The 50 best malls in Makati

Glorietta has always been one of my go-to places in Makati, especially when I need variety in one stop. The mall itself is massive, and I honestly still get a bit lost sometimes even after several visits—but that’s part of the charm. Each section feels like a mini-mall on its own, and it’s connected to so many other places like Greenbelt, SM Makati, and Landmark, so it’s easy to make a whole day out of just walking around. What I really like about Glorietta is the mix of stores. There’s everything—from flagship international brands to local shops you don’t usually see in other malls. It’s great for both window shopping and serious shopping days. I especially enjoy the Top of the Glo area where they’ve added more open-air dining spaces; it’s a nice break from the usual enclosed mall atmosphere. The food options are overwhelming in a good way. You can go from fast food to Japanese curry, Korean barbecue, or sit-down restaurants with pretty good ambiance. I usually stop by the food court if I’m in a rush, but on weekends, I take the time to try something new. One downside: the layout can be confusing if you’re new to the mall. Some escalators don’t lead where you’d expect, and the naming of sections (Glorietta 1 to 5) isn’t always intuitive. I’ve also noticed that while most of the mall feels modern and well-maintained, there are still a few older areas that could use a refresh. That said, it’s one of those malls that really has something for everyone—shopping, dining, movies, beauty salons, fitness centers, and even random pop-up markets. Whether I’m there to run errands or just unwind, Glorietta always gives me options.

it's under major renovation, so not a pleasant shopping experience. There is no site map to guide you where the merchants are. Needs improvement to accommodate people with physical challenges. Many of the stairs, especially those that lead to the main courtyard do not have handrails (see photo), making them less safe to use for some folks. Additionally, if you're on a wheel chair, it's not easy to manuever your way around because ramps aren't easy to find.

Glorietta Mall in Manila is massive and easy to navigate. It’s packed with shops, restaurants, and cozy spots to hang out. The vibe is lively yet relaxing, perfect for family days or catching up with friends. Definitely a go‑to hangout hub. There was 50th film festival as well

Glorietta is one of Makati’s most well-loved malls, offering a balanced mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment. The mall is spacious and well-designed, with different wings connected conveniently to nearby establishments like Greenbelt and Landmark. It has a wide range of local and international brands, making it ideal for casual shopping or serious retail therapy. Dining options are also abundant, from fast food to sit-down restaurants. The mall is clean and generally well-maintained, though it can get very crowded during weekends and rush hours. Overall, a solid destination for shopping and leisure in the city.

One of my to-go malls. You can easily walk and go around here once you are familiar with all its entry points.

This shopping mall has several floors and wings. Each wing is identified by its own number, such as Glorietta 1, or Glorietta 3. The shopping center spans over several blocks and it's easy to go around. You can find almost everything you are looking for. I could easily confused by so much choice and variety. It was clean and nice everywhere in the mall.

Glorietta Malls is a huge shopping center, a combination of Glorietta 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 located in the business district of Makati. The mall structure is modernized, and classy having wonderfully designed refreshing gardens. It has extensive and diverse restaurants, bars, international & local brand shops, cinemas, and indoor playgrounds catering to a diverse group of shoppers. The place is amazing. I enjoyed the thrills of the shopping experience.

You could say it was a nice mall, but the prices for all brands were higher than expected. It’s actually more of a fancy mall with exclusive brands. But the park in the middle of the mall buildings was really beautiful—perfect for taking pictures and relaxing. Especially if you love cats! They had food and water set out for them, and the whole place had a chill, stress-free vibe. The restaurants around the park were pretty good too.

Ayala Greenbelt is one of the best malls in Makati. The atmosphere is clean, peaceful, and well-maintained. I really liked the mix of high-end stores, casual shops, and great dining options. The open-air garden areas are beautiful — a nice break from the busy city vibe. We enjoyed walking around, shopping, and trying out some food spots. It’s a good place to relax, whether you’re with friends, family, or just by yourself. Security is visible, and the entire place feels safe and organized. Definitely a must-visit mall when you’re in Makati.

Very nice mall, one of my favourite love the concept of mall surrounded by greenery, also like the ponds, really nice chapel in the middle which was very lovely, i didn't do much shopping but did do a lot of eating, only slight negative thing am pretty sure I was circling greenbelt 3 for a little while, might need clearer direction to other malls or might just have been down to my sense of direction on that day .

A lot of restaurants and shops. Good place for relaxing.

super down to earth shopping mall full of famous brands and restaurants. got so many lovely cats inside the mall!

Will be nice in a years time once All the construction is finished .but it has some very classy and upmarket restraints. Clearly plenty of money being spent round here give. The high boutiques like Dior etc

The place is just so trendy. People, all walks of life, just leisurely walking through or go for shopping in those trendy shops. There are also shops where you can unwind, have your meals, in different kind of cuisines to select from.

Power Plant Mall is an upscale indoor shopping destination situated in the vibrant heart of Rockwell Center, Makati, Philippines. Renowned for its sophisticated ambiance, the mall features a curated selection of high-end retailers and exclusive dining establishments that are not typically found in other malls throughout Makati. This elegant shopping center boasts a diverse range of offerings, including luxury fashion brands, trendy athletic wear, and exquisite dining options. It encompasses a spacious supermarket located in the basement, providing convenience for shoppers, and a state-of-the-art cinema situated on the top floor, perfect for movie enthusiasts looking to catch the latest releases. The mall's layout is designed with cleanliness and comfort in mind, ensuring a pleasant shopping experience without the usual crowds found in larger commercial centers. Visitors can explore a charming arcade, engage with interactive entertainment, and savor a variety of culinary delights. Notably, Power Plant Mall also houses a small chapel on the top floor, offering a serene space for reflection and respite amidst the bustling shopping environment. This unique feature adds to the mall's appeal, making it not just a retail hub but a place of community and tranquility. Overall, Power Plant Mall stands out as a premier shopping and leisure destination, perfectly blending luxury, convenience, and a touch of serenity.

Visiting Power Plan Mall in Manila is an experience that leaves a lasting impression with its thoughtful design and vibrant energy. From the moment you step inside you are welcomed by a spacious and well-lit interior that manages to balance modern architecture with subtle cultural touches. The layout is intuitive and inviting, making it easy to explore the variety of stores and eateries housed within. The selection of retail outlets is impressive, ranging from international brands to local boutiques that showcase the creative spirit of the city. Every corner of the mall seems to be carefully curated to offer something unique for every taste. The food court deserves a special mention as it serves up a mix of cuisines that celebrate both tradition and innovation. The dining options are varied and cater to a wide range of preferences with dishes that are thoughtfully prepared and beautifully presented.

Hearing the name I was totally expecting some kind of old power plant renovated into a mall, I was very curious on the plant factor till I was told its a luxury mall where the wealthy enjoy and I might even see celebrities shopping. It has a simple layout but the design of the place is beautiful and it is good to walk all over the place to appreciate the different parts.

Nice place to visit, good brands, fair prices. The restaurants are quite nice. Recommended to pass by do some shopping and have a bite!

Very well maintained place. Perfect for early walk or jog because they close one side of the road to be used for exercise. Powerplant mall itself has luxury stalls and grocery.

Very good atmosphere and lovely shops. A lot of food options, you can dine in restaurants or luxury food court (pricey.)

Power Plant Mall is one of the premier upscale mall in the metro. Suitable for meet up with friends who has not met for years. They have a food hall with wide variety of options you can choose from. And intensive list of high end shops are here as well

Very nice mall. As a tourist I only found out department stores do not print out SM Ticketing concert tickets anymore from your paper voucher exchange so you have to head to an SM outlet or cinema to do that. I did it here back in 23 to see Twice but this time when I came back to exchange my voucher for a concert ticket(to see Twice again) the CS staff told me they don’t do this anymore.

honest opinion of the malls in makati greenbelt > SM > glorietta

SM Makati is an iconic go-to place for shopping and malling. What started as a big superstore is now a pseudo mall similar to it's adjacent Glorietta Mall. The ambience is a bit off though. It is clean, cool, and spacious but there seems to be missing if treated as a mall. It feels more of a through place rather one to stroll around. SM Makati as mentioned is clean, cool, and spacious so does have a calm vibe around it The shops are also great to visit as well as the food court below. But just as the mall, the food court seems to be missing something but it's still good. All in all, the mall is ok and does give that mall experience but not as much as other places.

One of my favorite place to shop for food, clothing, furnitures, for present, and anything that is needed at home. The SM Makati is a hub and accessible to MRT, Bus Stop, EDSA, and Ayala. They've got it all for you!

Tried out the mini foodcourt located at GF level with the supermarket. Really delightful snack item of Turon with Ube Langka (Ripe Saba Banana with sweet purple yam ube and jackfruit encased in fried to crisp wheat flour wrapper with caramelized sugar) and steamed minced pork bun called bolabola siopao. All for less than $1.5. Service quick and helpful.

