It's not bad here, a mall like no other It's a large mall like space however instead of built in shop units the safe is filled with small market type units Easy to get lost and forget which way you came, place needs a map in more places than just the front doors Upstairs there are loads of traditional Asian stalls selling all manner of Asian food The waffles are wonderful and it also has one of the longer ten ten bubble tea locations however service is a little slow Most stores have people watching you constantly which doesn't make you feel like browsing or ever purchasing It is worth a visit even if the car park is a logistical nightmare with all the crazy drivers read more

Make sure you browse all the floors before making a purchase, many vendors sell similar things at similar prices, if you pay cash you can definitely barter here. For example a beauty store Holika Holika sells beauty stuff at retail price with Buy one get one something deals. Another store private owned will sell herbal fruit tea for $80 a bag and eyelash glue for $20. If you know ebay/other places sells it for less, you can always check on your phone and maybe barter with them that way, depends how much you want to pay for convenience or other. Bubble tea is a alright deal here if you buy 4 to 10 you get a card and then you get one free. there are good deals by the food court upstairs like 3 for 5 or 7 dollars. A lot of noodle, sushi and authentic Singaporean satay shop here. It's definitely fun to bring your friends. My parents are fond of the herbal stores here. There are stands that sell wedding photography packages which create a book of very aesthetic photos~ very lovely and also stand that sell honey products, when we came in the summer. Previous years we had hair cut and styling services which average $30 to $70. The architecture of the mall is beautiful and makes it seem clean, bright white walls, flooring and lights with clear glass dooring, it can also seem like a maze because the stores are shaped squarely. The DVDs are a real bargain but they aren't authentic, the bookstores are though. I have a rhinestone belt I purchased here years ago which is in great condition! You should have a keen eye as some things are knockoffs if you don't prefer that. The jewelry stores have authentic jade, gold and silver emblems like zodiac sign statues and necklaces. The home goods store is overpriced and when they are busy they tend to ignore you. A must see if you are from out of town. Snack shops are higher in retail price than Chinatown's of America. Parking can be a challenge weekends and evenings. Phone cases and clearance items can be a good deal here, they sell Vivienne Westwood shoes all the time, the same design, lol, unsure if they are real. I want to visit a nail salon here in the future. read more

This is a tourist attraction at best. Somewhere to bring your friends who are out of town once and that's it. There is nothing but cellphone shops and bubble tea. Sure there is some spots like the convenience stores and a spice shop or this or that which I can imagine is the only place you can get certain stuff for those without paypal (or patience). But besides that it's some of the worst parking lot driving in Toronto hands down coming from a guy who has been going there on and off for about 5 years. Usually just Christmas I go there because it's the only place opened. There is 16-20 cellphone related places when I walked around the first floor. It reminds me of albion and islington how it was all gold stores on one block. You'd think after 2 were opened people would try other places. You go upstairs and just like the mall beside it, it's all places you've never heard of so you're kind of hesitant to go to any of them. The stores are all very tiny and because of the layout which could have been better you miss all the in between shops and have to weave around the place like a snail. No other mall in Toronto I've been to is this monotonous to see every shop in the place. I think besides the cellphone and glasses places all I remember is the airsoft gun store, the action figures , hello kitty stuff, some drone camera store and a very unappealing arcade and the two or three convenience stores full of stuff you probably won't find anywhere else. On the plus side if you go on a slow day it's quiet , clean and the exact opposite of a mall in a bad neighborhood. Oh and there's a mcdonalds and one of the worst dollar stores ever are in that plaza too outside of pacific mall called the cool dollar. ways to improve *a video game store for the kids - asian imports would sell well. I may have seen one there years ago but more don't hurt *bigger stores , half them are so small if you blink walking by you don't see them. More shops is not better. *the source or something similar would be nice for DIY projects *some larger franchises in there. Not just mom and pop shops that the only reason people go there are to support their people and don't mind paying the extra dollar or 50. maybe a valet or something to park your car - no not really but I know you guys laughed the good news the people are all quiet and keep to themselves , a nice atmosphere the escalators work - wow! its clean you can get stuff you can't from other places like I've mentioned I'm sticking to local places, this isn't anything to do with racism just to "clarify" just there isn't anything there, there isn't "that shop" or two. I'm sticking with local places and online shopping. This place I have to go that extra mile for what seems nothing other than a change of atmosphere. Everyone locally seems to like it because the parking lot is always full but for all I know that could be the employees in that crammed place so if it wasn't for that I'd level the place and make it "pacific" stop on the RT station so it would make it easier for kids to go to college/university or STC. Anyways see you guys christmas when nothing else is opened. read more

