The Spring Shopping Mall ( zh, 新欣購物廣場) is a premier retail destination located along Persiaran Spring in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia. Officially opened in January 2008, it has remained one of the most prominent shopping malls in the state. The Spring Shopping Mall Kuching

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, and Ta Kiong Supermarket.

Retail outlets

In addition to its mini anchor tenants, tHe Spring hosts a diverse range of well-known international and local brands. Prominent fashion labels include Levi’s, Cotton On, Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Coach New York, Michael Kors, and Kate Spade. Lingerie and intimate apparel retailers include Victoria’s Secret, Triumph, Pierre Cardin, and Sorella. The mall also houses jewelry brands such as Pandora and Habib Jewels, as well as personal care and cosmetics outlets including Sephora, Dior, Bath & Body Works, L’Occitane en Provence, The Face Shop, and Babor. Other notable retailers include the Japanese variety store Daiso; toy and children's goods chain Toys "R" Us; popular footwear brands such as Bata, Hush Puppies, and Skechers; and major health and beauty chains including Guardian, Watsons, and SaSa. Consumer electronics outlets such as Huawei, Samsung, and Switch also operate within the mall. For books and stationery, visitors can find MPH Bookstores and Burandomarkt. The mall features a wide selection of dining options, ranging from its FoodBazaar to various cafés and restaurants. Notable food and beverage outlets include the recently opened Tables and Tales, as well as well-known names such as Starbucks, KFC, Nando’s, Tealive, Secret Recipe, Boost Juice, Llaollao, Chagee, Big Apple Donuts & Coffee, An Viet, and Keeper’s Ground.

Entertainment

Entertainment offerings at tHe Spring include a cineplex operated b
Golden Screen Cinemas (GSC)
Malaysia’s largest cinema chain. Situated on the mall’s top floor, the cinema features 8 digital screens and offers various viewing formats, including standard, 3D, and Dolby Surround sound. For families with young children, A+ Go Babyland provides an engaging indoor playground designed to encourage learning and active play in a safe and fun environment.

Location

tHe Spring is strategically located just before the Jalan Simpang Tiga flyover and directly opposite ST3 Shopping Mall, which is connected via a pedestrian bridge.It is also adjacent t

a popular serviced residence catering to both business and leisure travelers. The mall is approximately a 15-minute drive from both

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and several government offices, making the mall a convenient destination for students, professionals, and visitors alike

Transportation

The Spring Shopping Mall has a designated pick-up and drop-off zone located just beyond its premium car park area, serving buses, taxicabs, Grab vehicles, and other ride-hailing services. Alternatively, visitors can access public transport via the pedestrian bridge to ST3 Shopping Mall, which is served by Kuching City Public Link buses K8 and K11.

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