Nice and accessible location from hotels, like Dusit Thani, and other offices. They also have a nice selection of clothing stores and restaurants. The staff/sales personnel at SM store clothing department are friendly, accommodating and helpful. The only reason why I'm giving 2 stars is due to poor customer service from the staff at the money exchange place located inside the SM grocery store, bottom floor. As we are tourists holding foreign passports, my mom presented her foreign passport at the SM exchange store to convert our Canadian dollar to Philippine peso. The staff at the exchange store refused to accept our passport, and instead asked for a Philippine ID. (Pls note we are not dual citizens.) I find this ridiculous because passports are international IDs and MUST be accepted. Nowhere in the policy does it state that the valid ID presented must be a Philippine ID. The policy (which is clearly outlined at the store) only states valid government issued ID. It's a money exchange place and as long as the valid ID is issued by a government (even if it's foreign), a foreign passport SHOULD be allowed. If you're a foreigner/have a foreign passport, beware!! I recommend going to a different place to get your money exchanged. I hope that better training is provided for the staff at the exchange rate.

A newly renovated H&M Home for those who are looking for a new items to add spice to their home now that Christmas season is just around the corner.. Christmas tree by SM Home Decor This last qtr of 2023 SM Makati has an additional selection and now an extensive several international beauty products in line with their existing brands. There's a newly open Starbucks Coffee now at the ground floor where you can enjoy your coffee after you shop..

Too many of the cafes here run out of stock or close shop early / shut down payment systems even when they’re still open .. like? Maybe a handful of stores that accept beyond only cash and g-cash. A bit barren, but it connects directly to Gramercy residences so that’s convenient. The 4th floor has an outdoor seating area that is quite nice though limited shops as a whole.

I would say nothing much too see compare to other mall around. Less choices less crowded. A little bit bored.

Elegant and luxury design, not so crowded, lot of empty stalls not open, 4f mall with chapel on rooftop, very accessible near Makati ave and kalayaan, alfresco dinning also available, cityscape and tall bldg beside mall, perfect hangover for nearby residence. Great mall experience.

A small mall that isn't as fancy as some of the other malls in Makati but it does have all your essential stores here all in one convenient place. The only downside is that this mall is in a bubble as the surrounding area does not seem that safe or have friendly sidewalks.

Convenient for mall-goers and it took me less than 5 minutes to walk each floors.

It's convenient mall if you live in Century City area. Otherwise, you don't need to come to this mall. Green belt & Glorietta Mall not far from here and much better. Many stores already closed, not renewing there contracts. Poorly managed mall

Not too crowded compared to other malls around Makati. This area serves the community in Poblacion & people within the Century City. Few & limited shops & restaurants available but good enough to satisty your needs. Most of the space were ideal for recreational spaces as well

Its really old, nostalgic place for hobbyist, you can still smell the rustic of the place. Many japanese tourist and residents here maybe becuase of Littlw tokyo which is my fave go to place to dine

Mar 2025 Of all the updated malls in MM, MCS stands out as the last dead man walking with almost all of the main icon city malls having gone some sort of renovation or improvement. Surprisingly, it is in the CBD of Makati which still holds on to the bygone past. The building is an outdated disaster zone waiting to happen and one wonders how they get their building permits approved. Parking is chaotic and still has the spacing standards of the 70s. The stalls look like a step back in time as well. Apart from safety on has to worry about the sanitation standards as well. It is time to update this seedy looking place.

Glory days are gone but this shopping center is still in operation... has been surviving all odds of the past. Evidently, the fame, quality, and prestige were all gone. Sad that cleanliness has been forgotten here too.

A vintage, grungy mall established in the early 1980s, MCS offers a unique throwback experience—an unapologetically retro shopping destination deeply rooted in Makati’s past, with surprisingly diverse offerings that attract hobbyists, bargain hunters, and creative spirits alike.

Got lost in MCS at night while looking for the SuperBowl.

I visited Central Sqare to get my smart phone repaired. The repair was successful and the price was fair. While waiting I took my lunch at the Thai food stall in the basement. Excellent Pad Thai.

This is not a mall one would go to just because. Gone are the days when people actually spend a fairly good time here for dates, movies and lots of shopping. It is OLD and mouldy but there are still treasures to be found if one really looks and opens his eyes -- and heart. Aside from Nostalgia, this place is like the extension of Little Tokyo across the street. There is a number of authentic Japanese restaurants/bars/grill diners can enjoy with family, friends or work associates. They all have excellent menu. Ukay-ukay shops abound but more importantly, the good old shooting range and "gun shops" are still here. It's worth the trip for one's "armory". Art scene, you ask? Head up to the top floor where the once-popular AMF Puyat Superbowl used to operate and you'll find a studio and an art shop.

Busy and chaotic. Just the way I love the Philippines! No matter how big or how little the chaos is the people are always friendly. Security is very accessible at every corner of every floor always makes the unfamiliar feel safe. No matter what you’re shopping for you’re bound to find it at Robinson’s place !

B4 pandemic, it nice place. Many foreigners.clean.big. My last visit was 2-3 yrs ago n now it changed. all local pple, many tattoo, chaotic, no cares 2 others, disorder. Will not back again. Mere mall 4 locals neibouring. Feeling is robinson is fading away some branches(novaliches. Dasmrinas.sta lucia..) unlike SM except Galleria.Magnolia(till good. Well maintained.) Pity

Large shopping mall with several floors and a wide range of stores and restaurants. Alhamdulillah, traveling from Davao city I was amazed that we discovered a prayer room at Robinson's Place Mall which is good for Muslims to pray in somewhere at the 3rd floor if I'm not mistaken near a number of stalls with salespeople selling cellphones and cellphone accessories. It'd be nice though if the prayer room has two separate doors so the males and females avoid unnecessarily mixing and going through the same door. Suggestion only. I wish there were similar malls in Davao city which have a special room designated for Muslims to pray even for a few minutes since we Muslims are obliged to pray at least five times a day (unless a female has her valid excuse).

This conveniently located mall offers ample parking, making visits effortless. The female guards are exceptionally friendly and welcoming, enhancing the experience, though male guards could be more courteous. With numerous new stores, it's a delightful place to stroll and enjoy brunch with friends anytime.

Pretty good shopping mall for tourists and locals alike. The shops are pretty eclectic covering anything and everything I could want. Most of the eateries are aimed at locals though and I couldn't find any vegetarian places here. There at least 3 taiwanese tea places here including Gong Cha, Imperial and another one I can't remember the name of. There's also a big Robinsons Supermarket.

Robinsons Ermita is a very spacious, with many wide corridors to explore. You'll find a huge variety of places to visit, from merchandise stores and restaurants to arcades and more. Worth the visit.

Robinsons Place Manila is a vibrant and versatile shopping destination in the heart of Ermita, Manila offering a mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment options that cater to a wide range of customers. What Makes It Stand Out: • Wide Variety of Stores: From high-end fashion brands to affordable local retailers, the mall has something for everyone. It’s particularly strong in offering lifestyle and tech gadgets. • Dining Choices: The food court and standalone restaurants provide diverse cuisine, from Filipino to international dishes. It’s a good spot for foodies looking for variety. • Convenient Location: Located near universities, offices, and residential areas, it’s easily accessible by public and private transport. • Entertainment: It houses cinemas, arcades, and wellness centers, making it a great place for families and friends to unwind. Pros: • Spacious layout with clear signage. • Clean and well-maintained facilities. • Ample parking space and taxi bays. Parking rates: - Mon-Fri, P40 first 3h, P10 every succeeding hours - Sat, Sun and Holidays, P40 flat rate - Overnight (2:01-6:00), P300 - Valet, P120 first 3h, P10 every succeeding hours • Regular events and promotions. Cons: • Can get crowded during weekends and peak hours. • Limited seating in common areas for rest. • Traffic congestion around the area may be an issue. Overall, Robinsons Place Manila offers an excellent balance of shopping, dining, and leisure activities, making it a reliable choice for a day out. Whether you’re running errands, catching up with friends, or just exploring, this mall has something to keep you engaged.

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5km walked at 9pm- passed the scheduled running hours

Amazing place for shopping, lots of options for food . Very easy to get public transportation and easy for Grab to come . Kids love the water show . The best part is this mall is Pet Friendly!! We can bring our dogs to meet their friends and amazingly the mall is clean. No dog poop or any peepee smell .. outstanding job from the mall cleaning team.

Good location and almost complete; once all set this will be a really good multi-use space and community.

The Place is so big and we love the view. It's our first time to be here. Definitely one we will surely visit again.

Nothing special, it's like any Ayala mall. It's Pet friendly though.

Spacious and beautiful. Experience sunset at the mall's deck.

Went here because of a specific store only and the parking rate is ridiculous for a small mall. Even if you had your hair done (which will take HOURS) and gone grocery shopping here and have validated your parking, you’ll only get the first 2 hours as free of charge. I’d rather go to bigger shopping malls with a fixed parking rate.

It was a very convenient place to say, I also loved the apartments and a very easy access to the mall to shop for goods and many things with ease and fast

Me and my friends always meet here.It has hypermarket,different restaurant if your hungry and you can shop groceries and food easily.Very organize.