Various shops, with anything your heart desires. Cellphone cases, tablet cases, bubble tea, tasty food and snacks. I'm here like a million times a month. I can say no wrong. read more

Ah, Pacific Mall. One of the prime weekend destinations many moons ago for geeky teenage me. I used to frequent 'PMall' quite often, but it's really gone down hill, although it's not as bad as it once was. If you've never been, Pacific Mall can be an interesting experience, quite different from any other western style malls. The layout is divided into grids, with most stores confined within fairly small stalls. Once the novelty wears off, there's not really much there. Essentially, PMall is 1/2 bubble tea stores, ¼ cell phone accessory stalls, and ¼ overpriced clothing booths, with a few nail shops and bootleg DVD shops thrown in here and there. Most stores look like copies of each other, so it's quite easy to get lost if you've never been before. Most stores either only accept cash, or debit if you're lucky. There are some little treasures though! You can find various types of Asian cuisine upstairs in the food court (ranging from Chinese, to Japanese, to Korean... even waffles!) If you're into chinese medicines and herbs, PMall does have a few herb/ginseng and Asian candy stores. One of my favourite stores is on the basement floor, and it's called "Ichiban Living" - a Japanese discount store where everything is $2! Some great value finds there. If you happen to wander by the Marketplace next door, there's also a great store called "One's Better Living" which carries various kitschy home and housewear items. Also parking is an absolute nightmare. Good luck, young warrior, because you'll need it. I'd recommend parking around the back, or at least arriving early if you're planning to attend on a weekend. read more

Love going to this Asian mall. Lots of cool stuff and great Asian food to eat! Always end up home with my car full of shopping things I got there. Prices are decent, some little shop are higher and some they are affordable. Find lots of neat cool stuff for everyday use or not everyday use. Love it! If you are a person that loves Kwaii style clothing and stuffed bears ect.. this is the right place for you! Unique place for sure..! read more

No, not that good, maybe the food court, but even then... Prices are not that low as some might imagine. First of all the quality of the goods sold is low. A knock-off is a knock-off even though it has a piece of real fox fur and a Canda goose label on it. Is it worth a couple of hundred dollars? Some think it is. I don't. Second there are other Asian plazas, malls around GTA that offer lower pricing on the same goods. The reason to go to Pacific Mall I find is to just hang out: bubble tea and food. Ok there is a great selection of phone cases but I can get them in Mississauga twice cheaper. The vendors are smart enough to keep the prices high because of the traffic. I can only imagine the margins they take :) I walked into a jade store, the price must have tripled in a second,especially for me, often there are no tags, you have to ask. As far as the food court goes, I stick to the dumpling/noodle place. You can recognize it easily by the loud sounds the hand-pulled noodles produce when they hit the table. That guy is pretty strong. As far as parking goes, arrive early, that's all I can say. For Collectors: If you go to the Market place. There is a porcelain vase shop on the alley behind the stage. Among random stuff you will find some authentic porcelain vases there, with the artists' signatures. A few of those are stunning. read more

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This mall is not to be taken lightly--step in here and you'll see why it's the biggest Asian mall in North America. Protip from my first visit here: enter into the lot next door for Market Village and walk over if the lanes leading to the main entrance are congested. Or go over to the back. The mall contains all sorts of different shops, from clothing to accessories to electronics to cosmetics. I'm not the shopper type, though I did enjoy people watching and walking around. There is a dearth of good food though. Bubble tea shops repeat themselves throughout the main floor, while if you go upstairs you'll see a lot of somewhat mediocre restaurants. There are a few good food stands though, and you can always go next door to the Village for food. read more

Although Pacific mall has many things to offer (many stores, food stands, and dress shops etc), I avoid coming here. It's always a big headache with traffic and parking. If you do want to come here, I suggest coming on a weekday. I avoid this mall on weekends. Parking is a nightmare!!! I do like the one dress shop in the mall where I got customized bridesmaid dresses for a very reasonable price. You get to pick the style, colour and fabric; they take down your measurements and have it made and shipped from China. The seamstress will do final fitting in the shop when your dress arrives. read more

Excellent place to spend an an hour+ You can find anything and everything here; name brand sunglasses, car accessories, clothing, etc. The food court offers limitless options for mystery meat meals, ramen and sushi. Make sure to bust the ladies room to see the terra-cotta warriors read more

