This is the #1 mall in Philippines. It's always packed with families on the weekends with so many…read morefood places to choose from. The best spot for weekend hangouts with family and friends.

Like all malls in Manila, this is a multi-level mall. However, it doesn't have a big department…read more store such as SM. It's connected to City Walk, another shopping complex via a sky bridge. There you will find Robinsons, a grocery store. This also has a theatre. It has multiple screens, some are in the mall itself, others are in City Walk, kinda confusing. Overall, an average mall. Nothing special.

#1 place to visit whenever I go to Manila. Eastwood is always packed on weekends with so many food…read moreplaces to choose from. Ambience is so lively with many families just chillin. Love this place.

The service/services of each establishments are awesome! The selection of products, food and…read moreservices are of great value! You pay for the experience.

This, as the rest of the malls in BGC are all overhyped. Just filled with people acting as main…read morecharacters holding zero shopping bags in their arms, and rather blocking the walkways spamming photos for their social media to "look rich." Not a fan of this area.

This place is like a 5 drive from my home!! The Taco Bell here is amazing, but the Halal Guys has a…read morebit of a metallic, smoky after taste though, but still not a bad restaurant

We love Podium and it's our family's first choice for social events; whether it's a day of…read moreshopping, trying out new foodie spots or just catching up with friends, the Podium mall is always a great place for lunch, dinner and everything in between. Not too crowded and a decent crowd at that.....you'll feel safe and comfortable walking around and making good memories with your favorite people. Great selection of retail shops (though a little on the pricey side), with decent customer service. What more can you ask for? ;) See you soon Podium!

Everything you need in one roof. But I came here for the exhibit at Art Lounge Manila.read more

Can someone please tell me why Manila has so many nice shopping areas to go to?…read more U.P. Town Center is one of those shopping areas that have shops and restaurants inside the mall and outside the mall. I personally enjoyed my trip over here to this shopping center. I remember it having H/M; H/M Home (we do not have this in Los Angeles), The Body Shop and many filipino brands. They do have my favorite Filipino Brand, Apartment 8, located on the second floor I believe. My cousin and I so happened to stumble by this store and I was so excited when I saw it. They have a grocery store as well, inside the mall. Restaurant- 1 restaurant i did try but I don't think i found on Yelp is a restaurant called RECIPE. I thought this restaurant deserved to be mentioned. I heard it is a chain. This place serves traditional filipino food and it was do delicious. We ordered 1) Crispy Tilapia- Surprisingly super delish. Nice and crispy with a nice dipping sauce. I don't really like tilapia but this was pretty good. Has a clean flavor and again an awesome dipping sauce. 2) General Tsao Chicken- This was the first time i actually enjoyed this dish. I've ordered it several time here in Los Angeles in different Chinese restaurants, however it is to my surprise that this establishment in Manila got it right. Nice and crispy in the outside and moist in the inside. Not too sweet and not to spicy. 3) Chicken soup with Sotanghon noodles- This simple dish was done so right by Recipe. Its simple flavors of chicken soup with the combination of sotanghon noodles (mung bean noodles) was spot on. Just like how my grandma's makes it. 4) the last dish we ordered was the Bistek. This was super yummy as well. The beef was prepared thinly sliced and was really tender. The sauce as well was really good not too salty. 5) Green Mango Shake- When in the Philippines, I always order mango shakes because they are made with fresh mangos.... and you can tell... They ran out of ripe mangos so i decided to try the green mango... Boy was it sour... but what do you expect, non the less it was refreshing on a hot evening... I did see a lot of students walking around the area, and my cousin said because there are colleges and schools around the area. When I go back to the Philippines I will surely be back! Enjoy!!

I love the stores, I love the restaurants. Ambiance is a plus and parking became more convenient…read moreover the year since I last came here. Go see a movie in their 4DX cinema for the experience .

This place is huge! Lots of restaurants to dine in should you get hungry shopping. I haven't been…read moreback here in ages. So it is nice to see. There is always a big crowd here, either browsing or plain window shopping.

Excellent customer service I experienced personally. I bought a hot and cold water dispenser and…read moreto my dismay the water was not getting cold. I immediately called their customer support team and got a return call less than an hour later. I brought back the item the next day and the sales team took care of my concern as urgent. The item was immediately replaced that very moment. I was never expecting fast action as I've heard that return or exchange policy in some establishments is a nightmare. I commend your Home Center group and I will definitely come back to this Mall for all my needs.

