Shopping malls Philippines

It's the flagship shopping center of the city, and indeed of the whole island of Cebu. With its nine hectares of stores, thousands of boutiques for clothing and footwear, hundreds of restaurants to satisfy every taste, cinemas and beauty salons, there's plenty to keep you busy. One of the city's liveliest and most popular spots, Filipinos love shopping malls, and this one is particularly pleasant. It opens onto terraces with a superb garden and large fountains, refreshing as can be.

We are in the heart of excess: with no less than 600,000^m2 and more than 3,500 stores, this shopping mall is undeniably the largest in the Philippines and one of the largest in Asia! Another paradise, at least for shopping and entertainment lovers. There is also an IMAX cinema, restaurants, massages, beauty salons... All located along the sea, there is a long promenade on the bay of Manila where it is pleasant to stroll and sip a drink at sunset time.

It is a large and popular shopping mall that is a good landmark since it is located in the heart of the tourist district of Ermita, near Rizal Park and Manila Bay. On seven floors, more than a thousand stores, both local and international brands, sit alongside numerous bars and restaurants as well as a bowling alley and a pool table. There is also a large supermarket. Like most malls, it is devoid of charm, but these places are places of life for Filipinos, so it is worth a visit.

Located in the heart of Makati, Greenbelt Mall is a collection of five different malls, numbered 1 to 5 and linked together. Blending its modern structure with the refreshing greenery of the surrounding Greenbelt Park, it covers 25 hectares. It is one of the most upscale shopping malls in the capital and it is true that it has a more peaceful atmosphere than the others. There are all the local and international branded clothing stores as well as many trendy restaurants, bars and cinemas.

It is one of the largest malls in Asia with its 1 km long facade that connects five buildings and is linked to other malls including Shangri-La Plaza Mall. In short, we are still here in the heart of excess. And yet it is a phenomenon that is an integral part of the Philippine culture and more globally Asian: the malls, real places of life for the local population. In this mall, there is a skating rink, nearly 1,000 stores, an IMAX cinema and a host of restaurants including a monumental food court .

This is one of the country's largest shopping malls, and Cebu's most imposing. Circular in shape, it is located on the waterfront, with an observation tower at its center. Standing 114 metres high, it offers an impressive 360-degree panoramic view of Cebu and the surrounding area. Inside the mall, on four floors, you'll find hundreds of local and international clothing, footwear and goodie stores, restaurants, cinemas, a large roof garden and a huge bowling alley.

The biggest mall in Mindanao. Very modern and complete.

A huge shopping mall with all the international brands (Uniqlo, Adidas, Lacoste, Levi's...), a food court with little interest (except if you love Filipino fast food), restaurants and cafes, one of which has its terrace in the outdoor patio in the center of the mall, surrounded by vegetation. Not very interesting in itself, the place can be a good drop-off point if you have a night bus to take from Quezon to Banaue for example, the station is close and you can do some shopping and eat before leaving the city. Convenient.