Moderate sized indoor mall with a pretty easy parking garage to walk in from. The prices for parking are pretty standard. I didn't like the strong smell of sewage that can be smelled from the first floor however inside the mall. That was pretty gross and my nose was sensitive to the smell. Everything opened around 11AM and a couple stores are in the works to be opened. Inside the mall, it felt clean and modern and the elevator has a pretty handy poster of where each store is and what floor something is at. The mall reaches to up 5 floors and there's a rooftop lounge too. You can't see the view outside the building openly, but there are cool spots to go to for the vibes. Elevator wait was long because a couple of elevators were out of order. Checked out the Coco cafe at the first floor and the bakery. Vendors in the middle of the mall too. Did an escape room. Plenty of activities and restaurants to do and eat at in the mall. read more

Great mall to visit as this was close to my hotel within walking distance. It has everything you need from a grocery store, massages, cafe, restaurants It's considerably smaller and more relaxed than the big Makati malls like Greenbelt, Glorietta, or Power Plant Mall but I enjoyed it as it was more convenient. I was able to go through the mall without feeling overwhelmed. Definitely a more quite and less crowded atmosphere. I think it offers all the essential services in one place for a quick stop. It even has a movie theater. I even got a nice 90 minute massage here. read more

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Century City Mall is a small mall with a food court, supermarket, and lots of small businesses selling everything you can think of. It was very convenient to the I'M hotel where I stayed for 3 days after my flight got canceled. I got groceries and Starbucks at this place every day, and when looking for a haircut, I found one of the best barbers in Makati here too. The only negative was that I had to pass a Trump Tower condo, with the stench of a backup sewer to get to the mall. read more

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Philippines review #35 It's hard to believe just how MANY shopping malls there are in the metro Manila area. Between the regional community malls, the upscale "lifestyle" malls and the gargantuan mega malls, there are easily 50 - 60 or more. In the in 8 Sq miles (21 Sq km) area that is Makati (where I usually stay) there are 10 different malls and 3 of the large ones are literally right next to each other. I was needing a few things / supplies and hotel staff suggested this mall, literally around the corner from my hotel. Wow, who knew? Turns out it opened 2 years ago. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/century-city-mall-makati?select=CII0drd8EsMVfXaSuF6CAw This very modern, 5 level mall has a number of restaurants, a Rustan's high end grocery store, plus numerous clothing & shoe stores, a movie theater, office supplies, sporting goods, book store, etc, basically everything shopping malls normally offer. https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/century-city-mall-makati?select=tAlB3y2T94tS5b1Ejsd8jQ https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/century-city-mall-makati?select=uLm5IV_M2OebBr71cJOdDg https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/century-city-mall-makati?select=gVgwv0TQwi1OzeG57_9iIQ In addition to a couple other restaurants on the 5th floor, there is also a VERY cool, fun, modern and sophisticated food court called "Hole In The Wall" with about a dozen different food options. https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/hole-in-the-wall-makati?select=mocXQLUJFGLa-v9nW-wNqw https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/hole-in-the-wall-makati?select=TmvhJCz7Z6pARaszQFKWkg https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/hole-in-the-wall-makati?select=2wby6b6vGb-RopzYpYkuNA The 5th floor also includes a semi-open rooftop space with seating for a restaurant / coffee house and a multiuse area. https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/century-city-mall-makati?select=yO0yDgscwdxyES5869_--A OVERALL: A nice, new, upscale mall among a plethora of other malls in the metro Manila / Makati area. It also happens to be far, far superior to the small "A Venue mall" 2 blocks away. read more

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Century City Mall is located in metro Manila. It is one of the smaller sized malls that I have been to in Manila. Its hard to believe how many malls are located in metro Manila but century city is just one of many. Although it is small, this mall does have a variety of shops and restaurants. It even has a hardware store and grocery store located on the basement level. Also on the basement level is a food court style restaurants. The nice thing about Century City Mall is the location. It is in walking distance from the hotel and has everything that one would need. Clothing shops, restaurants, groceries, hardware and a movie theater. The mall does offer free wifi, but the signal is mediocre at best. Other than that, it is a convenient place for locals and visitors to get what they need. read more

