Visited this location because I needed some KFC. This place has everything and it kinda made me…read moresad because indoor malls in the US aren't as alive as the malls in Asia. I suspect its because of the weather and the pollution forcing people to want to enjoy that air conditioning and the cleanliness. This place has Starbucks so you can get your international mug, it has the SM so you can buy snacks, groceries, toiletries, and a bottle of soda for your cruise ship journey (yes, I came on a cruise ship) and it's centrally located. I came there specifically because they were located around the corner from a masseuse I was visiting. Clean and super modern, you won't be disappointed giving them a visit.

Most places in the Philippines are picky about exchanging your money, but the one here will take…read moreyour cash even if it has a little tear. I think this is because of the tourist police and wanting to have a good reputation for visitors. The exchange rate here for cash was also higher than where my partner exchanged money in Subic Bay. Because of this, I highly recommend travelers to do their currency exchange here. The mall is also nicely decorated for the holidays. Honestly, the malls in the Philippines are always filled and a lot more lively than the ones in the US. Despite how busy the mall is, it is kept clean although not many trash cans in sight. Often times you have to go near a restaurant to throw something away. This can be a little inconvenient but I also understand from an aesthetic standpoint trashcans are not exactly a lovely visual. The stores are alright, but the place is still expanding. It's easy to go through everything since most places are not open yet. There's not much food variety at the moment since more restaurants are still coming. I also wish there were more restrooms in the mall besides the ones located in restaurants. The one the mall offers quickly gets a long line as there are only a few stalls available. A lot of times, this line can be leading outside of the restroom.