A good go to place to find restaurants and stores for essentials. I think that the selection of…read morerestaurants can be better.

Ayala Center Cebu is a big shopping place in Cebu City. They have many stores where you can find…read moreclothes, gadgets, and other things. What's cool is they often have sales and discounts, so you can get good stuff for less money. Besides shopping, there are lots of places to eat. You can choose from fancy restaurants to simple food places. And if you want to have fun, they have a cinema where you can watch movies and other entertainment stuff.What's also nice is that the service is great. The people who work there are helpful and friendly. Plus, they have lots of coffee, Boba, and sweet dessert stores where you can treat yourself to something tasty while you shop or hang out. Overall, Ayala Center Cebu is a fun place to visit. You can find good deals on things you need, enjoy tasty treats, and have a good time with your friends or family.

So this was my first mega mall experience in the Philippines and Cebu as a whole. I can honestly…read moresay I was blown away and impressed. From the stores, the size, and the restaurant options. A must see if in Cebu and looking for an amazing shopping experience. P.S. Remember where you parked and entered the mall........it will save you time.

Seaside is a new mall, it has a good verity of shops but some of the big names were missing in…read morepopular clothing and restaurants. On the plus side is that it has a huge supermarket and close to Nustar Casino Resort.

I would like to start out by saying that these reviews do not reflect my experience at the mall,…read morebeing that this is the second one where I had to post under SM City Cebu, being that the individual establishments are not listed I had to do what I had to do. This revieew is for Cebu Kung Hey Food in the mall. I was not impressed at all! It was one of the worst places that I ate at in Cebu, it was very fishy. I didn't even finish the meal.

The last time I was in Cebu was 2017 and we went to the SM Seaside. 9 years later, we're back, and…read morethis time we came to SM Cebu City. The set up is basically the same but more vendors since 2017. I love the food court area and the different varieties of Filipino food they serve there. I can't do or trust street foods.

Parkmall is one of the places we like to visit when we are in Cebu. Actually, it is located in…read moreMandaue just outside of Cebu City. They are not as big as our favorite mall in Cebu, but they are closer to home. They have a little bit of everything you need. There is a grocery store to supply your food needs. We like to exchange our dollars for Philippine Pesos at a shop inside the mall. On the second floor of the mall there is a bunch of shops filled with all kinds of stuff. We bought a very cool backpack at a bargain price. There are a multitude of dining options both fast food and sit down. Heck, they even got a casino to fulfill your gambling desires. Yup, I am a fan of Parkmall.

Parkmall's best feature is that it is a pet friendly mall! Animal lovers can bring their furbabies…read morefor a stroll inside as long as they're kept in a leash. Parkmall has a department store, a grocery, pet shops, appliance stores and etc so it's a great one-stop shop venue. Plenty of restaurants too in case you find yourself hungry while shopping!

Authentic Brand Name Stores [LAPU-LAPU CITY, CEBU Philippines]…read more When our driver suggested that we check out the Outlets I said let's do it so before heading back to our hotel he took us here. Many brand name stores especially shoe brands like Converse, Nike, Adidas, Vans, Skechers, and Puma. We walked around a little bit more continuing our window shopping until we stopped at Giordano (clothing store). That's it... Mom and I splurged at this one store and after paying for our items we didn't want to see the rest of the stores anymore for fear of spending more $$. Quit while you're ahead LoL There are food stalls inside in case you are hankering for food or a snack. Let's go shopping... Review #3350

Worst cinema experience. Staff at the cinema are unprofessional. Bad customer service.read more

When I am in the Philippines I go through a transformation. I become a fan of shopping malls…read more What the heck!! In the good ole U.S.A going to the malls is something I do not like at all so I rarely step inside one. In the Philippines, though, I look forward to stepping inside their doors. Robinsons Galleria in Cebu City is one of the newer and largest ones in Cebu. There are about 4 or 5 levels of shops to explore. I do enjoy exploring and getting exercise in this air conditioned haven. Terrific selection of stores and food places plus so much else. Most of the staff I come across are friendly. Robinsons is super clean, and it is not too crowded. If you are a foreignor visiting Cebu, chances are you will be a fan of Robinsons Galleria too. Step inside and find out.

Robinson will always be our go-to everytime we are staying somewhere in Fuente. It's not as lux as…read morewhat you think but they are the most convenient supermarket you could ever have and is offering of bigger selections on what you need. Located just near Fuente Circle it is the first Robinson Mall here in Cebu City. It has three levels and packed with what all you need. It's surrounded with hotels and for sure tourists will definitely love the conveniency. Anyways, going inside is a bit strict and 12years below ain't allowed due to the pandemic restrictions. Mahalo for reading and happy juandering fellow yeeps.

This place is a small mall with food court and supermarket. Gets the job done and conveniently…read morelocated next to Fuent Circle, mango ave and osmena blvd.

Its small compared to SM and Ayala. But it has a food court and supermarket. So enough to get the…read morebasics done.

We found ourselves at JY Square multiple times during our trip. They are a little shopping mall…read morewhich includes store like salon de rose, dim sum, McDonalds, massage, facials, a Watsons pharmacy, and a food court. It's in the middle of the hustle and bustle and easy to get to. It's located just right up the street from Waterfront Hotel and down the hill from Marco Polo. Very convenient. You do have to pay for parking, a few pesos depending on how long you're there. You can get parking validated from most places. Most of the time we walked there. :)