I actually like how this place redefines my concept of what a mall is in a sense that it is nothing like the mammoths we are accustomed to. Nothing like the people-infested megastructures that attract massive crowds like the zombie apocalypse. Century City Mall is an oasis. Besides having this architectural design that somehow reminds me of Malibu Barbie, it is quaint, clean and gives off a steady vibe. It is the type of place one hits with already a specific restaurant or boutique in mind. It is obviously not the place to go on a shopping frenzy at. (Though I always find myself buying lots of clothes and toys when I go here.) It really feels more like an exclusive community center with a few yet well-curated shops, restaurants as well as bars and a big enough grocery that contains the essentials. It even has a deli, a toy store, a bookstore and cinemas. I have watched a movie here once - the theater is intimate. The leg room is sufficient though the elevation is too flat so you better pray a basketball player sits no where in front of you. read more

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What I probably love the most about Century City Mall is that it's never too crowded. It feels like a peaceful mall. Even on weekends, you can see that there's a lot of people but there's not much noise. Sure, there isn't much stores to shop in in this mall, but why shop when you can eat?? Their food court-ish area called Hole in the Wall is beautiful even just to look at. It's not your typical food court where there are chairs and food stalls all around. Yes, there are chairs and stalls here, but you're sure that each food stall is one of a kind and absolutely delicious. From snacks to main courses to desserts to alcohol, they've got it and you're sure that you can't find it anywhere else. And yes, they do have chairs, but artsy chairs that makes it fun to dine in. It took me many tries to eat there for dinner because no matter what day it is, it's always full and the lines at each stall is always so long! After having dinner with your friends, you can choose to walk around the mall or have a drink or two (or three or ten) with your friends at 12 Monkeys or party in 71 Gramercy which are both in the same area of the mall. read more

Century City Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Makati, NCR

It's actually a pretty OK mall however I did not find much to do for myself. The highlights in this mall would have to be Mystery Manila and Hole In The Wall. I'm not entirely sure what else to do here when I arrive at this mall but it does have good ambience. It's pretty small but I guess the purpose of this mall is to just enjoy certain things since walking around will only get you so far. read more

Century City Mall is the place to go to, to eat! Well, for me anyway. They have the one of a kind food court called Hole in the Wall (they serve foreign beer here!), and many other restaurants I don't see anywhere else! Other than having awesome restaurants, Century City Mall has a little of everything a mall is expected to have, clothes stores (including Uniqlo), furniture shops, there is even a Rustans Supermarket (my favorite), and cinemas! Century City Mall has this unique modern design that I haven't seen yet in any other mall. Go see for yourself, and make sure you grab something to eat there too. :) read more

Century City Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Makati, NCR

My wife and I were on our way to a hotel nearby for a wedding and we were a bit early for hotel check-in so we stopped by this new mall along Kalayaan Avenue in Makati City. Don't expect it to be huge like the Megamall or anything. It's definitely smaller and I noticed there aren't enough restaurants but they do have Starbucks, Coffee Bean, and we settled for Mary Grace Cafe. It's a nice location to stopover for a little but then again traffic can be cumbersome in that area. read more

There is no putting into words just how amazed I was when I first discovered Century City Mall. It started out like any other day. I used to work in Pacific Star, at the corner of Makati Avenue and Buendia, and as I was looking out over Makati during a work break, I saw the unmistakable sign of IHOP off in the distance. As a big breakfast food fan, it would be unthinkable not to find this pancake nirvana, so I dragged my lobster off in search for it. We found the IHOP branch in Century City Mall, and thus begun the love story of the century (heh). This place is small-ish, but not so much that you won't be able to find what you need. On the contrary, it has everything you can ask for. Excellent air conditioning, almost always devoid of the maddening crowds, and the best cinemas this side of the metro. Amazing. read more

I'm not comfortable around crowds. Call me overly sensitive, but I value my personal space. So no matter how many shops or interesting restaurants there are in the big malls (and there are so many of them these days), I like going to places where I don't have to jostle anyone for position or line up just to get inside. Century City Mall fits the bill, and it doesn't hurt that it's just a 5-minute drive from where I live. With 5 cinemas, a Cotton On, a Uniqlo, and a Rustan's at the basement (as well as being home to Hole in the Wall), I don't even have to go to Rockwell to get shopping done or to get my movie fix. Plus, since it's one of those places without what I call "tambayan areas," people seem to walk in, get what they need, and leave. Sure, some may say it's not very welcoming, but if it means I'm gonna have less interaction with strangers, then I say bring it on. read more

