So many stores in here! I'd say it's less walking space compared to SM Clark, which makes it easier…read moreto find stores. There's AC. Some bathrooms have a P10 fee. Those usually include toilet paper. The free one didn't have toilet paper.

If public transportation (I don't have a car) was easier and cheaper to get to this mall, you'd…read morefind me here more often than SM. Prices are cheaper especially at the kiosks; you can find separates for P100 and shoes for P200. My favorite discount stores are American Bazaar and Japan Home Centre. You can find THE BEST money exchange here: no id required nor paperwork to fill out. It's located on the second floor at the back of the mall. They have a Little Free Library near the concierge desk, just look for the red phone booth (like the kind you find in the UK). There's paid parking and a transportation terminal that's across the street which is accessible by a foot bridge. Don't forget to check out all the restaurants outside at the back of the mall.

I've always wanted to experience going to a mall in the Philippines. From videos give watched, the…read moremalls their look so huge! I finally got the chance to visit one recently and the mall certainly was big. I visit SM City Clark in Pampanga. It's the largest in Central Luzon and has hundreds of shops and restaurants. There is a variety of shops from famous department stores to local bookstores. The restaurants similarly range from chains to smaller mom and pop eateries. I definitely love the variety! Since it's the holiday season, I loved how decked out the mall was. There is a giant Christmas trees along with a central area that has various photo ops with holiday decor like elves statues and presents. As much of a fan I was of the shops and th3 huge holiday feel, I was a bit disappointed when with the restroom situation. There is no toilet paper to be found anywhere! Whether it be a restroom inside a department store or one in the main mall, no toilet paper! In one restroom, there was even a janitor permanently stationed there and she didn't have any toilet paper. For such a huge mall, one would think this something as simple as toilet paper could be made available. Overall visit the mall was great with the exception of the restrooms.

A neat mall with a large variety of stores and restaurants from fast food to fine dining. A neat…read morefeature of the mall is that they have dedicated areas for areas like electronics and health were all of the same type of stores are grouped together to make a one stop shop for items you are looking for. There is ample room to walk around on the multiple floors and a nice place to just take a stroll inside the AC.

It's a one stop shopping center for your wedding needs: silk flowers, baskets, ribbons, beads,…read moresatin gloves, tiaras, and even the services of a seamstress. Yards and yards of beautiful cotton, lace, silk, and satin fabric; in solids and prints; for gowns or curtains: Plaridel has it all.

When we moved here to the Philippines from the U.S., hubby and I decided that it would be cheaper…read moreand much less hassle to buy our appliances here. My cousin, who's frugal like me, suggested that we look at SM Appliance Center. I appreciate that they have a good variety of well known brands, as well as a range of prices that fit into our budget. The staff are all helpful, pleasant and polite. I was able to find and purchase a ref, washer with spinner, double gas stove burner, and an industrial metal fan. They unboxed everything to check that all the parts were included, plugged them in to check that they were working, then carted all of our purchases to the car and helped us load them. Fast forward five months later and my washer breaks down. I kept my receipt, but it's so faded that you can't read anything except for the hand written letters and numbers on the back. Miraculously the Customer Service staff was able to locate our records and print out a "Certification of Purchase" to replace my receipt. A repairman was scheduled to contact me within the week to arrange a home visit. The repairmen (2 drivers, main repairman and 2 trainees) came 2 days later, ordered the replacement part and said they would be back next week to install it. They were respectful, well mannered and efficient. SM Appliance is the middle man when it comes to repairs, they are the ones who contact the companies. So as an appliance store, they do service all my household needs.

As a Southern Californian, I LOVE THIS PLACE! Reminds me so much of Costco back home; I even…read morespotted Kirkland brand items on the shelves. It's a membership store with imported goods. You can easily find good deals on both American and Australian products here. They have THE best cakes and cheesecakes! My family and friends have purchased meats here and have been pleased with the quality. I love all the sample stations scattered throughout the store, plus they have a food court with tons of seating. A shopper with a full stomach is a happy shopper, definitely puts me in the mood to buy more. Make sure to have your receipts out as you exit, so the staff can inspect it and your purchases. The property, along with the parking lot, is gated and staffed with security guards: no panhandlers here. Sales days are CRAZY!!!! they'll have tents outside to shade those long lines of people waiting to get inside. As for me, I'll come when it's NOT a big sales event.

If your from the states this is very similar to Costco it requires a membership that last…read moreyearly...it even has kirkland brand throughout the store! Along with the samples costco does, rotisserie chicken, and food court with their pizzas/hotdogs and much more. Wish it was as big as the Costco in the states and offered more but otherwise still great.

Sweet and friendly cashiers. Most items P88 unless otherwise marked. J Life brand items have prices…read morein Yen, look for listed conversion to pesos. They have no plastic bags but you can purchase an eco/reusable bag for P88. Cute stuff for the home, garden, office. They have Japanese snacks as well. I left with a pair of pretty chopsticks. I'm a sucker for cute discount items for the house, so I'll be back. They're located on the third floor of Marquee Mall.

It's more like an indoor swap meet than a mall. I guess that makes it cleaner, at least…read more Robinson's is great grocery story, especially if you can't stand going to the wet market for your meat.

It's been years (about 13) since I was last here. I don't remember this mall at all. This mall was…read moredefinitely smaller than I had expected, but extremely crowded. Most of the stores were not ones that I had any interest in going into. When you are with a large group, it is easy to get separated, but it was also not that difficult to find each other. There are number of small kiosks with different items, such as clothes, food, etc.

I have a usual go-to for a quick grub before heading to NAIA to catch a flight. But it was time for…read morea change. Someone mentioned this place, and since we wanted to try something new, eh, why not. It really is a mall - but nothing big or extravagant. They have a few stores selling clothing c souvenirs, snacks. There a few kiosks selling even more souvenirs, some more unique than others. Their food court h offer plenty to choose from: Jollibee, Mang Inasal, Highland Coffee, Chow King. There are also food kiosks outside id that's your thing. I might list this place on my radar for a grub stop next time.