SM Jazz Mall is a small, functional shopping center best suited for Jazz Residences residents, nearby workers, or visa applicants needing basic amenities. Its SM Hypermart, select dining options, and services like Watsons and Ace Hardware make it convenient for daily needs, but its limited size, lack of major fast-food chains, and minimal retail variety disappoint those expecting a larger mall experience. The mall earns praise for accessibility and friendly staff but falls short for tourists or shoppers seeking diversity. If you’re staying at Jazz Residences or in Bel-Air, it’s a practical stop; otherwise, larger Makati malls are a better bet.

This place is HUGE wide variety of clothes/food/drinks it has everything you need for your home.Prices very good,friendly staff, security guards very helpful.Overall 10/10, thanks

Good range of products and brilliant for those who live in jazz residences but where are the toothbrushes hidden? 🤔 The tills could be faster process because they have many staff working.

They have coffee shops where you can sit and just enjoy your time! ☕✨ If you’re coming from Baclaran or anywhere in Metro Manila, the easiest way is to take the LRT Line 1. Buy a single-journey ticket to Gil Puyat Station (Buendia). When you arrive at Gil Puyat, exit toward the Jollibee area (you’ll also see Wendy’s and 7-Eleven nearby). From there, look for jeepneys with signs that say “Guadalupe / Makati Ave. / RCBC / Kalayaan.” Hop on one and ask the driver to drop you off at Jupiter Street or Reposo (Nicanor Garcia). From there, it’s just a short walk to SMDC Jazz Residences, located at the corner of Nicanor Garcia and Jupiter Street, Bel-Air, Makati — right beside Jazz Mall. If you’d rather skip the commute, you can also book a Grab, Angkas, Move It, or JoyRide directly from your location. But if you’re up for a little adventure (and want to save a few pesos), the LRT and jeepney combo is a fun and affordable way to get there!

Lucky Chinatown Mall is a nice shopping mall within the vibrant Binondo Chinatown district. An adjacent bustling market offers a wide array of fresh produce, street food, and other goods. Exercise caution and safeguard valuables when navigating the densely populated market streets.

The place has a lot to offer with so many restaurants to choose from. You can enjoy dining either inside or outside the mall.

Lucky Chinatown Mall feels a bit dated and doesn’t have too much going on inside compared to newer malls. While it offers the basics, it’s not really a place you’d go to for a unique shopping or leisure experience. What stands out more are the food stalls outside the mall. They offer a decent variety of options, which is convenient if you’re not in the mood to walk around Binondo’s busy streets searching for Chinese restaurants. Seating is also plentiful—there are many chairs where you can simply sit down, rest, or people-watch. Overall, it’s a functional spot if you need a quick break or want easy food choices, but there isn’t much that makes it special or worth going out of your way for.

With a variety of shops offering authentic Asian cuisine. A must visit for tourists and regulars alike. Other than the restaurants, there are also a wide variety of food stalls offering Korean, Japanese and local food which are cheaper but equally delicious. There are also spots for IG-worthy picture taking. A must visit. Kudos.

Now this is a mall. The lucky Town Mall really makes me miss the mall experience here in the United States. This is a multi-floored experience with so many different types of shops. I saw so many fun and interesting things here and I got to sample a lot of different types of food. If you are in intramuros you owe it to yourself to at least visit binondo just so you can stop by this mall and do a little bit of shopping or at the very least a little bit of walking around. Next time I'm in Manila I am coming back here again without a doubt.

Excellent unique china themed mall with wide varieties of shops and authentic chinese and korean restaurants. A must visit place for all tourist who visits manila.

It offers a convenient parking area, especially for exploring the surrounding Binondo area, though parking fees are settled inside the mall.

Older supermarket but good range of produce and some 1/2 decent wine

I recently placed an order amounting to ₱192 for a small portion, but was surprised to see the final total jump to ₱266. That means an additional ₱74 was applied—significantly higher than what used to be the standard ₱50 delivery fee for my location just a few months ago. I understand that delivery rates may vary depending on distance, fuel prices, or even taxation. However, the sudden jump feels excessive and disproportionate. It raises the question of whether charges are being transparently explained to customers, or simply passed on without accountability. For a business that relies heavily on customer trust and repeat orders, this practice feels unprofessional and unreasonable. I sincerely hope management reviews this pricing structure and restores fairness to their delivery fees. At the very least, customers deserve clear transparency in how charges are calculated.

Overall this mall has a lot to offer from grocery, food, merchandise and house hold products. Not so big and fancy mall but it has all your necessity needs. Pay parking but can validate for free with your grocery or department store purchase reciept. Accessible just beside don bosco and along chino roces ave.

Typical philippine local mall, with other entertainment and leisure centres coffee, bakery clothing shops, salons, department stores with a small cinema on 3th floor, super market in 1st floor is a bit pricey and food is not always fresh, some stocks are not filled in time. It's ok in the total, I could give it an 3.5 out of 5.

This shop is good for meet up and quick bites. You can also pay your bills here, groceries and accessible for jeepney rides going around Makati and CBD.

Small little shopping center more geared towards locals. Has a really extensive supermarket inside with pretty much anything that you could want or need.

A fifth level mall with great parking area. You've got everything you'll need in this mall. Courteous guards.

Landmark is a reliable department store that has just about everything you need under one roof. With a well-stocked grocery section downstairs and a variety of household items, accessories, and everyday essentials upstairs, it’s a great place for convenient shopping. While it may not specialize in high-end fashion or branded clothing, its location is ideal—surrounded by malls that cater to more specific shopping needs. If you’re looking for a practical, no-fuss shopping experience with a wide selection of products, Landmark is a solid choice.

The place to be for shopping. They have so many levels filled with all sorts of things from clothing and shoes to furniture and tons of other brands. At the basement, you have a food court and a grocery, so you can complete all your errands and grab a bite at one place. Though I've noticed that the second floor gets overly crowded because it's a go-to shortcut for those who want to go from Greenbelt 3 to Glorietta and vice-versa. But for all the congestion, prices tend to be incredibly affordable, so it's not a bad idea for your everyday shopping needs.

Landmark Department is my favorite place to shop. It has a wide variety of local products and international brands at very reasonable prices. Products are organized, easy to find. Sales staffs are helpful and polite. From my experience, prices is lower by 10 -20%. Buying pharmacy products is convenient to shoppers, there’s a Mercury Drug located at the ground floor. The supermarket is medium size and located at the basement where the food stalls are. Grocery products are not properly arranged and sort out. It’s good the staffs are willing to help customers. The prices of most products are cheaper by approx 5 to 15%. For me, Landmark prices are unbeatable. The bathrooms are neat and tidy. The fitting rooms are clean. For commuters, there’s a jeep terminal station across the exit door facing Makati Avenue.

My favourite place for groceries. I have been coming here on a weekly basis for years. The fresh fruits and vegetables were consistently of high quality, and the wide variety of products available was impressive. What I especially appreciated was the reasonable pricing across the board. However, I did have a less pleasant experience when I needed assistance in the pork and chicken section. The staff there appeared unfriendly and uninterested in helping customers. When I asked for assistance, they had an annoyed demeanor. Despite this, I would still recommend this supermarket for your grocery needs, as long as you don't require help from the pork and chicken section staff.

Great shopping centre, definitely worth a day of shopping. Although staff needs training not to distant themselves and be frightening when they have foreign English speaking customer. When you work in retail customer facing service you should be prepared to speak English.

This mall really amaze me when it comes to price, from department store,grocery and food court are cheap compare to it's neighbors mall. Mall quite old and need some improvement. Offer mass to rooftop chapel. Staffs are attentive and respectful. Great mall experience.

Great place for cheap finds, but customer service is disappointing. Many cashiers are rude, unwelcoming, and speak with no respect. They often speak disrespectfully and make customers feel as if they're a burden rather than valued guests. Basic courtesy and professionalism are lacking, which takes away from the overall shopping experience.Management should improve staff attitude and professionalism.

06/13/25. Circuit Mall. One of the newer malls in the Metro. Lots of restaurants. Wanting in apparel shops in my opinion. Like the open air central courtyard. Avoid Theater Drive exit when approaching 5pm. Very traffic getting out of parking.

I went to Ayala Malls Circuit over the weekend for some shopping and strolling, but I have to say—it was more crowded than I expected. The place was packed, especially in the common areas and near the popular stores and restaurants, which made walking around a bit tiring at times. That said, the mall itself still has a nice, open layout. I like how it’s designed with both indoor and semi-outdoor spaces, which helps a little with the flow of people, but on weekends, the crowd really builds up. If you’re someone who prefers a quiet or chill mall experience, a weekday visit might be better. I stopped by S&R, which was convenient for picking up a few things. Then I checked out National Bookstore—not a huge branch, but it had what I needed. For dinner, I went to Mazza restaurant. Despite the crowd, the place was clean, and the air circulation was decent. I just wish the seating areas and corridors were a bit more spacious to handle weekend foot traffic better.

Ayala Malls Circuit is a great, modern mall in Makati. I really love the overall vibe—it’s stylish, spacious, and has a good mix of tenants. Parking can be a bit cramped, and there are no wheel guards, so extra caution is needed when parking. The mall features open-air hallways, which can get quite hot when walking around. Thankfully, there are also enclosed, air-conditioned areas to cool off and shop comfortably. Overall, it’s a nice place to visit with a balanced tenant mix, offering both popular brands and local finds.

