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.

I'm not a resident of the Philippines but even so I've been coming to the Philippines almost yearly…read moresince I've been little. And each and every time I take my vacation that my relatives and I shop here for certain things if not more than half of our grocery list. I cannot compare to how malls are in the US to that of the Philippines. That would be unfair in more ways than one. And due to being here overtime, nothing fades me. This mall has been here for what feels like forever for me. Parking is limited and can be difficult especially during lunch hours. There are security who helps as much as they can. Most people have the driver to wait while the remaining passengers go into the mall and get their groceries. There are security at the doors which is a good thing especially with how crowded the mall is and is necessary to keep the environment as safe as possible. There are always plenty of tricycle drivers trying to find anyone who needs a ride to get somewhere. There are plenty of ATM machines outside. There are lots of kiosk all throughout. So many choices if hungry. There is one appliance store and a huge grocery store. For a foreigner, all of this can be overwhelming and not for one who is claustrophobic. It can get crowded to the point of running into anyone and everyone. Even in the grocery store it's just as crowded and the aisles are quite small. All the workers are nice though and respectful regardless of how many people are around and need to be served. One thing I was sad about was when they took out internet cafes. It was the one thing that I looked for as a way for me to keep in touch with loved ones back in the US. Now I'm being forced to buy load or get a portable WiFi with load. But even then, that's more frustrating to deal with in comparison to going to a internet café. If only there would be a way for this mall to expand in order to provide more room. Even in the cafeteria area, it's too crowded and rather difficult to find seating to the point one might as well do take out. The main reason for it being as crowded as it is is the fact that many students use this mall as well. The environment hasn't changed no matter how much time has passed. However, I'm used to it. Even though it is the way it is, it still has a system in which everyone is capable of following.

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.

This establishment must have some kind of magical formula to attract people. It is a rare occasion…read moreto come through here without having to deal with a crowd. Weekends are the most horrible days to shop here, and even more worse when they have weekend events. AVOID THAT AT ALL COSTS (unless it's an event you wanna attend) especially when the event is indoors. The acoustics inside are HORRIBLE. Otherwise, typical mall. There's a decent amount of eateries and shops, but nothing too high end or the like. The CSI area is alright. They have a pretty good selection of groceries, housewares, clothing, etc... Plenty of parking, but usually packed. I usually make a stop here whenever I get to visit the homeland. I must say it hasn't really gone through any significant change in the past decade or so. They might wanna look into that since it's slowly becoming more and more mundane.

such a highly recommended place. you can find different things in THIS mall. they havee clothes,…read morefastfood chains, restaurants, bookstore and they also have their groceries. This mall have their cinema that is affordable & have a great place. This mall also has a stadium that you can rent. They also have WOF wherein kids can have fun playing games using a token. They also have bowling alley and billiards that isn't allowed for students until 4pm. you should visit this mall.

Magic Mall as a decent place to shop for grocery goods which is located at the first floor. On theread more

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.

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..

This was a lifesaver when I needed to find everything from food, beauty needs, clothes, furniture,…read moreetc. It was a Safeway, Costco, Target, and Marshall's all in one. When you're in the Philippines and you see one of these stores, stop by and take a look.

Thank goodness for Savemore! I swear I found myself here every few days during my vacation in the…read morePhilippines. We don't have grocery stores in my hometown and have to drive out to Candon to get a decent selection of goods. Savemore is pretty much your one-stop shop for mostly everything you need. You've got the grocery store downstairs stocked with fresh produce, meat, dairy products, snacks, alcohol, etc. They've got a little bit of everything, but if you want more selection, it's best to hit up the bigger grocery stores in the area. They also have a Western Union located within the store if you need to exchange money or do money transfers, etc. There's also 2 ATM's by the checkout counters if you want to use an ATM card to withdraw from your account. Upstairs you'll first come upon a "wholesale" type of section on the right. It's pretty much geared towards the restaurant types of businesses with various tableware, disposable utensils, bulk ingredients, & even barstools and chairs. Take a left at the escalator and you'll find clothes, furniture, electronics, imported Asian Items, & your basic home goods to meet any household needs. Parking is pretty ridiculous here (hence not quite 5*). There's a tiny parking lot off of Liquete street, right in front of the entrance. There's maybe 10 stalls, but you'll have to fight delivery trucks, motorcycles, tricycles, etc. We were pretty lucky almost every dang time we came though and found one empty stall. Thank goodness! My favorite part about this shop is that there's a Kookee House bake shop in the same building :)