I hate crowds. I despise them. Whenever I'm in a place so crowded people start invading my personal space, I start wishing that I had the power to turn everybody in the vicinity to cute puppies so I won't have a panic attack. This is why I need ghosts towns. Open places. Places where I can move and breathe without worrying about punching someone in the face, whether by accident or by design. This is why I love Century City. There's almost always no one here. Even though it's like two blocks away from Makati Avenue and Buendia -- two major hubs of office workers -- it doesn't get full during lunch or dinner time. Some say it's intimidating, but who cares, it's amazing. The cinema is state of the art too, and again, almost always empty. I watched the latest Avengers movie here during opening week, and there were a lot of empty seats. It's like a dream come true. read more

Tonight, my friends bought several items from Fullybooked, bought some groceries from Rustans, then snacks for the movie inside the malls Cinema. So basically, our spending inside the mall generated some revenues to the mall's tenants. And despite that, this incident is what I do not understand: After the movie (around 9pm already), my friend and I were trying to book our grab separately as we live on different places. I was already at 6% battery when I successfully booked one. So to be able to buy time while waiting for my grab to arrive, I realized my powerbank was not inside my bag. Still I grabbed my charger when I found outlets near the exit. My friend asked the guards if I could use it. I actually didn't hear nor notice their reply as I was busy grabbing my charger. I plugged it in then after around 2 minutes, the lady guard assigned apprehended us and said that since it would appear on the cameras, I had to remove it as I was not allowed to do it. I was asking only for a little time but the lady guard did not leave until I would remove my charger. For some little time to charge just so my phone wont't get off while my grab did not arrive just yet, this mall couldn't consider. I guess, some little human compassion for their patrons would really hurt them alot. This is very surprising because malls should supposedly make their customers feel safe and secure - basically what I experienced from Powerplant, SM, and Ayala malls, otherwise they won't be coming back. I found it too disgusting and even selfish. I do not blame the guards because maybe this was their protocol, as they claimed. And if it were, it really suck for the mall. As of now, they just lost one customer away. Too bad, because I always have my skinstation appointments there regularly. And for my movies and groceries, well, there's always Powerplant and SM. Never will I introduce this mall to my friends. read more

Century City is a mall that's so upscale that it's almost impossible to go to to some extent. Okay, here's the thing. Century City is a new mall, sure, but the retail selection in the mall is really really really boring. I'm not really sure what they're trying to go for - most of the stuff here is expensive, but there's not much that makes it distinct from other retail spaces like Greenbelt or whatever. However, what I will say about Century City is that it's a really good indoor place for hanging out. They have the much revered Hole in the Wall, which is fantastic for having a upscale "foodcourt-esque" experience for a lot of people. The selection of food stalls here are excellent, so it's going to be really easy for everyone to find something they want to eat. There's also the very fun Caliburger here, as well as the extremely popular 12 Monkeys. If those sound like interesting things to you, then check out Century City. For shopping, maybe this isn't the place you should go to yet. read more

To start off, Century City Mall is not the mall to go to if your goal is to shop your little heart out. However, if you just want to cool off and kick back, there are a few gems to be found here. The biggest gem of all perhaps is Hole in the Wall which has received an overwhelming response from its patrons for its unique conceptualization and presentation. I don't blame them and I'm in complete agreement. I'm a fan of this place because it has a branch of TWG, Bench Edited, and I enjoy just walking around and relaxing in their grocery (Rustan's). read more

Nice! good barber shop on the third floor ( look fo gerry )

Century City Mall is located right next to the tallest building in Manila (The Gramercy) and is very new so it is never too busy or chaotic. I wouldn't go recommend here if your main objective was to clothes shop (although they have several kids stores) but they have great food courts, cinemas and bars! read more

Great little Mall gets better every time I visit. It is quite sophisticated, supermarket excellent and some great restaurants and a cinema. The now have a very unusual and up market food court with a large sitting area both inside and out. If you are staying in a hotel or condo nearby it is a daily must visit for breakfast through tom 2.00 am at the 12 Monkeys Music Hall and Pub - live music every night, though sometimes they have a cover charge. Its not like an SM Mall or the big ones further down Makati Avenue but tons better than A Venue and within walking distance...important in Manila which has the most congested roads of any city in the World according to a recent survey. read more