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I''ve been to Pacific mall many times in the past but have not been there for over a year and decided to go to day to see if anything had changed or any new upgrades. It turns out nothing new or exciting. I find that everytime I go there, really there is nothing to buy unless you are there for food, cell phones and accessories, little nick nacks etc. I find it quite boring there. Not a good place for shopping. Probably, better off at a regular mall. The washrooms always gross me out! My family and I are just fond of the good asian food around the Markham area especially dim sum. Never go there on weekends, you just end up fighting for parking spots. I say a waste of my drive to be honest since I'm coming from sauga. read more

Not worth a stop if you are visiting Toronto. It's 30-60 min away from the city depending on traffic and is composed mostly of designer frames, bubble tea, clothing, and cell phone accessory shops. On the top floor there is an arcade and some food stalls that were closed when we came. read more

If you want to have an experience that is somewhat similar to the markets in China, then it's a decent place to go. You can make some interesting finds for cellphone accessories, street food and miscellaneous beauty products. Lively space but parking can be very chaotic. read more

This review is specifically about the arcade on the 2nd floor of Pacific Mall. I was meeting a colleague for lunch at Pacific Mall today and she was over an hour late. After checking out all the Hello Kitty trinkets I could handle for one day, I headed up to the arcade, hoping to catch some kids rocking DDR like I occasionally see. It was pretty desolate today (maybe because it was noon on a Wednesday) so I got some tokens and perused the available options. There are a lot of Street Fighter machines, and lots of NBA machines. Then... something glorious happened. I happened upon Bust-A-Move, my favorite arcade game of all time. Bust-A-Move, also known as Puzzle Bobble, was a game that I played religiously at HavaJava coffee shop and eatery in St. Catharines Ontario when I was in grades 10 and 11. I was just SO thrilled to see this arcade classic, that I might go back tomorrow. I also really like Ding Dong foods here; their shredded pork jerky is to die for, and I also like the beef satay although it is spicy. There are some jerky varieties without English labels that I never buy, but if they had labels in English I would - note to Ding Dong Foods. I echo the previous reviewers sentiments about the parking here. It's a death zone and very frustrating. BUST A MOVE. read more

It is not like Pacific Mall is amazing, but it is nice and different. It is often busy and can be difficult to find parking. Inside you will find good eats, interesting decor, clothing, herbs, electronics, hair salon, karaoke, bubble team, and an arcade. You should probably know you can bargain and don't forget to check out Market Village. You can often find the same goods for cheaper there or even in a different shop in P-mall. read more

Most shops are great but stay away from Yeese Unit C5--horrible customer service. I bought a piece of tempered glass and left a bubble in it. However, when I went back for a fix they did nothing in terms of helping me. Although I didn't have a receipt because I paid in cash and they didn't charge me for the taxes. read more

This is a really cute mall that sells almost everything. I was able to spend hours in there to kill some time. They have food courts that are very tempting to try.my favorite is that some of the snacks you cannot find in the US, you can find them here. Everytime i come to Canada i would always make a stop here to replenish my favorite snacks as well as buy gifts to return home with. some stuff can get pretty pricey if you do not know your conversions. example: bubble tea... i spent about 13 Canadian dollars for 2 small drinks... This place is kind of like EC (what used to be Elizabeth Center in NY) combined with a food court and luxury beauty shops together. Sections of the mall can get crowded and receive more attention than others. Parking was a drag though. I spent about 30 minutes trying to find a spot and got one after arguing over one driver who tried to steal my spot.... How is it possible that a parking lot that size have so many cars parked there and not leave? read more

I love pacific mall to find a variety of great cat items, and shoes in small sizes and great hair do dads. We like to shop at ONE and we usually have dim sum at the Golden Regency although we were dissapointed in the choices on the carts the last time we visited. Parking can be a real challenge if you arrive late during the weekend. read more

Pacific Mall is the perfect place to go if you're Asian or are into Asian culture. There is so much one could do at this mall: Dim Sum, game at an arcade, sing karaoke, get a stereotypical Asian haircut, get a hydro-massage, drink bubble tea, get lost multiple times, find some crazy cure for your cold, shop, and then shop some more. I actually live 5-hours away, but my friends and I will make the drive up at least once a year, because this mall is just that awesome. read more