I just visited Ayala Malls Circuit in Makati, and I'm impressed! I came here to watch a play at Samsung Performing Arts Theater. The outdoor mall has a chill vibe with plenty of restaurants and bars. Food options are diverse, from Filipino eats to international cuisine. Parking can be a bit, but overall, it's a great spot to hang out, dine, and shop.

August 2025 Ayala Mall in Makati area Semi open mall style with a straightforward layout that services the surrounding and connective residential buildings. It is a common athletic events place and has a visa application center as well.

A great place to visit. Almost everything is here . They have a wide variety of shops, foods and stalls.

This mall is a vibe. It may not be the biggest but it provides spaces for people to relax and just be. I like that in different corners of this mall, some are doing TikTok videos, others just chilling by the faux grass and looking at the Makati skyline while the posh crowd just emerging from the Samsung Theatre after watching a play. I'm not from this area and overall, I'm happily envious that folks in this area have this mall in their neighborhood.

I go there 2-3 times a week to get my groceries from the market place there. It has several restaurants/cafes, and small booths for toys and accessories and one place where you can buy stationary, print docs..etc It has parking, and also there is a bus stop inside the same parking.

Its pretty rundown, the restroom looks like it came out of the ring movie. Restaurants and shops are not that bad so its a 3 ⭐️ for me.

Place bit dirty but can be tolerated as outside are full of trees. Inside, temp bit high but option for food is good. Visited Jiang Nan. Some mosquitoes inside probably because of plants outside parking. Can definitely improve mo cleanliness.

It’s a very small mall, but I would say it’s more like a food court with two stories high for different restaurant and some office supplies purchasing. Marketplace is in the basement, but comparing with the size, it’s not big and having a lot of choices.

Good food but service is slow.

Easy to find, adding more parking space would help

Staying at the Picasso hotel and took a trip over to this mall. It's a large mall and seems to have a nice variation of different stores with a decent selection. There's actually two malls next to each other. One is SM which is the basic mall and the the other I believe is called Greenbelt which is more high end.

Beautiful chapel in the middle of the lush Greenbelt park. Solemn and peaceful, very conducive for reflections, meditations, and worship. I also find the architecture attractive and very welcoming.

This is the Chapel tucked in the Greenbelt landscape, forming a circular pattern of a mini-osland with ponds surrounding it. Unfortunately, the chapel is closed as early as 6 pm. after the mass, making it hard to visit the interior. The chapel is accessible in the Greenbelt 3 and 5 along the accessible parkway.

paid a short visit to say a prayer and thank Him for all the blessings and and love and everything in between. i got to visit this church almost everyday single day when i was still working in Makati. TYL!

In the middle of the busy business center in Ayala, Makati you'll find this solemn place for everyone to pause and humbly acknowledge the greatness of God. Years before I step into college, i have seen the rapid development in Ayala and was thankful that the Ayala Group decided to maintain the church in its original location.

Highly appreciate the maintenance of this church. Calm and pleasant place.

Visiting here on the weekdays out of curiosity and it has been such a pleasant visit. Uniquely located in the middle of Greenbelt Mall Park Complex, surprisingly it's really tranquil and offer you a whole experience of visit. Not only available for prayer, you can do confession to the booths available in here or take seats on the outside chapel as well and enjoy the serene scenery. Also love the interior quite much! 👌

Sto. Nino de Paz Greenbelt Chapel is a serene oasis in the bustling heart of Makati. Nestled within the Greenbelt complex, this open-air chapel offers a peaceful retreat for reflection and prayer. The lush greenery and tranquil surroundings create a calming atmosphere, perfect for spiritual respite. The chapel hosts regular masses and is well-maintained, with a clean and inviting ambiance. The accessibility and integration into the shopping area make it a unique and convenient place for both worshippers and visitors. It's a beautiful spot to find peace amidst the city's hustle and bustle, and a testament to harmonious urban spirituality.

Market Market, an Ayala shopping mall, has a variety of modern brands. It is a popular shopping mall in the Philippines, so I recommend visiting it. Between Market Market Mall and the parking lot, there is a traditional market and a food court. In the market, anyone can buy a variety of local foods, drinks, and snacks at a low price. There are also stalls where you can buy flowers, clothes, and accessories. It is a space where modern shopping malls and traditional markets coexist, so it is popular with visitors. If you pass the food court and the parking lot from Market Market, there is another shopping mall called SM Aura.

I visited Market! Market! in Taguig mainly to hang out and relax on October 28, 2025, and it turned out to be a lively and enjoyable place. The mall is bright, modern, and well-organized, offering a good mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. The open areas, fountains, and cheerful atmosphere make it a pleasant place to spend time, especially in the evening. There were programs and live performances happening in the middle area during my visit, which added to the festive feeling of the place. Families, couples, and tourists all seemed to be enjoying the event. It’s definitely a nice spot for a casual hangout or to just enjoy the vibrant city life of Taguig. However, I didn’t do any heavy purchasing, as I found that the prices here are comparatively higher than in other shopping areas of Metro Manila. For travelers coming from other countries who want to buy souvenirs, clothes, or home items at cheaper rates, Divisoria would be a better choice for shopping. Still, Market! Market! is worth visiting for its atmosphere, convenience, and entertainment. The facilities are clean and the environment is safe. I would rate it 4 stars, mainly because of the higher prices but an overall enjoyable experience.

Visited on June 12, 2025. A food bazaar type of thing was happening inside the mall on the ground floor. Bought 100 PHP Yema cake from there. A concert type event was going on inside as well. The outdoor area has affordable, probably second-hand clothing stalls too.

We visit quite often mostly because of the cheap commute. In my opinion, the eateries need changing or at least some improvement. We generally just go to eat at Chowking or Wendy's. Always busy, but it's clean. They do have a good variety of stores, though.

May2025 Mixed store and market mall which is the more accessible and varied place to shop and dine. Some specialty stores and services often not found elsewhere in BGC: 1. Computer 🖥 stores galore 2. Bazaar 3. Party materials 4. Wet markets 5. Provincial pasalubong stores 6. Transport terminal

If you're looking for Barongs, Filipiniana outfits, dresses, costumes, and casual wear, you can find them all here at the 2nd floor fashion market. Prices are very reasonable and the selection is great.

Wanna be a pet friendly mall. Pets need to be hand carried or in a carrier/stroller. Nothing much to do in this mall due to its small space. Kids can play but limited. Accessible for those who are in wheelchair or with disabilities.

A go-to place for every shopper that's on a budget. With a wide variety of choices to choose from. One should need ample time in looking for their needed items. It has better security now than before

am quite familiar with the divisoria/binondo area, having worked there in the early nineties. The area still looks more or less the same with a hustle bustle of jeepneys, and many many shoppers. what was not around at that time was 168 shopping mall, which made it convenient for the shopper who no longer had to walk to visit different stores but could shop conveniently in one mall. We were there to hopefully pick up polo barong (gusot mayaman...or crumpled rich material..description of what material is) unfortunately, it seems that this style is slowly fading out so was difficult to find. The stores had short sleeve barong, but different material. It took some time to find exactly what I needed but at least the mall was air-conditioned. Some stores priced each at P1500 and you could negotiate price down but it was still pricey. Luckily, my wife was able to negotiate in other stores (Bridal and formal wear was available on different floors, LG,4, 6) so we got 4 for P700 each. Not bad considering i bought one at a regular department store in Makati 2 years for P5k. They had a lot of other stuff like boxer shorts though not easy to find but succeeded at P60 each. Divisoria has got everything you could possibly need at 1/10 the price. The area might look intimidating for those that are unfamiliar with the area but if you can, do shop there. It is an experience like no other and am quite fortunate to be very familiar with the area. Highly recommend

I visited this Shopping Mall in Divisoria on October 31, 2026. It was a great experience overall. The mall is large, air-conditioned, and filled with hundreds of stalls offering a wide variety of products such as clothes, bags, shoes, toys, and household items. What impressed me most was the price and quality — many items were much cheaper compared to other markets, yet the quality was surprisingly good. It is a perfect place for anyone who wants to shop for their home or gifts without spending too much. The sellers were polite and open to bargaining, especially when buying in bulk. The mall was quite crowded, but still organized enough to move around comfortably. However, I found one drawback during my visit — the condition of the comfort room. Only the urinal was working, and the toilet closet had neither toilet paper nor a health faucet, which was quite inconvenient. I hope the management improves this facility soon, as it would make the shopping experience even better. Despite this small issue, I truly enjoyed my visit. I recommend this Shopping Mall to anyone looking for affordable and quality items in Manila.

A highly strategic place for retail items as it is proximate to the sea ports of Manila. Warehouses are just around adjacent districts so items and wares are easily available and replenished. 168 makes it comfortable and convenient to shoppers. Huge parking spaces. Good cheap food with it's wide food court including Halal Muslim choices. ATM Machines are available near the food court. Establishments accepts cash, GCash, Alipay, Wechat. Be wary of pickpockets, count your change and be conscious when paying cash. Always bargain when buying

168 Mall is a vibrant, multi-story shopping mecca in the heart of Divisoria. What sets it apart is its air-conditioned comfort, a welcome respite from the bustling streets outside, and its generally more organized layout. You'll find an incredible array of goods here, from trendy clothing and accessories to electronics, toys, home decor, and party supplies, often at wholesale prices. It's a favorite for those looking to buy in bulk or find unique items without the intense haggling often associated with other Divisoria areas. Food courts on various levels offer a convenient refuel. While it can still get crowded, especially on weekends, 168 Mall offers a more modern and comfortable shopping experience compared to the traditional public markets in the area.

