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.

This mall features exciting attractions such as a two-tier merry-go-round carousel, colorful indoor…read moremini buses, and trains that captivate young children and entertain their parents. It offers a wide variety of stores and a diverse selection of restaurants to satisfy every craving. We particularly enjoyed indulging in the delicious Halo Halo. The staff members are friendly and welcoming. However, the bathroom facilities need significant upgrades, as they were quite unsanitary. There is no toilet paper or bidet in the stalls. Interestingly, a large toilet paper dispenser is located next to the sinks--perhaps a sign inside the stalls could remind international visitors to grab toilet paper before using the facilities. Sadly, I was disappointed by the hygiene standards.

For those of you who don't know what SM stands for, it stands for Shoemart. That's right folks,…read morethis chain of malls started out as a humble shoe store. Now they have grown into the most well known, well loved, and popular malls in the country. I've even read that they are also found in China. What makes SM Telabastagan stand out among the other SMs? There are restaurants on every floor, a food court and multiple kiosks selling snacks/desserts/drinks: it seems like there are just as many restaurants as stores for shopping! This is definitely a mall that caters to foodies. Not very big which makes it easy to maneuver. It's got all the essentials: department store, supermarket, movie theater, food court, clean and well stocked bathrooms, polite and helpful staff (the janitor even greeted us), and a transportation terminal that's clean and protected from the elements. I appreciate that it's not busy during the week as other SMs, so hubby and I can shop and dine in peace. MY FAVORITE STORES/EATERIES: ACE Hardware Jollibee (spicy chicken & fried peach mango pie) Minisio Red Ribbon Starbucks Surplus Shop Watson's Pharmacy (for health & Beauty BOGO deals) U-RACK Zarks NEGATIVE - seating throughout the mall is greatly lacking.

So according to my Dad this place is brand new like recently just opened within the past month…read more And I must say I am impressed. So many good food restaurants and lots of shopping. It looks like they set mostly designated all the restaurants to one side of the mall and shops to the other side. Anyways parking garage is 30 pesos. You pay at the booth around the corner from Breadtalk. The mall is 4 levels tall. It's pretty busy as expected. It's nice having a SM shopping mall so close to home now!

This place is very nice and too close to were I live..a lot of restaurant to choose from.. I'm…read moregonna miss olongapo..specially our relatives who are very nice to us..

Viva Filipinas Big known chain of malls in the place where i…read morewas born,one of the best mall in the Philippines known for "everything in one roof" Usually crowded place because it is fully aircondition and considering the weather in my motherland,its hot and humid,aside from that reason inside the famous mall are line-up of restaurants and foodcourt,Huge cinemas,grocery store that usually includes meat,poultry,seafoods and local and imported fruits and veggies. Killing time inside the mall is one of the common hobby of my fellow Filipinos. Parking is free and theres wifi in everycorner so this attracts young crowd to stay inside for longertimes.Countless coffeeshops,snack bars and enless shopping stalls inside. This mall is located on a busy highway accessible by transit,jeepneys ,tricycle,pedicabs and by foot. I love this place actually all shoemart in the Philippines is part of being me.

Finally another mall in Cabanatuan aside from NE Pacific! Stores are decent and the grocery store…read moreis great! Too bad there's only one elevator because it gets extremely busy.

Huge mall in the area, gotta love it. Has regular PI stores and a few of the staples from other…read moreparts of the world. Uniqlo, Guess, for food Pizza Hut, Shakeys, Mikey D's. Enjoy the food stay for the AirCon, there is a cinema on the second floor so take in a movie while your here. It is one of the noisiest malls I have ever been in. Despite a moderate crowd.

So, I came through twice during my recent PI visit…read more THE FIRST TIME: We should have checked first. The crowd was annoyingly (and unusually) huge, especially in the middle of the afternoon in the middle of the week. It got to the point we couldn't walk a few stops without bumping onto complete strangers every second or so. Big Bro and I along with a couple other family members checked out a couple of stores, and we would have wanted to check out more, but with this crazy crowd, we decided to just bounce to the hypermarket (for groceries) and SM store (for basic necessities.) Then we learned some famous artist named Coco Martin made an appearance and was clearly the reason for all that chaos. I really wish they found a better way to control the flow of the crowd. I did not enjoy that visit AT ALL. THE SECOND TIME: Much MUCH better. Still crowded, but nothing like the madness we experienced the first time. I finally got the opportunity to see the mall for what it really is. They had good selections in the food court. They also had good selections of eateries. Same with shops. They maintain cleanliness overall. Except for the horrendous traffic you'd have to go through just to get inside, it hasn't changed much since my last visit a couple of years ago.

This review is based on their supermarket…read more A smaller scale in comparison to, let's say, SM stores, and that kinda came in handy during my time of need. I needed some toiletries and I really didn't have the time to go through some kind of maze to find them. Everything in their supermarket was clean and organized. I found everything I needed and was in line for payment in no time. I was almost surprised at how easy it was to maneuver myself around the store. Service with a smile. Unlike some stores they compete with, the cashiers here came with a "HI" and "HOW ARE YOU." They look like they actually liked working here. I don't live anywhere near here, but it's good to know I have options.

Our friend picked us up and brought us to Serin Ayala Mall for some last-minute shopping and to…read moregrab snacks and drinks, and it was a great stop! This cozy, well-designed mall fits the relaxing vibe of Tagaytay perfectly. It has a nice mix of stores, from popular brands to local shops, so there's something for everyone. The dining options are excellent, with plenty of choices for casual meals, coffee, or desserts. The outdoor seating areas and greenery add a refreshing touch, making it feel more like a garden than a typical mall. The mall isn't too big, so it's easy to explore without feeling overwhelmed. There's also a supermarket and a cinema, making it convenient for both locals and visitors. Parking is usually easy to find, and the staff are friendly and helpful. Whether you're looking to shop, eat, or relax, Serin Ayala Mall is a lovely spot to visit in Tagaytay!

Though very nice mall, most vendors and restaurants do not accept credit cards from U.S. Either…read morecash where you have to find a local money changers or GCash onsome vendors.

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.