5 Malaysian Successful Brands In IOI City Mall
1. Padini - Lot No. G-30, 31, 35, 36
Mr. Yong Pang Chaun started Padini as an outsource operation that supplies garments to order for retailers and distributors.
Today, it has grown into a major brand leader, involved in the distribution and retail of its own fashion labels like VINCCI, Padini Authentics and Miki to name a few. It distributes its brands through 190 freestanding store, franchise and consignment counters, proudly carrying the “Made-In-Malaysia” stamp to Thailand, Brunei, Saudi Arabia, Philippines, Cambodia, Egypt, Oman, UAE, Indonesia and Syria.
2. Bonia LG-K1 & G-46
Bonia was founded back in 1974 by Mr Chiang Sang Sem and has grown into one of Malaysia’s Most Valuable Brands since its inception through pure grit.
Bonia has been an influential aspect of Malaysia’s fashion scene for the past 30 years, and in recent years has established an especially strong presence in other Asian and Middle East markets.
Being an expert of leather, BONIA offers wide range of leather goods including leather handbags, footwear and accessories for both ladies and gentlemen as well as other non-leather fashion item such as men’s apparels. As much as BONIA appreciates the classic elegance fashion and the neoteric ideas of its trend, BONIA aims to bring its customers the desire to experience a modern and glamourous lifestyle through its au courant creations.
This Merdeka Month,
17 Jul – 30 Aug : Sea Games Promotion
Receive RM20 BONIA Voucher with every nett purchase of RM200 in a single receipt. Voucher applicable for next purchase.
31 Aug – 24 Sept : Marvelous Merdeka
Rebate RM60 with every nett purchase of RM800 in a single receipt.
17 Jul – till stocks last : National Day Special
Buy any 2pcs of Leather Wristlet at RM100 each.
Limited to red, yellow and blue collection.
3. Secret Recipe - LG-037
Most of us have tasted the wonderful cakes at Secret Recipe that has become a staple at many Malaysian birthday parties. Few however, know that it was founded by Datuk Steven Sim and his nephews at its first outlet in SS2 back in 1997.
They focused on getting the brand right very early on and their efforts finally paid off 10 years later in 2007 when they were awarded the International Franchisor of The Year award by Franchising and Licensing Association Singapore. The company has also been recognised as the Largest Café Chain by the Malaysia Book of Records.
“Secret Recipe is a brand that is easily acceptable as our products and menus are adaptable in any market,” he adds. “Cakes, though western in origin, are quite universal and easy to relate to. It is not mind boggling or complicated; it is a product category that is fun and anyone can enjoy,” he says.
This Merdeka Day, they are offering only RM60 for a whole square cake, limited to only 20 whole cakes per outlet. Besides that, they are selling each sliced cake (regular and square only) for only RM6 each (limited to only 4 slices per transaction). So hurry and get yourselves some cake loving before they run out!
4. TeaLive - L2-69
TeaLive is run by Bryan Loo, under his holding company Loob Holdings, which also owns other F&B brands like Ilao Ilao frozen yogurt, and Tino’s Pizza, to name a few.
Bryan grew Loob Holdings from 1 outlet to more than 100 outlets and 9 different F&B brands in a mere 3 years, making it one of the fastest growing F&B companies in Malaysian history.
Freshly rebranded, TeaLive has quickly become synonymous with bubble tea and is continuing to delight us with their high quality drinks.
This Merdeka Day, win yourself the limited edition Merdeka Unitea Card, preloaded with RM20 each. All you have to do is click this link:https://www.facebook.com/tealiveasia/photos/a.188354681644659.1073741828.185419311938196/282428285570631/?type=3&theater and answer their question. The first 3 to answer correctly will win!
5. The Chicken Rice Shop - LG-61
The Chicken Rice Shop first opened it’s doors in 18th June 2000, founded by Gaik Wong and her daughter Kah Lin.
Over the past decade, The Chicken Rice Shop has grown to an impressive 65 outlets across Malaysia, including 4 in the Philippines and one in Taiwan.
Apart from her own hard work and perseverance, Gaik Wong attributes this success to the 800 employees that they currently employ.
I’m sure we can all remember that “The Chicken Rice Shopppp… Chicken Rice and More” jingle that we constantly hear on the radio. This is down to Gaik Wong’s constant investment in, not only the brand, but also innovation on their products and offerings as well.
As of October 2016, The Chicken Rice Shop officially because the largest chicken rice restaurant in the world. Kudos to Gaik Wong for making Malaysia proud!
