Carrefour Subang Jaya
It is situated conveniently next to the Subang Jaya KTM Train station. It is often bustling due to it's proximity with the train station and major bus and taxi stop. There are many cafes and restaurants such as Starbucks, Kenny Rogers Chicken and Subway.
The 19 USJ City Mall
Restaurants and cafes may be found near the main entrance including Milwaukee for steaks and Papa Rich for coffee. The complex has a Carrefour supermarket. Level-1 has a Korean BBQ restaurant and some electronic and mobile phone shops. Level-2 has World Famous Streets a retail themed shopping area named after famous world streets. It also has a weekend carnival of street food, fashion outlets, and a spa.
Subang Parade
This is one of the oldest malls around. It has recently been refurbished and upgraded, but remains a family-oriented shopping mall. This is the "hang-out place" for many families during the weekends when they want to escape from the heat at home. During the weekend, there are a variety of local stalls set up on the top floor of the building for cheap bargains. Many dining restaurants and cafes including Dome, T.G.I. Fridays, Swensens, Sakae Sushi, Uncle Lim's, Nandos, The Manhattan Fish Market, Secret Recipe, Starbucks Coffee, The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Chillis, and Big Apple Donuts. It also has a cinema MBO.
There is a huge mall culture in Malaysia the larger cities at least. If you visit Klang Valley, you will notice many shopping malls mushrooming in the landscape of the congested city. Within 10 minutes or 20 in the case of bad traffic of each other, you will see 4 sizeable malls.