This is definitely where it's all happening on white beach.
It's a hive of activity for shopping, eating, drinking and people watching so is definitely worth at least one visit.
It is basically the same complex from where I have seen it 2 years back. Even after the island closure , it is still the same. Many unique eats , bars , souvenir shops still galore. Hawkers and peddling goods not allowed here. There is a mini mart which closes 12 midnight. But most establishments close by 10 pm. Only one restroom, in D Mall Avenue .
It's not much of a 'mall' if that's what you're expecting, but if you need to find decent places to eat or somewhere to buy basic supplies, clothes, and accessories, it's not a bad choice. In fact, it's likely your only choice.
I was seriously looking around for a mall, but it was actually a large shopping district at Station 2. You’ve got to bargain to get your goods at a more reasonable rates. To buy items are coconut oil products. Many restaurants, souvenir shops and a few inns around. Strange enough, their moneychanger only allows us to change from foreign currencies to buy pesos. Hence they only put up one set of rates. If you wish to travel to another country after visiting Philippines, you have almost no chance to buy foreign currencies from their moneychangers. You can drop that idea, and pray hard you find a moneychanger at the airport. These moneychangers at Boracay Dmall simply don’t sell you.
excellent mall for you to take a walk and chill around.
many thing available here for food and easily you can find something nice.
price are stated clear and wide.
but of course smoking is strictly not allowed here they have a small smoking area.