I can't believe I haven't wrote a review for Pacific Mall yet. This place is like my backyard. I have been coming here since 1997 when it used to be half empty. Now it's always packed especially on the weekends. This is your ONE STOP SHOP for everything Asian. Like, everything. Really. As a long time Pacific Mall (aka pmall) insider, there are some dos and don'ts to note about this place. DO: - get bubble tea! Or fresh fruit juice! Lots of independent and chain tea shops here. Most of them are decent. When in doubt, look for places with long lines. The crowd is usually right. OR, you can ask me :) I think I've tried every tea shop in this mall. - eat in the food court upstairs. Cheap and delicious Chinese / Asian food. Lots of choices ranging from noodles, fried rice, Japanese, Singaporean, Vietnamese, to dim sum, and Chinese bbq. If you need more choices, head next door to Market Village. You won't run out of options. - browse and compare cell phones, wireless providers and accessories. Every major wireless provider is here and you can easily compare and find the best plan for you. Ask for deals. They have lots of deals because Asians love a good deal! Lots of stores with cute cell phone accessories! Also the place to go if you want to unlock your phone. - get your car stuff and electronic stuff and computer stuff. As you can tell, I don't know much about these "stuff" but I know from my friends that this is the place to go to get these "stuff" for a good deal. - come here for your Asian fashion needs. Lots of clothing stores with various styles from Chinese traditional gowns, party dresses, to anime costumes, street fashion, and the latest trends in Asia. - and of course, do ASK if they have any specials available. For example, many places will waive tax if you pay cash, or give you a discount if you buy more than one or more than two. They may not always tell you so it's good to ask. DON'T: - buy something without checking out a few stores. Usually more than one store carries the same item and you'd think they offer it at the same price but sometimes there's a huge price difference. I once found a hair clip for $15 at one store and $40 at another store and they were totally identical. - expect you are getting the real deal if you're buying something branded. It doesn't matter if it's a designer bag, jewellery, sunglasses or even ginseng. I'm not saying everything's fake, but I'm saying beware. Even if the owner says they're the real deal, you be the judge. I've heard too many stories. read more

It's ridiculously hard to find a specific store here but if you're down to explore, you won't be disappointed. They have pretty much everything you need, all in one place and sometimes you can barter. Today I came to get some custom t-shirts at Unique Outfit at the back of the food court. Tshirts were $5 plus $8 for printing and you can get a better deal if you buy bulk and they will screen print for you. I had some great Korean food for $10 (tax included). Burlgogi, rice, noodles, salad, kimchi and tea. How amazing is that?? Of course I left with some boba (mango with tapioca). Delish! Minus one star because not all the entrances are handicap accessible. the directory isn't up to date (prbly due to stores changing often). Also, there used to be more authentic Oriental things like a photo booth section (like the ones you'd find in Hong Kong or Korea) but I couldn't find any this time :( boo read more

This shopping location, impressive! I usually shop for gadgets, computer peripherals, camera equipment and this place has all those items under one roof for cheap! There are lots of fakes, but if you are not too keen on telling the differences, may be you need to stay and shop at local malls. I consider myself an experienced shopper; i know how to tell the differences of fakes that will work and the ones that will break down soon. Thus, most of the items sold there are real. About DVD's, hello kitty items etc...not referring to those items. Toronto can get really cold, thus having an indoor area to dwell, shop, experience, is really comforting. read more

I remember Pacific Mall being a lot busier and livelier in the past with many more shops. However, a recent visits threw that notion out the window. Pacific Mall has become dull, but it still serves a good purpose of killing time and walking around. read more

When you think the place is the cheapest, just look for it one more day! Its a nice place to visit. I just shop elsewhere. Usually find it cheaper. Its always a bit more expensive here and no one will bargain with you! read more

We very much enjoyed coming to the mall for foods and wondering around the small shops throughout the mall. The food court is really excellent and should not be missed. I'd like to add that we also had what might be the best roast pork in the world at one of the small kitchens. We also had great conversation with a family in the food court as well. Overall this is a friendly clean vibrant place to grab a quick bite without going broke. They also have a great had pulled noodle spot and various fresh bubble tea options that should not be missed. read more

I really like Pacific Mall, you will find cool stuff, all in one location, that you couldnt get anywhere else in T.O. I went there with my sister and she didnt like it as much because mostly everything is fake. This didnt bother me though. The food there is ok, the same chinese food as anywhere. I never knew that parking was so bad as people are saying. Everytime I went was a weekend, and it was not very crowded at all. I guess bad parking is just holidays time. read more

