Lutong, a suburban township in Miri, Sarawak, Malaysia, owes its existence to the oil industry. Established around the Shell Oil Company's refinery, Lutong played a pivotal role during World War II. Today, the oil and gas sector continues to be the economic backbone of the region.

For shopping, Myy Mall, Lutong's first shopping complex, offers a family-friendly experience with a variety of shops and a food court. Local shops and stalls cater to daily needs and offer a glimpse into local life. Lutong Beach provides a serene escape, perfect for leisurely walks and enjoying the coastal views. While Lutong itself is a quiet suburban area, the nearby city of Miri offers a wider range of attractions, including the Miri Handicraft Centre and the Petroleum Museum. For evening relaxation, Lutong offers cozy cafes and eateries.