This mall certainly stands out from the outside with multiple large billboards that hang on the front of the entire building. I had the opportunity to visit this mall recently as my cousin took me here to get my hair done at her hair and makeup studio, Introspect which is located on one of the upper levels near the Fisher Department Store. I came here on a Thursday around lunch time and the mall wasn't as crowded as it was on the weekend, specifically on a Sunday. There are so many eateries here to choose from which also includes my cousin's restaurant, Hen Lin. I learned this mall went through a lot of reconstruction in order to have major food tenants occupy the area in addition to an updated galley food court. A mini park was also built beside the mall on Quezon Avenue, known as Fisher Parkway, which houses one of my favorite stores, Uniqlo. Fisher Mall has 5 floors + 3 levels for basement parking. We usually avoided parking in the basement and would park on the street, as this was the most convenient for us. This mall has a fresh seafood market in addition to tons of stores and venue stalls to shop from. Your options are endless here when it comes to food, shopping, activities and entertainment. They've got live entertainment, a cinema that offers online reservations and comfortable seating and even a place to gather and play Bingo! Their mall is also pet friendly with an elevator that actually says "Pet Friendly Elevator", lol. Overall, Fisher Mall is fairly clean with many affordable options to please your family's cravings and personal needs. read more

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Great cinema! Don't forget to bring a jacket! Food court has a lot of choices and has all of our favorite things: french fries, shawarma, donuts, and icecream! read more

THIS is what a cinema should be. Not packed to the point that you'd have to worry if they're still going to push through with the screening, so cold that you can no longer feel your nose halfway through the movie, and the most comfortable chairs in the world. This isn't a seat - this is a freaking couch, and I love Fisher Mall for it. Aside from what's inside the cinemas, I also like how it looks from the outside. They intentionally made it look like some old theater from decades ago, with big wooden doors and posters of old movies. It's like old Broadway, and I think that adds to the experience. read more

Fisher Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Quezon City, NCR

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While not a sprawling metropolis of commercialism, this mall is actually pretty sweet for what it is. Fisher Mall is pretty small. Four floors, possibly covered in a couple of hours tops... it might seem a touch provincial to people used to places like MoA or Trinoma. But it's really not all that bad... and actually pretty surprising. Fisher Mall definitely looks bigger on the outside but it has all the necessities: a grocery, a department store, a cinema and a bunch of retail shops and restaurants. Exactly what anyone would expect from any mall. The surprising bit comes from what you find inside. The cinema's fine and the kind of quality you'd probably expect from any Ayala mall. The department store isn't that bad either. Decent selection of things. Same for the clothing stores. And yes, they have an Ace Hardware. Their arcade is also more akin to a small scale amusement park with rides and games rather than just arcade cabinets. But what really surprised me is the grocery. They stock a pretty wide selection of imported goods. And their produce is fresh, especially the fish. Given the fact that the owner is involved in the fishery business, it isn't all that surprising. They offer a wide variety of seafood with a selection that changes every day. It's still one of my favorite places to do the groceries. My only minor complaint is that the food court is tiny... but with all those restaurants on the higher floors and more opening over time, why stick to just the food court? read more

Fisher Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Quezon City, NCR

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People keep on talking about the mall. Yes is good but the anchor department store "FISHER DEPARTMENT STORE" is useless. The items are undesirable...what a waste of space and work. I say just lease this area to another mall operator. Supermarket is a good alternative market. Seafood seems good but the vegetable area is worst that a palengke. Grocery area is also good. read more

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Spanking clean. That was the first thing that came to mind when I first laid eyes on Fisher Mall Cinema. The waiting area by the concessionaire is spacious and well-lit, with a great view of the Quezon City skyline. Their prices are surprisingly reasonable, and the theater proper itself is cozy, the air conditioning system working in top form. The seating arrangement inside the theater is also at a comfortable incline -- not too low that you have to stretch to look over the next person's head, not too high that the person behind you can place their icky shoes on top of your backrest (yes, people still do that in other theaters). The seats are adequately upholstered and clean, and the place is swept up between screenings. Most importantly, the film quality itself is decent. When an establishment is constantly and consistently well-maintained, it encourages visitors to put on their best behavior and help keep the place as tidy as it could be. It also tends to repel visitors who don't care that much about maintaining proper decorum. With all these in order, Fisher Mall Cinema is one of the most pleasant movie theaters in QC so far. I'm a bit surprised that it doesn't get enough patrons to full seating capacity, but at the same time, I'm glad that it doesn't. read more