168 Shopping Mall isn’t your typical mall; it’s a bustling hub where hundreds of street shops converge. The area is lively but a tad crowded and can get a bit chaotic. If you’re driving, it’s best to leave your car behind. Expect narrow aisles, but you’ll find a complete range of items available. The prices are comparable to other popular malls like Divisoria and 999. It’s worth a visit if you want to explore what Manila has to offer! 🇵🇭 Remember, it’s not about luxury—it’s about the experience and the variety of goods you’ll encounter. Whether you buy something or simply soak in the atmosphere, 168 Shopping Mall provides a glimpse into local life. 🌆👗🛒 Enjoy your shopping adventure! 😊

I love a bargain. Lots of things to buy. Bustling and busy. Watch your belongings and make sure you negotiate the price and get the correct change.

Nice mall, where you can get everything in one place. The supermarket at the UG also offer variety products from local to international. It's easy to reach this mall from the hotel where we are staying around Makati. This mall also link to another landmark or Makati.

Landmark is a reliable department store that has just about everything you need under one roof. With a well-stocked grocery section downstairs and a variety of household items, accessories, and everyday essentials upstairs, it’s a great place for convenient shopping. While it may not specialize in high-end fashion or branded clothing, its location is ideal—surrounded by malls that cater to more specific shopping needs. If you’re looking for a practical, no-fuss shopping experience with a wide selection of products, Landmark is a solid choice.

The place to be for shopping. They have so many levels filled with all sorts of things from clothing and shoes to furniture and tons of other brands. At the basement, you have a food court and a grocery, so you can complete all your errands and grab a bite at one place. Though I've noticed that the second floor gets overly crowded because it's a go-to shortcut for those who want to go from Greenbelt 3 to Glorietta and vice-versa. But for all the congestion, prices tend to be incredibly affordable, so it's not a bad idea for your everyday shopping needs.

Landmark Department is my favorite place to shop. It has a wide variety of local products and international brands at very reasonable prices. Products are organized, easy to find. Sales staffs are helpful and polite. From my experience, prices is lower by 10 -20%. Buying pharmacy products is convenient to shoppers, there’s a Mercury Drug located at the ground floor. The supermarket is medium size and located at the basement where the food stalls are. Grocery products are not properly arranged and sort out. It’s good the staffs are willing to help customers. The prices of most products are cheaper by approx 5 to 15%. For me, Landmark prices are unbeatable. The bathrooms are neat and tidy. The fitting rooms are clean. For commuters, there’s a jeep terminal station across the exit door facing Makati Avenue.

My favourite place for groceries. I have been coming here on a weekly basis for years. The fresh fruits and vegetables were consistently of high quality, and the wide variety of products available was impressive. What I especially appreciated was the reasonable pricing across the board. However, I did have a less pleasant experience when I needed assistance in the pork and chicken section. The staff there appeared unfriendly and uninterested in helping customers. When I asked for assistance, they had an annoyed demeanor. Despite this, I would still recommend this supermarket for your grocery needs, as long as you don't require help from the pork and chicken section staff.

This mall really amaze me when it comes to price, from department store,grocery and food court are cheap compare to it's neighbors mall. Mall quite old and need some improvement. Offer mass to rooftop chapel. Staffs are attentive and respectful. Great mall experience.

We had a super Amazing time, during our stay , stuff are too friendly and approachable , food are wonderful , ❤️❤️❤️ room are nice and comfy,

Chicken Inasal was extremely dry and lacked taste. This was not savory at all though a good option if one is in a diet. I found the rice and chicken not warm when it was served.

The service crew was too noisy. People at the dining area and at the kitchen were talking loudly the whole time we were dining. They were too busy chatting that they forgot to serve our coffee, which we eventually canceled because we were already done eating, and still, coffee was not served. Bibingka had a slightly burnt, chewy base. It seems like it was already reheated several times already. Fresh lumpia was too small of a serving size for its price. Not a pleasant dining experience, overall.

Apr 2025: This is your trusted go-to place for reliably good comfort food. We ordered bibingka, pancit Malabon and ginatan halo-halo and they delivered. Someone commented about the interior. I actually find it nice but can get crowded. The problem is that the mall itself is on the warm side. Service-wise, the staff were attentive and quick. Kudos to them.

Yesterday, we ordered Sinigang Shrimp, Crispy Pata, Gambas, Salad na Paco and Sinigang na Karne. Always love their Sinigang na karne at Powerplant Branch so I know how should it taste like. Obviously, I am making this comment coz of that. I've included some pictures and it's up to you to judge. I told them our observation about their Sinigang na Karne and maybe they just don't care coz we haven't heard anything from them after that. Other than that, the place is comfy and good.

The place was newly renovated. The service though has degraded considerably. The table smelled like wet dog rag. After wiping with alcohol and tissue it's filthy... Food is okay but can't help but wonder if it's clean. Via Mare best years are definitely behind it. Hope management can do something to improve it once again.

In the food scene, there are a lot of restos popping. And you experience either a hit or a miss when trying out. But then there's Via Mare. A steady staple of good comfort food. The bibingka is buttery and served hot is so good. The halo-halo had just the right ingredients, the ice easy to mix, and overall not too sweet. So when you don't want to overthink where to eat, this is a good default option.

They moved to level 6 (restaurant row, same level of cinemas). Smaller place but same excellent service and great homecooked tast of their dishes. Try not to go during peak hours as they rarely have available tables for lunch and dinner. Or reserve a table for convenience)

It looks like a small mall at first glance but don't be fooled. It's really quite huge. I love that it has sort of secret places like the Public Eatery and the cinema and chapel at the 5th floor. You can a lot of specialty stores here and pretty decent food choices. The problem, parking. Never attempt to go on weekends in this mall because you will spend 2hrs pr more looking for parking space and will end up parking at the most undesirable location, B4. plus the elevators to the parking are the slowest ever with lots of people lined up. If you are to use the escalators, they're hard to find, hot, not people friendly overall. The place is also not well maintained. (See pics) While talking about it, I am forced to take 1 star more so the overall rating is 2 on weekends and 3 or 4 on weekdays.

July 2025 Stylized shopping mall by the Robinsons group with a layout that services existing residential towers connected to it. Many of the stores are often updated to current trends while the basic convenience are met. Parking lot though is a bit disorganized and often lacking proper signages.

This illustrious mall has rightly earned its reputation as the pinnacle of elegance and sophistication. Its opulent ambiance attracts an elite clientele, including celebrities and influencers who appreciate the luxurious atmosphere. Shoppers are encouraged to dress impeccably, as the high-end stores offer exclusive, designer collections at premium prices. Remarkably, the staff and security personnel exude warmth and approachability, enhancing the refined experience. However, occasional restroom maintenance issues can cause minor disruptions, slightly detracting from the overall seamless luxury. Nonetheless, this establishment remains a distinguished destination for discerning connoisseurs of style and grandeur.

I finally was able to visit this place after hearing it from a friend for quite some time. It is a fairly huge mall with a variety of stores, establishments, and restaurants to choose from, and the mall itself has a very modern feel with facilities well maintained. The AC is more than adequate, and there are multiple food courts to choose from the bottom floor and top floor alongside standalone restaurants across the mall. It's proximity to the nearby LRT2 station is also a bonus for accessibility. I would recommend visiting this mall sometime. Underground parking is also plentiful for people with cars.

Robinsons Magnolia is a premier shopping mall located in Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines. Upscale but cozy—smaller than Mega Mall, offering a refined ambiance suited for New Manila’s upper‑middle class crowd.

The mall is nice with a cute small outdoor area, not too big or too small. It has all the important stores you need, great restaurants, and a variety of good food options. The food court also offers tasty choices, making it a convenient and enjoyable place to visit. Here are some stores

The place is elegantly beautiful, not crowded & good for relaxation.

Nice place to go for some peace away from the city. But it was very busy in the afternoon. Difficult to find a quiet spot alone.

Refreshing air, there's still some birds singing you can hear. If you want to spend alone this is the best place. Jogging or just spending hours sitting while watching the scenery of the garden.

A quiet park in the middle of a busy city. There are lots of shade from trees and you can walk dogs

If your planning to get here. Please consider bringing off lotion with you.

A good place to jog and do fitness activities within the city.

Feels like you are in a forest with many trees. There is an amphitheater like open space and an elevated stage. The garden is accessible through the De Jesus oval circle or BGC greenway park. beautiful landscape,there are stone benches where you can sit to relax

One of my favorite place in BGC. When i was working near this park, i visited here almost every my lunch time and rest here. Here can be central park of the philippines or BGC. Forest and building make the harmony, it really can provide for people who is tired of building forest. Sometimes i can see people who is smoking in the park, please do not smoke here. Your behavior can destory nice treasure in BGC.

