You can find korean and Japanese fashion goods at an extremely good price here! Owner is extremely…read morefriendly to help U find what is suitable for you ;) love this place.

Our go to place for special occasion dresses. Reasonable prices, attentive service and an amazing…read moreselection. Love it!

Tips: - It has a plaza component to the mall…read more - Hong Food and Panda are excellent food stalls to grab a cheap, fast, yummy meal. - Hakka Pavilion has excellent food fare and takes over from where McDonald's used to be. - Circle K is in the plaza part of the mall and has hot dog and hot drinks. My rating is 3.5 stars. I'll round up. I grew up with folks getting confused with my high school and the Malvern area of Scarborough. I'd say that I went to Malvern Collegiate Institute. Folks would assume that it was in Scarborough. Um, no. My high school is in the Beaches in Toronto. Malvern Town Centre is indeed in Scarborough. It has changed quite a bit over the years. I grew up with this jingle in my head: Malvern, Malvern Town Centre. Malvern makes you smile. It's funny that it doesn't exist on the Internet as a YouTube video or something. Nope, it's not a figment of my imagination. It was a catchy jingle back then. When I worked in Scarborough, I'd come to this mall, which is known more as Malvern Mall to locals, to get my flu shot. The Shoppers Drug Mart (SDM) was in the mall back then. The flu shot clinic was in the mall, just outside SDM. This drugstore is no longer at the mall. Rather, it's in a plaza a block away that I like to frequent. Same with the No Frills. I loved when Zellers was at this mall. It shuttered in 2007. These days, there's Hart Store and Labels that are department store anchors. There's also a huge grocery store, Fresh Land. I have yet to go into it, but it looks impressive with hot food stands. The mall's food court is a bit sad. There are only two food stalls there and I've been to both of them. Hong Food and Panda have been there for years. They offer yummy fast food at cheap prices. There is a high school nearby, so everyone can take advantage of the combo deals. This mall used to have a McDonald's. Sadly, that eatery disappeared a couple of years ago. In its place is Hakka Pavilion, which has tasty offerings. It also has student and senior specials. I do like the food court area. The natural sunlight shines in. It's spacious, cheerful, and nice to sit down and eat. I recently visited Real Fruit Bubble Tea. It's a nice addition to the mall. I enjoyed a watermelon drink. I'm still reacquainting myself with the mall. I still haven't visited a ton of stores, but I'm getting there. This mall does have a high number of pay phones. I have seen four of them so far. Malvern Town Centre adopts a mall-plaza model. I frankly started returning to the plaza side of things first. Circle K has hot foods and is my favourite store for getting hot dogs. I also like the selection of hot and cold drinks here. The downside is that it is a standalone store, so you can't collect PC Optimum points here. I also like the Pizza Hut a couple of doors down. I've also frequented Scotchiees, which is a part of Rubini West Indian Grocery Store. The oxtail meal is yummy. It does take some time to get your meal assembled here because it's all island time at both businesses! I have The Wing Spot to frequent next. It's between Pizza Hut and Scotchiees. I like this mall, despite many stores being empty. However, the plaza side thrives, and I love all the eateries in the mall and plaza. I also like parking here. You can always find a decent parking spot here. (330)

Malvern Town Centre has got some lockdown essentials on a warm, sunny day: huge selection of…read moregroceries at Fresh Land and mot crowded on a Sunday afternoon---lots of fresh produce, frozen vegetarian foods like mushroom balls, jerkies, delicious buns at Kin Kin Bakery---crunchy pineapple bun with fragrant red bean filling, plus vegetable curry puff which I have NEVER seen anywhere else and finally yummy mango slush at Fresh Fruit. Would definitely come back next time I'm in area.

Dynamite is located on the 1st floor of the mall right in front of the WalMart. I had a return to…read moremake that day. I was on my phone trying to pull up my order confirmation when an employee came over to ask if I needed help. She let me know that there was a QR code in the email that they had to scan to complete the return and helped me find that. After that, the return was really easy to make. I was told that the return might take a week or so to show up on my card but it only took a day or so. Glad for the simple process.

The company has poor customer service. The staff don't engage with you in a friendly manner and are…read moreabrupt with their tone. Try to return something to their locations and their return policy is terrible even if you call customer service you get no where. It's no wonder their locations are empty. Don't even bother asking for the manager because they don't have any personable friendly skills. It's time they review the personalities they hire.

Fashion Valley is one of those places you can count on to have the basics for Indian wear and have…read morethe standard fabrics you need. I really liked the fact that they offered saree petticoats, standard lehngas, saree blouses, jewellery and even Indian menswear. Whenever I have a non-indian friend looking for an Indian outfit, this is always were I send them.

Where do start. First time visiting: The first time I went…read moreto fashion valley I was excited about all of the beautiful fabric. I was immediately confused about the fact that my cousin and I had been in the store for almost 10 minutes without being greeted. The workers glanced over at us, but did not even try to help us. We had to chase a person down who seemed annoyed that we were bugging her. Eventually when we checked out after buying a couple yard of fabric the man at the counter was being friendly. (Probably because he saw that we were serious about purchasing.) Second time visiting: HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE, I went alone and no one in the store paid any mind to me. Some of the sales reps were actually helping customers, but many did not seem busy but didn't bother acknowledging me. After chasing down an associate and asking for the price of an item she seemed like she was making up the price because it was much higher than the price range that the other items was in. There are definitely a lot of beautiful choices and a variety of different fabrics, but the customer service is ABSOLUTELY INTOLERABLE. Not one employee made me feel welcome in the store.

Location was a lilittle sketch. Two women greeted me when I walked in. They were friendly and…read morehelpful. They had a decent selection. I knew what I wanted from their website so it was an easy purchase at a great value.

SmartCentres are 180+ shopping mall & city centre property developments throughout the country…read more The SmartCentres Scarborough East businesses are located in the Milner Avenue and Morningside Avenue area with easy access via personal transportation, TTC public transit as well as Uber, taxi and foot traffic. There is usually at least one national big box store to anchor the development; in this case it is Walmart Supercentre at 799 Milner Ave, Scarborough.

Zara semi-annual sale offers discounts from 30%-60% off. The store is usually packed and customers…read moreare making a mess. The staffing level is kind of light for a busy Saturday afternoon. The selection is pretty good as the prices have gone up alot. I would wait until end of July for further reductions. You can usually find a bargain like jeans for $29.99 or less. The resort shirts have unique design elements and quality material. You can use your Zara id code from their website or their app. No need to keep printed receipts which is handy and better for thr environment.

Returned to see what new arrival products are on the shelves…read more Store has geared up so the whole family can look great with Winter now here.