If you want to see hundreds of DVD, eye glasses, cell phone and dress stores, this is the place for you. Also has an interesting selection of other stuff too. Unique. read more

Pacific Mall has been on my Toronto To-Do list since I got here two years ago and I finally made it out there. Needless to say, it was completely packed; I'm not sure if that's because it was Lunar New Year's Eve or if it's normally that packed, but I had to practically Mario Andretti myself into a parking space. There are some amazing things to see in Pacific Mall and the photographer really wanted to come out in me; I restrained myself, however, what with being one of the few blonde people in the joint, I thought it best to refrain. There were all kinds of roots, herbs and pickled things, but which were written in Mandarin/Cantonese, so I'd have zero clue what they were for. I ended up buying some DVD's (10 for $30), which rocked; of course, they are dubbed in Chinese characters which I can't seem to turn off. Meh -- win some, lose some. :-) read more

New purpose for goign to Pacific Mall (but along the same lines) My NDS was broken, and after going to my usual place, and realizing there might be somewhere cheaper, I scoured the myriad of game stores to find someone who will fix it. A lot of stores tested it, and said it was broken, but refused to open it up and fix it, or see what's wrong. I found JConcept (B28b) a new store, who said they can give it to the technician who will check it out and let me know how much the damage will be and I can decide if I want to fix it or not. They were the only store that offered that, and the cheapest one to buy a new NDSi (if I wanted it). I also noticed some non chinese there, asking to fix things, and he wasn't like his counterparts and speaking to me in chinese, or refused to serve me until they left. He was really welcoming all kinds of customers and didn't seem to discriminate. read more

I went to Malaysia, and this felt similar to a Asian Mall. Lot of the same place. Feel like a cartoon with a repeat of same exact mall; Pokemon/Otaku type toys - Bootleg DVD's - Cool obscur asian imported Candies - cell/tech gizmos - same bubble tea/juice bar. It's kind of kitsch and funny at the same time. It's pretty freaking huge with crazy traffic to get in, I got lucky in all honnesty. read more

This place is overrun with cellphone accessory shops. I did the whole run around of asking prices for a case and a protective film/screen protector. Every little cellphone shop at this mall was selling it for about $50 for the case and the screen protector together. I bet they're all owned by the same group of people. And, they scam everyone - doesn't matter if you're white, black, or yellow, lol. Anyways, all of it is so terribly overpriced...You can get both (same stuff) for about $10 on ebay. I mostly come here for the imported snack shops. Got to watch out for expired stuff though...some of these stores are quite sketch and don't give a crap about freshness. Tip: best way to enter this mall from steeles if travelling eastbound is from putnam gate to harvest moon drive to clayton drive. read more

Pacific Mall really has fallen, even from just a few years ago. Out are some of the more reliable and high end shops, like the Japanese dishware shop on the second floor.. and in are more Tea Shops 168 and stores selling nothing, but iPhone covers. There are less than a handful of stores that import toys, plushes and trinkets from Japan now; which was one of the primary reasons for my visits. There are a good number of electronic shops, but they're either nothing special.. or they're knock off devices / hardware. The one positive Pacific Mall does hold on to is the food, which has a wide variety of options on the upper level mostly. There is also one of the last few arcades in the GTA located here, although it's moved on to less traditional games lately. For someone coming from downtown, it's too far to warrant a visit. You'll find everything you need in either major Chinatowns downtown, plus you'll have options of wandering else where downtown.. instead of being in the middle of nowhere. read more

You know you're Azn when...... LOL At the end of the day, Market Village over Pmall. Nuff said. hands down. read more

For those of you who are familiar with Chinatown's Elizabeth Center in New York City, the Pacific Mall blows EC off the map. The Pacific Mall is ridiculous. It's the largest Asian mall in North America. Even so, the size of this mall does not reflect the quality of the merchandise sold. Nearly every other store had a bootleg this, bootleg that. Boutique this, boutique that. (minus one point) Every once in a while, you'll pass by a cubicle that actually sells pretty decent stuff. From an Asian's perspective, the Pacific Mall hits pretty close to home. If I was a foreigner, I would understand their enthusiasm. There's no other mall just like it. read more