The south girl finally goes to Tiendesitas. And likes it…read more We always pass by this area on our way to a relative's house, but I was never really interested in going there. Why? Well, most of the things I heard about Tiendesitas was that it has a Pet Village, and the first thing that came to mind was the foul canine smell. I'm not exactly an animal lover. Anyway, we got invited to a friend's party in one of the restaurants in Tiendesitas, and I decided it's time to check the place out. I'm glad that I gave it a try. The place has a very Pinoy feel, which I liked. It's easy to navigate your way in the shopping center because the stalls are segregated into different villages; if you're looking for clothes, go to Fashion Village. If you're hungry, head straight to Food Village. If you have allergies like me, steer clear of Pet Village (but I still went, to my daughter's prodding). My favorite would have to be the Antique Village, they sell a lot of handmade and locally-made products. I can't believe I'm just discovering Tiendesitas now. I'll probably be back soon to explore the other villages. This is a nice place to bring tourists. Make them eat dirty ice cream and ride a kalesa around the area.

Before, my family used to go to Tiendestias all the time - it was the new thing, an open air mall…read morethat sold budget finds. When the heat in Metro Manila in general got more unbearable, my famlily and I stopped going here, but the recent changes making it into a mall with more air conditioned areas, has got us going back. I like how Filipino the place is. I don't think you can find any other place as comfortable - both in proximity, security, and affordability - that offers Filipino finds like Tiendesitas. The Pet Village is one of my favorites; before, we used to have to go all the way to Cartimar in Pasay to find pet products at a cheaper price. Fashion Village has more of a "tiangge" vibe that I very much enjoy. I'm not sure if higher end brands will be opening in the mall area soon though, but I hope the vendors just move into there.

Greenhills Shopping Center is one of my favorite shopping mall in the Philippines. I've been going…read moreto this mall since the 80's. It's known for its diverse range of stores and products like clothing, cellular phone sales, repairs and accessories, jewelry store, toys, pearls, souvenir items, restaurants, bars, video arcades, religious facilities and the ever popular tiangge that sells imported and local products for bargain hunters. A lot has changed but it is still one of the most beloved malls in the country.

Bring comfortable shoes. Of course, keep an eye on your belongings. Negotiate. Understand that…read moreeverything here is like the original, and I have found that the anime figurines are worth the value because they look very well constructed. There are a lot of great knickknacks that you can pick up, but I'm not the type of person to go for labels

Metrowalk is a commercial complex between Ortigas and Pasig catering to the call center and…read morebusiness people. This area is known for shopping, dining and entertainment. The place holds free concerts from time to time and is mostly alive during night time. There are a lot of restaurants and food stalls to choose from. The center part of the area is best for eating and drinking. If you just want to chill, you may come in during weekdays as it usually gets crowded especially weekend nights. The best part is that their parking is free of charge!

Metrowalk is a complex of interesting shops and restaurants right across Meralco in Ortigas. As a…read morekid, I'd go to Metrowalk all the time to buy video games on the cheap end. Now, I'm in college and it turns out Metrowalk is a great place to hang out in and it usually has some great gigs! It's an open area but most establishments are air conditioned. The beer is cheap, and the places are more than welcome to big groups, so feel free to bring lots of friends. The night here is full of life, with people getting here right off their late shifts or getting an early start on fun before their graveyard shifts. If you can't find a place to sit down (which you probably don't - there's loads of space!) or don't have the time, there are food stalls where you can get a quick bite. You don't even need a guide to the place; just picking a random bar to hang out in will serve you pretty well for a night.

While Sta. Lucia of Cyracuse (from which I believe Sta. Lucia gets "her" name) is the patron saint…read moreof the blind, you can imagine that it would be poetic to completely overlook this otherwise hidden gem in favor of the nearby Robinson's Metro East. However, you would be at a loss. Although this particular mall is not as well-lit or up-to-date as it's nearby counterpart, or, indeed, like other malls of better caliber in the other areas of Manila, Sta. Lucia caters to clients from all walks of life who are looking for items of all kinds as well. Here you will find a hodgepodge of items that can be good deals of higher-end products sold at bargain prices, or you may even find older items that are no longer sold at conventional stores anymore, and for a reasonable price. Food stalls are abundantly distributed along the mall and between the stores, and it is surprisingly bigger than it looks from the outside. So don't let appearances or first impressions fool you; being blind sometimes leads to a leap of faith.

I am alway at fond of this mall... There are a lot of variety and range in their store offerings…read more From "tiange" types to local and emerging brands, to popular brands... from inexpensive clothes to designer handbags (such as Pierre Cardin), if you just look and shop meticulously you will find them!