergoing a large expansion which will increase the number of beds and depth of care on offer.
The private Subang Jaya Medical Centre, run by Ramsay Sime Darby Healthcare, is another large healthcare provider in the Subang Jaya area. The 391-bed multidisciplinary hospital caters for a wide range of medical indications, from minor health needs to dedicated specialist care.
QHC Medical Centre is a smaller private hospital located in central Subang Jaya. It offers private care across a number of services for both inpatient and outpatient medical needs. Subang Jaya also boasts a number of smaller medical clinics throughout the township, with access to clinics and GPs spread throughout the municipality.
While residents have access to 1Malaysia Clinic, the nearest public hospitals are located in nearby Shah Alam and Puchong. The nearest of the public hospitals, Hospital Shah Alam, is an easy 15-20 minute drive from Subang Jaya.
Subang Jaya Places of Worship
Darul Ehsan Mosque was the first mosque to be built in Subang Jaya, and is today a major place of worship for the local Muslim community. Since its completion in 1985, a number of other mosques have been built throughout the township to support Subang Jaya’s growing population.
Masjid Al Falah is another large mosque catering for residents of the local area, benefiting from a large prayer room and convenient parking for worshippers. Masjid Al Mukminun, Masjid An-Nur, and Masjid Al-Irsyad are just a few of the many other mosques that are conveniently located for worshippers in the Subang Jaya area.
Hindu worshippers in Subang Jaya have a variety of temples to choose from, located throughout the wider township. Sri Varatharaja Perumal Temple and Sri Subramaniar Temple are two popular local temples, and can be found to the north side of Subang Jaya, bordering the area around Bandar Subang.
Subang Jaya Buddhist Association provides a focal point for many local followers of Buddhism, located conveniently off the KESAS expressway between Bandar Subang and Subang Jaya. Summit Dharma Vihara in USJ 1 is another neighbourhood focus of worship for the local Buddhist community.
Christian worshippers will also find a number of churches and places of worship throughout Subang Jaya. Acts Church is a church in Subang Jaya which promotes non-denominational Christian worship, located at the Summit Subang development. The Church of St Thomas More is a local church catering to the Catholic community, while the First Baptist Church is a focal point for the local Baptist community. There are a number of other churches and denominations spread throughout the township.
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