NOTE: I'm actually giving this 3.5 Stars When I went visited Fisher Mall, I only wanted to check out if the rumors were true: Best prices for fresh seafood! My dad and I cook during the weekends. We haven't been able to cook seafood in awhile because my dad is picky with the "product" he will work with. About the mall, well, it's the same as any other mall actually. I thought it would be spacious on the inside but, it felt cramped and the stores were really packed in per floor. There are a few good restaurants but, most are the usual fast food joints. Carlo, who is a toy collector, was able to find a toy shop he has been wanting to visit. It was good that we found the shop because they had toys that were not available in the other stores he always visits. Our last stop was the Fisher Supermarket. They actually open at 7AM everyday. Yes, they do offer fresh seafood at very affordable prices! I guess I should mention at this point that the mall is owned by a company who runs the fishing import/export in Manila. So, YES, you are guaranteed the freshest seafood all the time! The prices of the seafood are about Php5-18 less (in comparison to the other groceries I go to) which is a very good deal if you plan to buy in bulk. I ended up buying a few shellfish and fish steaks for my dad. :) So, would I hang around this mall? Not really. Would I do my grocery here? Most definitely! :D read more

I found it weird when I first learned that a mall will soon rise along Quezon Avenue. That lot used to be a parking terminal to buses and jeepneys, I know because I grew up along Quezon Ave. When it's almost opening, I can't wait because this mall is just one jeepney ride away from my home. I'm glad that this mall is not that crowded unlike other malls. They hold free concerts once in a while and because it is relatively new, the air-condition is still cold. They have a few selections for clothes though but you will enjoy their food selections. They used to have free parking I'm just not sure if they still continue that. Overall, I love this mall because there are fewer people and it really glows in the night! read more

Fisher Mall is quietly and pleasantly shaping up to be a pretty good mall option in the Quezon City area. Positioned as a mid-market mall, it's a great alternative to TriNoma and SM North. They've got most of anchor stores in place, a food court on the ground floor, an activity center that hosts events weekly and a slew of restaurant options on the upper floors. It also boasts of a supermarket that offers great prices, particularly for fresh seafood! If you're looking to buy seafood, drop by to see their selection. I first visited Fisher Mall to try out Morita, the Japanese restaurant. It's run by the mall owner and benefits from access to the freshest seafood and offer it at affordable prices. On weekends, the restaurant turns into a band venue. Other restaurants to check out would be Truly Asia. Run by the same chef from Chef's Home in Baguio, their Asian dishes are delicious and great for sharing. If you want Filipino food, check out Pedro and Coi. The restaurant is quirky and is all about Pinoy pop culture, with its jeepney - inspired decor. Also a great choice if you're dining with friends or family. Don't forget to check out the cinema at the top floor, too! Although smaller than many standard cinemas, tickets are a little cheaper but the seats are very comfortable and they even offer online reservation. Convenient! read more

I've never been to the Fisher Mall Cinema (or Fisher Mall, for that matter) until that one fateful day a few weeks back when I had to move to Roosevelt and didn't know where I could go and relax after a long, LONG day of moving box after box of books (who cares about my clothes, I have to think about my books first). The guards at the new building recommended Fisher Mall, and I went straight for their cinemas because I wanted to sit down and relax and watch some mindless movie (it was Melissa McCarthy's Spy). I was immediately amazed by (1) the cinema's facade - it was like the old stand-alone cineplexes from the early 1900s, (2) the airconditioning - it was as cold as your ex's heart, and (3) the seats - it made you feel like some fluffy cinnamon bun. This is by far the best moviehouse I have ever been to, hands down. read more

When I first heard that the new mall opening in Quezon Avenue was going to be called Fisher Mall, I was curious. Why in the world would you call a mall Fisher Mall? It turns out that the owners were fishermen. Ridiculously rich and loaded fishermen, but fishermen nonetheless. After connecting all the dots, one can only assume or at the very least hope that the fish they sell in the supermarket was good, the proprietors being fishermen and all. Otherwise it would be like a butcher selling rancid meat. Fisher Supermarket proudly sells their fish close to or even below the prices in wet markets, since the products don't go through that many intermediaries. You're assured that whatever you buy is as fresh as it gets. Everyone knows this by now so you really have to go here early to get the catch of the day. If you're feeling extra lazy, you can have them cook the fish for you for a small fee. read more

Fisher Mall is one of the more unique malls in Metro Manila. It is owned by the Del Rosario family whose livelihood is in the fishing industry (thus the name). I love how it veers away from the look and feel of the big ones such as SM and Ayala Malls. It feels more like a family-friendly mall with really good offerings. I love their selection of restaurants -- they're not all big brands, there are up and coming brands, too which were given a chance to have a mall stall. I love the clothes in the department store. They have some very good suppliers that you wouldn't easily find in the bigger malls (including my favorite mommy-owned brand Silly Monkey). The grocery store is also well-stocked with hard-to-find and imported items. And they also have an entire area for kids games and rides, if you're an 80's kid you would feel like it's reminiscent of Glico's. I love it! read more