Haven't been to this place in so long. So weird because I live like a 25min walk away ???! Anyway I missed it a lot because of all the stuff there. Like it's really a good place to just look and admire stuff you can't afford (bc everything is overpriced) I ate at the Korean Japanese take-out place upstairs with the bento boxes and had Chatime. It was great. Me and my friend were looking for rings but the ones we found were either overly fancy (some of them looked like mini colourful shields for your finger) or they looked like a wedding ring. No thanks. We went to Market Village after to One's and I just love that store. Great for house supplies and more cute stuff. So yeah! Great day, great time, we will be coming back! For food! (Probably). read more

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Better than expected! Based on its reputation, I assumed this place would be something like a flea market. But it's actually nice, clean, and not too cramped. Lots of glass windows/walls. The downside? Literally every second store sells cellphones/accessories. No exaggeration. Every second one. I managed to find a coin store in between all the madness. Small but seemingly well stocked. I picked up an 1870 Canada 25cent bill. Lots of Asian bills on display. Looks nice. As for the mall itself, it's A-OK but nothing too special. read more

Pacific mall is known for selling cell phone accessories, DVDs, bubble tea, glasses, and a bunch of other random things. I absolutely hate coming here as the parking is always crazy and the mall is always super crowded. I only come here if I really need a new screen protector or case. A lot of the cell phone accessories shops are owned by the same owner, so the selection and prices are pretty much the same. read more

Came here a few times during my last few trips to Toronto. This place is like a China Town but cleaner and in a mall. I believe this is the largest Asian mall in north America. So with that in mind, know that there are a TON of little shops throughout this mall... and I mean just aisles of little shops here, from clothing to cell phone accessories & companies (to sign up a new plan), to electronics to dried snacks and everything else all in between. So bring cash (like you would when you come to China Town). Food court is on the 2nd floor. There are also a lot of little eateries here that make freshly baked and warm sweet treats here, which I love to try every time I come here. The smell is just so enticing. However, the restrooms or washrooms (as the preferred term here in Canada) are all the way down in the basement... hmm, guess whoever built this place didn't logically think this through did they? Why would the washrooms be all the way down there when there is a food court on the 2nd floor? Ok.... :/ Parking here can be a bit of a pain, but the small number of times I've been here, I've always been pretty luck to snag a parking spot. I always come here whenever I travel to Ontario and will keep doing it the next time I come for another visit. read more

When I'm looking for bubble tea or a phone case this is my one stop shop. There's always something new to eat at mall, it's going to take multiple stops here to try everything they have. From freshly made noodles in soup, to assorted meat balls and hot pot snacks, to Taiwanese fried chicken, there's something you'll be interested to try. They also have good bubble tea deals here with many of the stalls offering stamp cards to returning customers with the incentive of a free one after nth order with makes a good deal. read more

I'm not really sure how I feel about this place other than the fact that I get annoyed and impatient every time I come here. Perhaps in the past it was not this chaotic... but I feel like the mall is just overly packed and everything is just a repetition. Truthfully, there are perks and there are downsides to this mall. Perks wise, there is a lot of cheap things you can get here that you won't find in other western malls. For example, phone cases are ranged from $5-$10 with a huge selection of different phones and designs. In western malls, you'll find the exact same phone case for $25. Same thing goes for jewellery, accessories, and such. And if you're good at bargaining, this is the place to be. Use bargaining here to your advantage and it will save you a shit ton of money (even though you already are). As for the downsides, let's start with the parking. You'll find that the parking here is a living nightmare. On the busier days and holidays (yes, this mall is open all year around) it will be practically impossible to find a parking spot and when there will be, without a doubt, there's gonna be other angry Asian drivers fighting over it. And that whole stereotype about how Asians can't drive? Well let's just say that you have no idea what true road rage is until you come to Pacific Mall. Secondly, this mall is full of the exact same stores. And I mean there are literally 4 or 5 of the same shops in this mall and after coming here a few times, you will start to lose interest really quickly. The shops you will find here consist of bubble tea shops (Bubbletease, Tea Shop 168), electronic stores, hair salons/makeup/beauty shops (The Face Shop, Holika Holika, MISSHA), jewellery stores, and optical shops. Don't expect to come here and be treated like a VIP customer cause you're going to get the exact opposite. You will find that a lot of the sales associates have broken English, and occasionally you'll find a few that will completely ignore your presence and fiddle with their phones. Also, don't forget to bring cash! This is very important because although a couple stores do accept debit, it's a bit sketchy if you ask me and it's better to take precautions. Overall, I would avoid this mall at all costs unless I'm coming here knowing exactly what it is that I need to buy. Otherwise, this isn't really the place to just hang around if you're bored - especially not during the weekend rush. read more