The Cathay

Bought a coffee from The Assembly Ground and was about to drink and was told off by the security guard, Geman, to put on my mask (when I am about to drink?) while finger pointing us throughout the way. What's worst, he was staring at me when he was saying that when I was drinking the coffee. When we walked out of Cathay, he continue staring at my group of friends. Being uncomfortable, we took a picture of him and he walked out and told us that we are not allowed to take a photo of the building as it falls under the media team. What a joke? - first of all, is he even allowed to stare at the patrons of the malls and finger pointing us? - if the mall have restrictions in taking photos of the building, why is there no signage of not allowing to do so? - is he even allowed to go outside of the building to question and demand the patrons to delete the photos? - it seems like it wasnt the first complain of this security guard on Google review. Update: Email corporate and Facebook message corporate but they just simply don't care/ignore. it's no wonder why there were repeated negative reviews for the same security guardgl that attacks patrons but the management just ignore it.

I love the shopping mall because it has everything I need in one place. It's easy to find what I'm looking for, and I can always find a good deal. I also like the atmosphere; it's always busy and there's something going on.

It's not the most popular place, but it has an intimate and exclusive atmosphere not found in other more crowded malls. A good place to bring your friends to eat drink and chat for hours.

very suitable if you don't like crowded malls. they have a cinema upstairs.

Pretty good place for simple dating, movies, cafe and some filmography history with Cathay family.

I went there after they announced the closing of this iconic cinema. It’s a nice mall that has failed to attract enough visitors. They really should have lowered the parking to $1 per hour or some really creative cheap parking scheme (like free 2 hour parking) to get people to go there to increase traffic. Better than closing down. But then, I may not know all the issues.

Review is for The Cathay Gallery. Not a big area and is free entry. Do pop by while waiting for movie to start. I bet the elders will definitely recall the fond memories as there are old movie poster and old cinema chairs for display. Many vintage camera for viewing too.

It's like a ghost town, not a friendly welcoming place. I was early for the show, couldn't find any where to sit while waiting for it to start. Both the floors has huge empty space but no seats, such a waste of space, bad planning, all they had was 2 standing tables. I couldn't check out the shops because most are closed. Coming from real estate background this place is not well plan, no good flow/energy. In the cinema, the seats are comfortable but sadly there were only 3 pax watching. Lots can be done for improvement.