On one of those rare times that my girlfriend and I got off early from work, we decided to go to Fisher Mall and watch a movie there, because of its proximity to her house. Before this, we've never even explored Fisher Mall, much less have an idea of what to expect from their cinema. It was such a pleasant surprise when we got to the top floor. Fisher Mall designed their cinemas in the fashion of old-school movie theaters, much like we would see portrayed in the 80's and the 90's films. The concession stand had overpriced candy (not surprised), but they were pretty generous with their popcorn! We ordered only a small one, since we just had dinner, but they filled up the small paper bag, including any leftovers caught inside. Once we got to our seats, the air-conditioning was set to just the right comfortable temperature, and the cushion of the seats were very, very comfortable. We enjoyed the experience so much that I'll be sure to reserve tickets at Fisher Mall Cinema the next time my girlfriend and I get a chance for a movie date night. read more

Fisher Mall, being one of the newest malls in the past year, currently houses one of the cleanest, coldest and great sounding cinemas I've been in. Their cinema houses are not that spacious or as large as its nearby malls, but it surely makes up for it with their film quality and great feel inside. You'll surely want to come back to their cinemas after your first movie in here! read more

Quezon Avenue has been a bit bi-polar of late--one day deciding to open up all the u-turns, the next going all strict on stop lights and stuff. One area of the stretch that has undergone a more permanent change, however, is the corner of Roosevelt, otherwise known as Pantranco. What used to be a noxious transport terminal that causes hours of traffic is now a surprisingly large mall (see it to believe it) that causes hours of traffic. But it also offers residents and visitors to this area a different malling experience. Fisher Mall is not your average SM, or Robinson's, or Ayala mall for one simple fact: it isn't. Living up to its name, Fisher Mall provides an outlet for purveyors of favorite and also more exotic seafood, along with a host of unique dining experiences. There's even ballroom dancing on the ground floor for senior citizens on weekend evenings. Say what you want about the area--that is classy. And yes, it has cinemas. With a pretty decent burger joint right outside them, too. If you're looking to mall, take another look at Fisher! read more

Movie passes here are slightly more expensive than at other malls, but it is less crowded and the seats and floor are better maintained. The seats have comfortable headrests and recline slightly. More leg room too. The selection of food and drink is rather limited most days, and you have to go out of the theater to use the rest room. read more

I like Fisher Mall. Comfortable, not so big but complete, just like the strip malls you find in US suburbs.. I go here for two things, the grocery with well-stocked goods and fresh fish palengke-style mustered by the del Rosario clan of Navotas; second, the variety of food - I really like the yakiniku of Sandaya, curry/biryani at Ganeza, the reasonably priced xiao long bao at the Dimsum Place and even the many options fast food with cheap dirty ice cream. Quite simply, I like this mall simply because it is not SM and not Ayala. But since we live in a country completely gobbled up by SM , the elongated arms of the Sy Empire (i.e. Ace Hardware, Watson's and even Toy Kingdom) just keep on creeping up. read more

Looking for the freshest catch for the day? Fret no more, Fisher Mall Supermarket is here to save our day! My mom would always instruct me to go to Farmers' Market early in the morning of every Sunday to buy the freshest and rare fish. It was dreadful for me because waking up at around 3:30 am, going to the market by 4 and bargaining with the vendors kinda stress me out. Actually, waking up early stresses me. When Fisher Mall opened, it was heaven for me. I don't need to wake up early plus, the many variants of fish and sea creatures this supermarket offers makes me feel I'm in an interactive museum. You see live fish and shrimps, clams spit out water and sand. You learn new things here in the supermarket. I just feel sad for those lapu-lapu, shrimps, and hito being killed. What's best for me is that they deliver the freshest fish from the port of Navotas straight here by 7 am AND 4pm. So, no need to wake up early! In the fish section, too, is very organised, clean, and has the most courteous staff. So, enjoy your fi read more

When Fisher Mall first opened, my parents were so excited. Not only did we have a mall less than five minutes away from my house, we basically had fresh seafood anytime we wanted. Fisher Supermarket is the best thing that happened to QC-based seafood lovers. And I am one of them. Fisher Supermarket sells some of the freshest seafood products in the cleanest setting. People no longer needed to go to the usually smelly wet market to buy seafood. The selection is huge and staff members are always willing to clean the items you buy. You can even have your items cooked to your liking. This also means shrimp for Monday, bangus for Tuesday, oysters on Wednesday and "surprise me" on Thursday. read more

The only reason why I chance upon Fisher Mall's Cinema was because of the time and area availability of the movie I wanted to see. My friend and I were a bit hesitant at first, doubting the mall's capability of a quality cinema, but then again it was the best option that we can get during that time. (I am a big fan of films and movies that's why I'm a bit picky with movie theaters especially if the ticket costs a lot.) The mall is new anyway, so I figured the Cinemas will at least be clean. To our surprise, Fisher Mall Cinemas went beyond our expectations, I cannot but commend their couch-like reclining cinema seats! I never felt so comfortable in a theater with just P200.00. Another thing is that it is less crowded than most cinemas in mainstream malls so you'll get a very homey movie theater experience. I will definitely consider Fisher Mall Cinemas again on my next movie theater trip! read more