visit Metro Manila Malls

[mahiligsacoke]

Opus pretty good

[mike wazowski]

Sm numbah wan

[aral]

Yup, Opus is very nice.

[hylos77]

trinoma

[Joeythemango]

Opus

[FergusMcloud]

Agree opus

[reddskins04]

GH

[remarkableday520]

green hills 

[Erning69]

Say what u want,megamall is the best in the ph. Kesyo pangmasa etc.

Its the most complete mall ,even more extensive than moa. Literal na lahat ng kailangan mo ay nandito.

[dpg_168]

greenhills

[hylos77]

sm north

[SilverSky]

Ayala Malls Manila Bay on top

[eriksinner]

Moa

[shanghaiboy]

Trinoma and Greenbelt 😀

[millerz0]

2 hours ago, Erning69 said:

Say what u want,megamall is the best in the ph. Kesyo pangmasa etc.

Its the most complete mall ,even more extensive than moa. Literal na lahat ng kailangan mo ay nandito.

Moa is also quite overcrowded, although Megamall and North Edsa have been experiencing that as well, Moa seems to have the longest queues for parking and way more people in general, but doesn't really have anything interesting over Megamall to justify it, unless you count IKEA. The other two provide a better experience. Unless you like the seaside part. The ferris wheel has a pretty nice view to be fair.

When I was in junior high I remember Trinoma being the better option over SM North, it was cleaner, had nicer places to eat, and nicer cinemas in a time where there was actually a reason to go out and see movies in person. SM North has cleaned up a lot since then, especially after the pandemic ended, and I don't really see a reason to go to Trinoma these days other than to avoid the crowds. It feels very dated and a lot of spaces are vacant now. The layout also feels very disconnected despite it being smaller than SM North, which is very complete and easier to navigate.

I like that Ayala tried to expand by adding Vertis but walking between there and Trinoma is kind of a hassle. I can see them competing closely with SM North if they added a portion in between.