Good general merchandise store that specializes in clothing with a good selection, competitive…read moreprices and helpful employees. Store is attractive and well laid out.

It's more like an indoor swap meet than a mall. I guess that makes it cleaner, at least…read more Robinson's is great grocery story, especially if you can't stand going to the wet market for your meat.

It's been years (about 13) since I was last here. I don't remember this mall at all. This mall was…read moredefinitely smaller than I had expected, but extremely crowded. Most of the stores were not ones that I had any interest in going into. When you are with a large group, it is easy to get separated, but it was also not that difficult to find each other. There are number of small kiosks with different items, such as clothes, food, etc.

Pine rose, one of the longest operating and still the best at providing student needs, also for…read moreemployees in Angeles. I was able to buy a hairnet here for ₱15, great quality and durability. It's even big as well, perfect for the size of my head. They also sell great face mask quality, made in Korea, says in the label. They sell 10 pcs for ₱50. Customer service isn't the best, they are lazy to answer questions. Checking out was a breeze, they accept gcash.

I learned about this place from my crafty friends. The more I come here, the more I appreciate it…read more I've come here for beautiful ribbon by the yard, wispy feathers, elegant long satin gloves, and a bow tie with matching suspenders for a Gatsby themed birthday party. They have an excellent assortment of hats, tiaras, feather boas, and masquerade masks. They also sell school supplies and uniforms, buttons, and a limited selection of fabrics. Prices are reasonable and staff are helpful. A great place to find materials for a school project, wedding supplies, or you're next great costume.

It's a one stop shopping center for your wedding needs: silk flowers, baskets, ribbons, beads,…read moresatin gloves, tiaras, and even the services of a seamstress. Yards and yards of beautiful cotton, lace, silk, and satin fabric; in solids and prints; for gowns or curtains: Plaridel has it all.

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.

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.

Sweet and friendly cashiers. Most items P88 unless otherwise marked. J Life brand items have prices…read morein Yen, look for listed conversion to pesos. They have no plastic bags but you can purchase an eco/reusable bag for P88. Cute stuff for the home, garden, office. They have Japanese snacks as well. I left with a pair of pretty chopsticks. I'm a sucker for cute discount items for the house, so I'll be back. They're located on the third floor of Marquee Mall.

Wow! It's like a Daiso in here! The building looks new and the rows are pretty filled with…read moreeverything in order. There are four floors, so you should be able to find something to buy. Which is why I found it strange that they don't have feminine hygiene products. Also, as with a lot of stores in Asia, finding clothes or shoes that fit someone larger is almost impossible.

I was with some family members when we came across this store. It reminded me a lot of a daiso, and…read morehas a lot of cute things. I was surprised because it had 4 floors. It is a nice building that seems pretty clean. The only problem is that it hard to find specific items since the store is so big.