Cash & Carry Mall is a popular shopping destination in Makati City, offering a diverse range of retail options, dining establishments, and essential services. It's known for its accessible location and convenience for both shoppers and commuters. The grocery store at Cash & Carry Mall is packed with a wide variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, and various frozen foods. The fruits and vegetables are mostly nicely wrapped, ensuring freshness. The entire place is very clean, and the proactive staff adds to the pleasant atmosphere. They have all sorts of house and office supplies and consumables readily available. The competitive pricing makes it a great spot for budget-conscious shoppers. Plus, the mall is very accessible with convenient parking. Highly recommended!

Cash & Carry Mall at Filmore St., Makati, is one of those places that may not be as flashy as the bigger malls, but it has everything you need in one convenient location. Whether you’re doing grocery shopping, grabbing a quick meal, or looking for affordable finds, this mall delivers. The supermarket is a highlight—it’s well-stocked with both local and imported goods, making it a great spot for grocery runs. Prices are reasonable, and you can find items here that aren’t always available in bigger supermarket chains. The department store is also worth checking out if you’re looking for affordable clothing, appliances, or household items. Dining options are varied, with a mix of fast food, casual dining, and local eateries. The food court offers Filipino favorites and Asian dishes, and there are plenty of budget-friendly choices. Luk Yuen, for example, is a must-try for Chinese food lovers. There is also Jollibee, Mary Grace, Savory restaurant etc. Another plus is the accessibility—since it’s not as crowded as other malls in Makati, shopping here feels less hectic. Parking is available, though it can get full during peak hours. The mall is also a go-to for errands, with banks, a cinema, and other essential services available. If there’s one thing that could be improved, it’s the mall’s layout—it can feel a bit outdated compared to newer shopping centers. Also, customer service, especially with security personnel, can sometimes be hit-or-miss. Overall, Cash & Carry Mall is a practical and reliable choice, especially if you want a no-fuss shopping experience with a good mix of retail, dining, and essentials. It’s not the most glamorous mall, but it gets the job done.

Have to be at least 4 stars. The is a supermarket and a few restaurants, multiples food kiosk on the ground floor. A cinema and a food court on the 2nd floor. And a large furniture showcase on the 3rd floor.

I've already reviewed Cash & Carry before, but it's been a while. It has all the practical stores you need—supermarket, drugstore, hardware, appliances, furniture, repair shops, and more. There are also a few nice ones thrown in, especially in the tech/mobile area, and a growing number of coffee shops inside. I must admit, this is a biased review. I love this place. It's in a very strategic location, nestled in the middle of a residential area. Before you reach any malls or restaurants, you'd have to pass by it, or it's close enough to make you think, "Let's just go to Cash & Carry." The interior has undergone many transformations, giving the impression that they value their tenants and the people who go there. The supermarket boasts some unique items you won't even find in fancier stores. The mezzanine holds several stores selling imported items and goods. Overall, this place feels like that unassuming but intriguing friend, or visiting the cool tita who has everything you need without flaunting it. It's unlike the rich tita with all the extravagance, where it feels like you're walking on eggshells around her.

I was so astouned with the turn around of this place, after major changes dine to the entire complex. The place is so lively with many stores opened. Lots of places to eat. They also have a huge activity area on the ground level. Decent parking spaces also available.

Bad experience! Rude security guard especially the security guard upstairs from food court yeah i didn't know it was bad to use laptop but does it matter? Im just watching movie? At least tell me politely and properly not with a rude attitude. Another thing is the bagger is only doing chitchatting to the cashier not paying attention to his job look he even forgot to put our things we brought like butter and chicken. The baggers should help the cashiers as well not gathering in one place and do chitchatting. So embarrassing even my foreign boyfriend felt traumatized about this experience.

The mall offers essentials like hardware stores, tech shops, a cinema, and various service centers, all under one roof. It may lack the high-end glamour of newer malls, but Cash & Carry delivers a reliable, no-fuss experience and offers excellent value, making it a well-loved and highly practical destination for local shoppers.

This mall hosts coffee shops, namely Starbucks, Zeus Coffee, Pickup Coffee, B1T1 Coffee, including a Lawson convenience store that also serves coffee. There is a Levi's shop i often visit here.

Alphaland Southgate Mall is one the malls that stand along Edsa Avenue corner Pasong Tamo in Makati that has an easy interconnecting access to MRT Magallanes station. This mall offers few selected stores, tiangge, food chains and even grocery that you'll find just enough of some essential needs we want in a mall.

Feels like a “classier” version of Makati Square, albeit without the ukay-ukay/Divisoria vibe. Some notable presence here: 1. Pag-Ibig satellite office, which is open from Monday to Saturday 2) Small Puregold supermarket, with limited selection of items, but decent choices for meat and seafood 3) a branch of The Generic Pharmacy 4) now this is the clincher: a Levi’s factory outlet (near the Pag-Ibig satellite branch) that sells Levi’s products at about 30% lower prices 5) food court on the 3rd floor with food stalls offering affordable food that are decent 6) Starbucks on the ground floor— was closed when visited on a Saturday, but no worries, as there’s a Pickup Coffee just a few steps away if you happen to have a coffee craving at that moment 7) a bulalo restaurant on the second floor- but no idea if it’s good

Accessible to MRT, directly connected with Magallanes MRT station. The Mall has a supermarket, bank, restaurants, boutiques, Pag ibig Fund, offices, visa center for KSA, basement parking, etc. Accessible to both private and PUVs.

Observation: For small starting businesses X Fast turnover, I see kiosks close often and get replaced with new ones that close again after a fee months.

The mall is accessible to all modes of public transportation, there is even a connecting bridge to the MRT Mantrade. It is a great place to while the time away while waiting for an appointment or dialysis patient, it is cool and there is a wide choice of food chains and restaurant.

Very accessible to all the transports, malls itself and restaurant’s highly recommended 😉

Dragon 8 Shopping Mall offers a slightly more structured and modern shopping experience within the Divisoria landscape. Similar to 168 Mall, it provides air-conditioned comfort and a multi-level layout, making it a good alternative for those who prefer a less overwhelming environment than the open public markets. You'll find a diverse range of products here, including apparel, footwear, accessories, electronics, and various novelty items, often catering to a younger, trend-conscious crowd. Prices are competitive, and while haggling might be less intense than in the public market, you can still find great deals, especially when buying in bulk. It's a solid choice for a more relaxed Divisoria shopping trip without sacrificing the extensive selection.

A shopping mall dedicated for wedding gown, dress, suits and other small things for weddings. You can get lost with lots of same gowns and suits that they are selling. Quick tip, avoid the center aisle and go to small alley in between because they give you more competitive pricing. They also have a food court on the 3rd floor and grocery in the ground floor. If you are crossing from 168 mall just take the pedestrian bridge (overpass) and it take you straight to the wedding madness. Hehe BTW, This is where I got my suit for 4k. Happy hunting

A place were you can find a very affordable price of wedding gown. In this place they accept made to order full entourage gowns, coat, mother gown etc. And theres a cheap price of textile here at dragon 8 mall.

Good place to shop for your wedding needs! From Barong, suits,gowns, and Souvenirs. There are stalls that offer tailoring

Dragon mall management, recently we noticed that most of your escalators are not working, I don't know if your doing some repair or you're not really actively activating your escalators to reduce you're electrical consumption. For us, who frequently shop at you're store, we're experiencing the burden esp. When most of the time we carry heavy baggage going to the parking area.I even saw some elderly person having a hard time going up or down on not working escalators. Please do some necessary action regarding this matter. Thank you.

Very large mall and watched the Zumba Class Friday night. They all were very energetic and all ages..

Consists of 3 floors. Many affordable goods to choose from. Affordable dresses for different occasions are available here. Variety store. The food court is located at the 3rd floor. There are jeepneys going to Divisoria which you can take to get here.

Giving it 3 stars because of the staff. Staff should have 4 stars The food... 1 to 2 stars. Fish is dry, salpicao and salad is salty, only the paella is good. The food taste wrong... Is it just us? Or is it the head chefs day off. It was really good the 1st time we ate. Thats why we came back for a 2nd, the 2nd should be sweeter but it was a dissapointment.

It’s a great place to hang out with friends/family at night who likes music/salsa! The live band starts at 930pm and the place becomes livelier, thanks to the Latino/a singers! If you miss Latin America, this place will take you there remotely. Just be sure to sit inside the resto so you can dance😉 The only downfall - waiters/servers, they don’t immediately attend to your orders/needs and they keep on chatting with each other.

The waiter and waitress always busy and chatting. Hard to get their attention when you need assistance.... Long Island and Nachos are nice, just the service really make people dont wanna go

Food quality is bad Drinks is ok It is a good place for friends to gather, to listen to music and drink

Great food and ideal for family or group lunch with their famous Lechon Cubano. The buffet lunch is truly the best in Makati area. Great food, friendly people and reasonable price

Aways the liveliest place to have drinks and being entertained by the live band playing salsa music! Oh yes! They have a smoking room by the side!!

A perfect place for drink, listen good music and dance with the Banda Latina.

