This shopping centre continues to easily meet the needs of most. My favourite is the Robinsons supermarket, although I don't like the queues at busier times at the attended checkouts. They don't sufficiently trust Filipinos to have self-service checkouts. The Robinsons department store is also quite good while the range of restaurants is very pleasing. Toilets tend to be on the upper levels but given this mall is built 'up' not 'out', they're an easy walk away. Cheap barbers and hairdressers are in the complex. Way better value than in Australia, the UK or Europe! Airconditioning works well and there are many hotels nearby in Ermita together with legitimate massage and (best of all) foot spas. My feet were wrecked from an enormous amount of walking in the UK and Europe but after a one hour foot scrub opposite Robinsons, they felt 500 per cent better.

After doing the malls in Makati And Malll of Asia ( which I found too big) I went to Robinsons which was walking distance ( for me anyway ) from the Manila hotel. It has everything I needed and more. The Robinsins supermarket is amazing much better than Rustans in Makati, I even found my favourite Merlot from Chile there as well as Australian wines at good prices. It has a great variety of shops and don't see why anyone would want more. There is also a money changer on the third floor which is easy to find. I was pleasantly surprised with Robinsons and just wished I had gone there first!

The metro station is not next to the mall so need a few mins' walk. The mall is quite big and not too big like the SM Mall of Asia. Quite some decent restaurants and a big supermarket. Taxis are easy available. This mall is not new and my first visit is 14 years ago. The neighborhood is quite filthy with beggars.

It is located right in the heart of Manila. It had seven levels spread over 240000 sqm. There are a lot of local and international branded shops. Beside there were many restaurants and entertainment facilitis. It's an ideal place for entire family. Worth visiting...