This place is getting better every time I visit (once in a year, approximately). It's large and…read morespacious. But there are a few things that should be addressed if it wants to be a top tier, world class shopping mall as simply boasting to be a large shopping mall is simply not enough: - More rest rooms - More general seating areas (benches) - Interior decorating (chairs, water fountains for drinking, REAL plants and trees, ambient lighting and music... etc) - exterior decorating (scenic beautification) - More trash bins

Location is near the Bacolod sea port and manokan country. Lots of stores for your everyday needs…read moreand wants. There is a cinema, food court, department store. Wasn't able to pass by the supermarket. Lots of parking space. Public transportation available especially in the center of the mall (in between the bridge that connects both sections of the mall). As Valentine's Day and Chinese New Year is approaching, the mall is decorated with red hearts, red ampao, red lanterns and replicas of the Japanese cherry blossoms.

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.

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.

Considering it's your only real mall choice in Bohol, it's not bad!…read more I loved that they have native crafts on the first floor and a large supermarket. I had a lot of fun buying local merchandise. They have the staple fast food places like Chow King, as well as sit downs. They had several coffee shops, and a National Bookstore. We were also able to buy our ferry tickets back to Cebu. It's a chill place.

The only contemporary designed mall in bohol as of this posting. Its fully enclosed not a strip…read moremall, has two decent restaurants, bohol bee farm resto and prawn farm. Also has a food court where all the food offered is filipino based cuisine. This place also has a movie theatwr and is walking distance from a main bus terminal that will get you to other places in bohol besides panglao.

#70 (2017)…read more (Sometimes I wish more places here in IloIlo City were on yelp so I could share the experience) To keep the theme going Im going to give y'all the insight of this gem just outside SM City. Some just think its the outside area but thats only the beginning. In the open area in the Plazuela De IloIlo thats beyond the building structure is a very very dope area that resembles what you would call here a swap meet. Tons of tents set up with many different types of shops. They have some tents selling Disney character designed socks and the hottest shoes to rock, and tents that sell women clothing and cute phone cases and trinkets. Its also an area to buy all your souvenirs for friends and family. the items here are very unique. There are some things here you can't find anywhere else. At some points of the year they even have play areas for kids and have water rides and something like go karts and just a fun time for the kids. They even have a stage set up for various performances like singing and dancing. Near the entrance of Plazuela (it does cost you money) they have statues set up of different characters like Nemo & Dory along with other Disney Characters and Pokemon characters. They are truly some amazing photo ops. After you walk around the outside shops stop in the near structure for some good eats. they have a good bakery that I can't remember the name, and they also have a few restaurants. I would usually stop by Plazuela after or before heading into SM City.

Plazuela de Iloilo is a cute outdoor area for leisurely shopping and enjoying the sun. When we…read morearrived there is a beautiful cobblestone path/driveway leading up to a Greek/Roman fountain. There are several restaurants and retail shops to peruse. If you walk further back there's an outdoor park area with an outdoor "flea market" type area. Along the sides there are benches and grassy areas with colorful statues to take pictures with. Further down the park there is a small kiddie paddle boat area for children. On a very hot day maybe it wouldn't be as fun but we went as the sun was almost down so it was cool and very enjoyable. If you happen to be shopping at SM Mall I think you should definitely stop by the Plaza de Iloilo as well!

SM City is the mega mall you think of (in the Philippines)…read more SM City Iloilo the place to go on the island. They have everything you could possibly need/want here.

It's fun here! A great place for people to find.what they need! Groceries! Clothes! Toiletries!…read moreBeauty Services! Electronics! Drinks! Food! You name it, it's here! With that in mind, there also comes a sh*t ton of traffic and congestion, but for the most part, it's like how the malls, throughout the U.S. used to be! Overall, you'll enjoy yourself and all the A/C! You're welcome!

D*Mall is not a western-style mall but an outdoor pedestrian walkway line with dozens of…read morerestaurants, clothing, gift, souvenir shops, stores, pharmacies, banks, ATMs and even a 7/11. it runs from Section 2 White Beach to the first main road, avenue behind the beach and hotels and is shaped like a big 'Y'. When you want to start to explore the interior of Boracay this is the main route to take to start, You can walk to take a tricycle, cart, or car to other beaches, shops, resturant, budget hotels and the seaports or go up to the hills.

I really enjoyed this outdoor shopping plaza which is very close to our hotel that has a lot of…read morerestaurants offering a variety of cuisine, souvenir shops, cafés, bars, and almost everything you need. It is a huge plaza centrally located at popular and busy strip, Boracay's Station 1. I'm not a big fan of hotel food, so most of our meals during our stay was at this plaza. Surprisingly, the restaurants were not really that expensive here. Not if you're an eatery surrounded by competition. There's so much to explore in the shopping plaza, This place is a must visit.

Okay as far as malls go. Fairly good mix of store's & restaurants. The cell phone store hawkers…read morewill drive you nuts every time you walk by, but they have segregated them to one area on the 3rd floor so you can easily avoid them. If you're not Filipino do NOT buy anything without a price tag! My wife asked the price of a tempered glass cell phone protector for her cell phone (same model as mine). Her price 150 pesos. I went by later and asked the same kiosk business. My price? 399 pesos! But that is very typical here in the Philippines unfortunately.

This is one of the iconic branch of Robinsons, because this branch is where Mang Inasal started. It…read moreis at the downtown trading area near the port to Guimaras and the market. It is the only mall in downtown with a cinema, Starbucks, and J. Co.