The apartment appears expensive amd i believe it is. Its located at Magallanes facing various establishments. Its near to SM makati, Ayala malls, dasmarinas village, alorica etc etc. It has business centres at the ground level as well. There is SANLO mall, tim hortons etc. It isnt much crowded as the other malls

So Old style Philippines.. in this digital era, we still need to go to security for everything and the security so Rude no respect. When you rent a unit it means you’re the owner and responsible to the unit. But the SOP makes the renter as hitchhikers. Everytime we have visitors or buy something need to register to security and You don’t have service elevator. The most weird SOP in the world! if you want to make it secure and safe. You need to provide card that only can access one floor only. So everyone there can’t go up without card and can’t go to other floors because one card only can go to one floor only. It’s really secure. But what you do just put stupid security. So rude, no respect.

A lot of people abandon the place because they can not pay the monthly rental fees during pandemic. Majority of renter before are Chinese from Mainland China who work from Pogo in MOA. The rooms are small with the price of 36k pesos per month. They have different business stablishment in this area.

As of AUGUST 31, 2021, MAKATI CITY is still in MECQ. Please be advised to observe social distancing practices, wear your face mask and face shield. San Lorenzo Place Mall is a small mall located at the ground floor of connecting residential towers. The Mall is clean and orderly. And because it is still MECQ in Makati, some non-essential shops are still close but most of the restaurants and grocery stores are open. There is an ongoing vaccination campaign/site at the second floor conducted by the Makati LGU.

I frequent this mall when I was working in Pasong Tamo (Chino Roces). I used to frequent Empanada Nation, Ramen Cool (already closed), Niño's Burritos, McDonalds, etc. I really love their bancheto-type eateries outside during nighttime. It is of course more expensive than normal but not too much. Also you can have merienda in Shopwise as you can but pancit canton and have them cook it for you, served with pandesal.

Sanlorenzo is really awesome building for residential and shopping center is in the basement mrt station is also nearby we can get each and every stuff at one place

All amenities are just around the place. Easy access to transportation. Building is clean and the ambiance is perfect. The security is well managed, too.

Staff was courteous and the food was served quickly, which is good because it would have been terrible to have to wait for terrible food. It’s so bad! How shameful to associate this with Japanese cuisine at all, even if it’s fast food, other cheap Japanese fast food chains are so much better than the no-effort no-care food they make here. Even the miso soup did not taste like miso.

It's a shame that the dividers in the bento don't match the amount of rice.

I waited 20 minutes to receive a lukewarm greasy gristly "wagyu" burger. I have had some bad food in my life ( 30 + years military here🤮). This was bad. A first and last for Tokyo Tokyo for me.

Food: doesn't taste like the other branches. Plus there is a bonus HAIR on my veggies! Really gross! Service: there was no fork, and it took 10 mins for them to provide us with forks. I just needed two! Atmosphere: a bit crowded, not much room for walking

Food was served rather quick. Was told it would be 15minutes, it took less than half. Curry I ordered wasn't even warm. The pork tonkatsu looked more like pork nuggets. It's comically small. It's placed in a busy location that's why It has a marketplace atmosphere. I frequent this branch because it's near my workplace. Food has always been subpar. Portion and taste wise.

Surprisingly, tokyo tokyo is your affordable resto when you are craving japanese. This fast food chain suits all ages. Triwd the chicken oyakodon donburi rice meal and it is really good and cheap! I pretty much like the taste and a generous portion of rice. You should pair it with the famous red ice tea. Tried the braised pork ramen also but it tastes more like chowking's wanton soup but good enough since it also has tamago. Ofcourse, not as authentic as the real japanese but it sure good quality for the price.

My food took 50 mins to be served. If I had not follow up my food they will not serve it urgently.

Store moved to Greenbelt 3. Atmosphere more light, posh and more spacious. Still line is forming outside and once you are inside you are greeted with your personal assistant. Went in with an appointment. My assistant was busy and seems I was neglected for at least 30 minutes and kept browsing until he became available. Best to visit during weekdays when there is less people, but still, people line up. Appointment to me is better, gets you in instantly.

The place is cozy, but you have to fall in line (almost 30 minutes) if you didn't set an appointment. The CS told me that it is advisable to go on either Monday or Tuesday to avoid the long lines. Most of the stocks are limited, and unavailable. I heard from the other customers that the other branch in Solaire is less crowded.

I never expected to encounter such a disappointing experience—especially from Louis Vuitton, known for its luxury and exceptional service. I inquired about a minor repair for my LV Capucines bag — specifically, just a loose screw on the handle — and instead of receiving clear guidance, I was met with vague and inconsistent answers. First, I was told the technician was unavailable, then that the bag might need to be sent to Singapore for assessment, with no definite timeline or assurance provided. It almost felt like I was being subtly questioned about the authenticity of my bag. I would never bring an item in for service if it wasn't legitimately purchased. To make matters worse, the service was delivered with a tone that was cold and dismissive. Patricia, in particular, came across as overly pretentious and unhelpful, which left me feeling disappointed and disrespected. It’s deeply frustrating to experience this kind of treatment — and moreso, in our own country.

Nice newly-located LV store in Greenbelt 3. We waited in line to get in for about 10 mins - which is good for a weekend. SAs are very helpful even if the store is jampacked. There are only two LV Stores in the Philippines - this one and the one in Solaire.

I’ve been a loyal Louis Vuitton customer for years, but my recent experience with their SA named “ALGEN” has left me extremely disappointed and frustrated. We brought my LV bag in for a repair due to canvass peeling, expecting the high-quality, attentive service that the brand is known for. Unfortunately, what we received was the complete opposite. First off, the staff seemed completely disinterested in our concerns. When we explained that we just need to drop it off, we were met with indifference and the associate didn’t seem knowledgeable about the repair process. Understandable that she was vague about the details of the repair since we were speaking to a more senior SA. So rather than explaining to her the whole history of the bag, we just asked her to receive the bag and issue us an acknowledgment receipt—- so that she pass the bag to that senior SA. We waited for several minutes thinking she was issuing the receipt but whoala she came back with my bag in hand and just randomly told us that she or whoever applied a wax on the bag and insisted that the wax will solve the peeling. Magic. 😏 To make matters worse this ALGEN has the audacity to argue with us and blame us for not bringing the bag during Covid period. She also implied that the peeling was caused by its magnetic lock and of “improper use”. First of all, the bag was purchased before COVID and was only used after the COVID. Where will you use a branded bag during Covid? At home? At the supermarket? Second, the peeling wasn’t isolated on the magnetic lock area. Lastly, I’m insulted at the insinuation of “improper usage” that’s why it peeled. I have several monogram bags and this is the only bag that peeled and the peeling occurred after 1-2 day of usage. As if her rudeness wasn’t enough, she was walking around the store holding my bag which irked me. She could have returned the bag on its box so as not to risk damaging it further but her poor judgement is really baffling. For a brand that prides itself on luxury and quality, it was a shocking that LV hires a staff like her— she lacks customers service! I had expected more from Louis Vuitton and their staff considering the high prices they charge. I will seriously reconsider my future purchases.

Very nice place and staff friendly. It’s superb.

Symon went above and beyond to assist me in obtaining the items I required! ❤️👌🙏 The only issue is that when I returned to my hotel, I called for two days to inquire about various items and whether they were available, but they never answered the phone.

Beautiful mall and park like setting.

Luxury shops. Decent restaurants selection. Not too big that you’ll Get lost but not too small either.

Great vibe with fashion, people and eateries in Lush green environment. Best place to spend an evening with friends and shopping or dining when in Makati Philippines.

Probably one of the cleanest and classiest malls I've been to. It's not crowded (went on a weekday, that's why), but still, a great place to treat yourself for some fine dining without the stress of being among lots of people (perfect for introverts).

This place gets busy. After the waitress tried seating us right next to the restrooms, bypassing several empty tables she (at my request) sat us at one of the empty tables we walked by moments earlier. We ordered Alfredo Pasta with chicken and one of their bacon burgers with fries. Ice tea, margarita and milkshake were the drinks. The pasta dish is huge! It was a little dry but the chicken was tender and tasted just okay. The burger was fine but lacked flavor. The fries were great! Milkshake was underwhelming and bland. Margarita got the job done. Best iced tea I’ve had in a restaurant in a long time.

One of the best malls in Makati. Huge outdoor park. Various restaurants, shops and recreational facilities. Best for families with children.

In general Greenbelt is awesome place for shopping, but if you have medical emergency don't go to healthway you'll just waste your time there But when it comes to shopping they Hermes, Louis Vuitton, Dior, and other luxury bags. This is the perfect place for you, just walk all around Greenbelt. You'll see what you've been looking for.

I was looking for a convenient salon near my hotel and came across this one based on its excellent reviews. I’m so glad I booked an appointment! From the moment I walked in, the service was outstanding. The staff greeted me warmly, offered me a drink, and made me feel right at home. I came in for a hair treatment and cut, and the senior stylist was wonderful—he took the time to ask thoughtful questions about my needs, which immediately reassured me of his expertise. Overall, I had a great experience, and I will definitely be returning. Highly recommend!

