What's better than an Adidas store? What's better is an Adidas OUTLET store. Yes, Adidas can be…read morepretty pricey and you would definitely need to shell out a lot of money for cool new kicks or a hip sports jacket, but why not check out an outlet store and see all the (still) cool and hip stuff that are sold with great quality? I for one, am definitely thankful for this store. I have not one but 4 members of my family who are Adidas addicts. I can see why because they certainly have great stuff but it's personally not my style so I buy other and cheap workout gear that won't burn holes in my wallet and pockets. An outlet store won't so every time there's a birthday or it's Christmas, I always visit this branch. They have great discounts (up to 70% off during sale season) and you can even call them beforehand to ask if they have a certain model you want.

Paseo De Santa Rosa is outlet store HEAVEN!! I'm an outlet store junkie as I can't be bothered with…read moreshelling out massive amounts of money for clothes, shoes or accessories. I'd rather spend my extra money on traveling. I'm a bit of a cheapskate but having investment pieces and quality clothes and stuff in my wardrobe is essential. The same goes for everyone really. Over the years, I've become a smart cookie on budgeting. Money doesn't grow on trees, you can't just blow it all off on material things, I'm not a trust-fund baby and I don't jump on a bed full of money everyday (although I'm dying to do that because it seems like fun - maybe paper money would suffice..). With outlet stores you can buy from your favorite high end brands in great discounted prices. Paseo De Santa Rosa carries both local and international brands so there are a lot of choices to choose from. Now you know where to shop. You're welcome! ;)

My daughter requested for a Princess Elsa inspired dress for a costume party that she was invited…read moreto, so we went to the mall to get the perfect Elsa dress but she has high standards and doesn't like the usual costume princess dress available in the mall and showed me a picture of a tulle dress that I downloaded a few months back. So after several hours of walking in the mall, we decided that we're going to make a dress!The first step is to buy the materials so went immediately to Fabric Warehouse, a special store full of all kinds of linens, silk, cashmere, velvet, lace, and of course tulle! It's hard to navigate through the store because of the rolls of fabric are everywhere, but my kids love the idea of running around and bumping soft textile, and I can hear them giggling and hiding behind 14 foot tall linens and are having so much fun in the store.Fabric Warehouse has so many materials to choose from and at affordable prices. The tulle that I got was only P70 per yard and we got all the colors we need. The only suggestion about this store is maybe they could add sewing materials also like needle, threads, garters, beads, ribbons and more for the convenience of the customer, so that they could be a one-stop-shop for your sewing needs too.

Great items, maganda. pero yung staff medyo careless nag pasiklab ng apoy near us and another staff.read more

If you need new stuff for your home kitchen, small cafe business, or full-fledged restaurant, MK…read moreKitchen should be one of your first stops for supplies! This kitchen superstore sells all kinds of tools and equipment from the smallest, most specialized eating fork to big industrial kitchen appliances! It's a warehouse/surplus shop style place too so everything's very much affordable and not weighed down by brand names. But the items are still of good quality! They import their products from Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Italy, the US, among others. And like i said, they specialize in supplying for restaurants and even culinary schools, hotels, resorts... Basically any establishment with need for a kitchen. They offer after sales services too, as well as kitchen design consulting. It's really a one-stop shop for all your kitchen needs. They have several branches in the city already-- this one in Robinsons, one in the Farmers Market in Cubao, one in Pasig right across the URC offices, and one in Pioneer Street in Mandaluyong, which is their main warehouse. It's so cool to visit here because you always find interesting new things-- even small stuff you wanna have for your own house! Nice mixing bowls and chopping boards like those ones you saw on Food Network, that strainer thing you saw in some Japanese restaurant, those cool salt & pepper shakers you noticed at a cafe, that chafing dish you saw at an event's buffet... It's like StumbleUpon, kitchen world style! Haha. If you love cooking and baking at the very least, you're gonna have so much fun checking out this place!

"A girl can never have too many shoes!"…read more Such is probably the motto or the slogan overused by fashion-fanatics all over. Because really, there has to be a perfect pair of shoes for each ensemble, right? For girls like me who have wide feet, the angels from shoe heaven sent the ladies of Shoe Addict. Started by a tandem of confessed shoe addicts, they hold flash sales almost every month in the Quezon City area, sometimes in Makati or Alabang. They sell foreign brands and display them by size, which is so much more convenient than finally seeing a pair you absolutely love only to find out that it's not available in your size. They sell pairs at a standard rate of PhP2,500. For some pairs that are more high-end, the prices go up by a reasonable margin. Once or twice a year, they also hold an all-out sale wherein they swing the prices even lower. With all of that plus the shoe bags they hand out for free, who wouldn't be a shoe addict?

I'm sure you've seen (and probably) entered a Regalong Pambahay branch inside a mall. They sell…read morereally cute, kitschy items. From super pretty furniture to quirky little gift items, a trip to Regalong Pambahay is an instant picker-upper. What with the dainty colours and chic items, I don't know any person who won't appreciate a stop at RP. But you know what would really put a skip in your step? A Regalong Pambahay Outlet Store. Yeap, you heard right. An outlet store. Of Regalong Pambahay. With all the cute items and gorgeous furniture. (!!!) When I first saw the store's sign, I immediately wanted to go. Unfortunately I've been extremely busy at work so I only got the time to do it recently... as in a couple of hours ago. And OMG, it was the best!!! Like a kid entering a toy store, a huge smile was plastered on my face when I saw all the items inside. The outlet store was really big so you could see every section easily. They had pillows in various prints which go for 800 for 2 pieces. They had pouches (which could be bought in EGG), picture frames, bags, plates, vases and more! It was such a nice place to visit and gorge on the items! But what really made my head spin was their gift section. In one corner, they had different quirky items enough to make any girl so so sooooo happy!!! They have moustache straws (which were 100 pesos for a pack of 4), pretty stickers (prices range from 30 to 70 pesos), really gorgeous journals with really pretty paper (they go for 200 pesos) and basically a bunch of trinkets you're gonna wanna purchase. And they are cheap! Resisting to buy is the biggest problem. The struggle is indeed real, my friends. I actually gave in and bought a pack of London-inspired erasers (P50 for a pack of 4 different erasers), a tin can (P50) which I now use as a pen holder, a chic cardholder (P50) and my best buy out of them all, a "sceach" notebook. It's basically a notebook with black pages that when you write on, a rainbow of colors appear. AND IT WAS ONLY P40!!!!! In the words of Rachel Zoe, I died. I literally just died. I had so much fun visiting this outlet store and I promised myself to go back as soon as I can. Probably tomorrow to buy all the "sceach" notebooks they have. I. CANNOT. WAIT.

Very disappointing experience at Shoe Salon SM North. We…read morebought an Adidas slider from this store last Sunday, January 18, 2026. Juts today January 23, 2026, we returned to the same branch just to change the slider to a bigger size. We brought the item and the official receipt. Instead of assisting us, the staff checked the slider and then told us it was fake. This was shocking and frustrating because the item was purchased directly from their store. Being told that something they sold us was fake felt disrespectful and unprofessional. If there are authenticity issues, customers should not be blamed for them--especially when we have proof of purchase. This experience seriously affected our trust in Shoe Salon. We then asked to check the CCTV to verify the transaction, but they said they could not provide it because there was "no internet". This explanation made the situation even more questionable and unresolved.