Excellent service here - from hair down to customer service. Always appreciated Culture Salon for their quality work and caters all your hair needs + organic products (opt for more healthier options with them) got my hair colored & botanical treatment here couple times, always the best. + complimentary drinks!

I had a disappointing experience at this salon. I showed the stylist a reference photo, but he started cutting without checking the length first. I asked for layers and ended up with a blunt, choppy cut that looks nothing like the image I provided. The actual cutting process was unlike any haircut I’ve ever received in my life, the stylist grabbed a random chunk of my hair, pulled it to the top of my head, and just started snipping. I’m not a hairdresser, but I’ve never seen anyone cut hair this way. It felt rushed and careless. On top of that, the salon was very loud and not relaxing. While the staff was friendly, I really wish there had been more communication, attention to detail, and proper technique. Please consider training your stylists more thoroughly. Unfortunately, I won’t be returning. Update: This is what my hair looks like from the back after coming here. Please save your money and go to a hair salon that actually knows how to cut hair.

Really only wanted to shape my thick hair, I told my stylist my goal for the session was to have hair I can be happy with growing out. Instead, the stylist brought out thinning shears and thinned my hair out so much. A lot of its shape, waves, and thickness are now gone, after 6 months of growing it out. My brother however had a really great haircut, I don't remember the names of the stylist but he had arm tattoos. The staff were friendly and the refreshments were good, but that's all I can say.

I visited the salon with a very clear request: soft, natural-looking curls using a curling iron only — no diffuser. Unfortunately, the experience was disappointing from start to finish. First, my request was ignored. I ended up with basic, stiff curls, not the natural waves I asked for. No heat protection or styling products were used at the beginning, which is not acceptable — especially on color-treated, thin hair. When I asked for heat protection, they sprayed it directly on my roots, which only made my hair heavier and flatter. After curling, they just ran their hands through my hair, which made it lose all shape and volume. I asked for some correction and volume, but they added one more random curl and offered only hairspray, which just weighed everything down even more. In the end, my hair looked flat, lifeless, and nothing like what I requested. To make it worse, I was charged for a hair wash — even though no wash was done. I expect much better communication, technique, and honesty from a high-end salon.

P1200 haircut but went out with FLAT cheap haircut. Your stylist did not even check/analyze my face shape and did not even show the back of my hair. Nag thank you na lang ako then cried at home 😔

I am happy with my rebond! The staff are nice and welcoming, they answered my concerns very well. They really know what the customer needs and they deliver. You gotta pay for it tho 😅 The whole rebond process was chill. Treat - Wash - Blowdry/Straightening - Treatment - Wash - Blowdry - Cut ... in just less than 4hrs? I had stressful (and painful) experiences that took me 6 to 8hrs before on other salons. In Culture Salon Manila, two salon staff expertly treated my hair. Very technical. They also proudly endorse that they use authentic Aveda hair care products which are made of natural ingredients, and are paraben-free, sulfate-free, and cruelty-free. Great, right? They serve you your choose of refreshment too, while waiting. I had a cup of tea. What I also liked about the salon was that it is very hygienic, organized, and well-kept. Kudos to this salon! My boyfriend had his haircut and he was happy with their service too. Check them out :-)

So many shops and restaurants! Lovely outdoor area with terraces and trees - really love it

Food is so delicious..was enjoy with company sister and friends

Greenbelt 2 is closed for renovation until late 2026. Greenbelt 1 is closed until 2028 😬... But the renovation should be spectacular

I love coming here to meet my business partners and customers

Has lots of good food choices

Rest room were reliable to have tissues 👍

This is one of my favorites places in the Philippines

It's one of our usual parking options when we go to Makati. Lots of parking slots, ramps are not too steep and the location is perfect - quite convenient as it is near the shopping malls and dining establishments in the area.

A great parking space, near every mall within the Ayala Center.

Parking ticketing and cashiering system is down as of September 10, 2023. As a result, payment was moved to the 3rd floor and as extremely slow. Cars hardly moving.

This is one of our go-to parking spaces when we go to Makati. Glad to see they are maintaining the building well.

Awesome Space whenever it’s Art Fair 🤍

Great deals on cash prices and good selection of products! Love it! Staff are welcoming and kind, will get you discounted prices as long as you pay spot cash. But will still give discounts for straight charge. Definitely a fantastic place to shop for your electronic needs!

Our old time sake favourite parking place, from motorcycle to 4 wheel drive it accommodates all types of vehicles. It has enough space and link towards your locations to visit in glorietta or in greenbelt. This is infront of Landmark Makati and has Anson's Appliance store.

I've been trying to reach them but I don't think that's the right number anymore. The call will go through, but after a few seconds it ends my call.

I love it, they're giving discounts for senior citizens..

Hurry!!!! Theres a lot of discounted prices on selected items at Ace Hardware

About installation of water heater.Di nasunod sa schedule.

Ace hardware do you have fridge door gasket

Very gud..

I love ace hardware

One star because the problem from 2 years past persists. Shelf prices don't match the amount charged. Of three items I bought, the cheese had its price marked on it. Each of the two other items differed from the shelf price. P195 was overcharged on a combined shelf-price of P1949. 10% wow. She refunded the difference with the justification that these 'were marked-up this morning'. The place is cool and pleasant.

Small grocery. They have limited stuff though they have small ‘wet market’ section. The staff are nice. I love the wines🥂

I am a regular here.This place doesn't even feel like Rustans, except for the staff who is very courteous. The aircons in almost the whole store doesn't work. As a shopper you are uncomfortable all the time, sweating and feeling uneasy. This also has an impact on the sraff who are working in a basement and the only way to pump in air is the aircon. Inspite of this they do a decent job. The poultry/fresh meat freezer has been spoilt for almost 3-4 weks now and everything is cramped into one freezer. You also notice incorrect tagging ( you don't tend to check it often, but seriously we should). I recently noticed this while buying cartons of milk. The price on the rack showed 87 pesos, while at the time of billing, I happened to notice it billed for 92 pesos. I challenged this and a manager (perhaps) got this reversed manually. In the past I have bought icecreams with price difference of 50 pesos and all I have been offered as explanation is " Sir, its marked up price now"! Pretty bad if you ask me given that they position themselves as a premium player in the market.

Enough to cater my grocery needs. Fruits, meat, vege, instant noodles, chips :) Pricewise a little bit high.

Located in basement of Paseo Center, offers a decent variety of everyday groceries, meat and vegetables.

Unprofessional staff. Incompetent management. Only 1 or 2 cashiers (at the most) are open eventhough the line is extremely long.

Not a good place, unreasonably priced higher

2 years ago, I bought a wedding anniversary gift for my gdaughter and her spouse. Paid for them in advance while they were being ordered from I dont know where. Months passed, they never came so I ended up asking for a refund and not having any gift for the couple. I said I wont ever patronize Dior again. However, a year later, I was prevailed upon to come back and so I did only to suffer the same fate. I bought coats/jackets that needed a minor alteration that after 8 days hasnt even been started. I found this out only because I followed up. Dior GB definitely tops it in terms of bad service.

Dior newest flagship boutique is located here at the ground level of Greenbelt 3 in Makati City

Ridiculous system of being made to wait outside even when there is no one inside. Having brought a lot of stuff at CD I find it irritating and outrageous wasting my time like this. Feel free to comment on this CD - your stores in other countries don’t practice this weird behaviour

Good service and very good service

Professional and friendly staff ❤️

So nice

just skip us and serve other people,prefer Solaire Branch.

Nice little bit dirty waters but lots of koi fish nice

The garden is nice but the fish so little.

Great i love it

Some sections of the pond wasn't very clear

(Translated by Google) Good! (Original) 良好です！

We bought a pair of pants and skirt. Asked for a new stock. They said it will take 20-25 minutes. We came back 30 mins to be sure our choices were there. Not surprised, they weren't there. Took almost an hour. They said the stock room is far to which I do not understand why. And it seems this is the issue of others buying. If they want that set up in place, then they should do better in getting the new stocks. Who would want to buy display items that were tried on many times. It took almost an hour to get the new stock. Never again in this shop.

Horrible customer service

Nice shop

(Translated by Google) Don't understand why they can't fit or sell the last pc that the store displays. Isn't it worth displaying your other items? Aren't your other items beautiful enough to display in the window to attract customers? Don't you want sales? Instead of buying other items, I've lost my appetite. (Original) Dont understand bakit hindi nila pwede ipa fit or ibenta ung last pc na display ng store. Hindi ba worth i display ung other items nyo? Ndi ba maganda ung ibang items nyo para idisplay sa window to attract customers? Ayaw nyo ng sales? Imbis na bibili ako ng other items nawalan na ko ng gana.

There is no Banana Republic here

Their online store has the worst customer service to exist

Do not buy online. Horrible customer service

Linen clothing, perfect for heat and humidity.

Place was a bit small and designs are limited unlike the other TH shops we've visited.

Nice, well-lit store with branded apparel

Nice place to shop

Clean and sleek at first glance. 4 stars because I couldn't find some of the latest releases by Balenciaga. Customer service was top notch and very swift.

Fries no to little salt for burger umami meal yet so expensive so very disappointing not eating again.

Wide range of food choices! Food tastes good too!

Affordable food options

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