Ayala Malls Manila Bay

Fun & lively place to meet friends and family. You can do a lot of things here they have arcade games, classic gatcha, and even non electronic table tennis. Of course, there's all cuisine restaurants which they aptly put together like a village. Then there's the wide park and outdoor stage for events. Great place to enjoy, be it for solo or group activities.

I really like the mall because it's not too crowded and there are tons of restaurants and fast food places to choose from. The only downside is transportation. We waited for the free shuttle at Metro Point Mall for 30 minutes, but none ever came. Luckily, we were able to catch one when we went home.

Due to it being Monday, visitor traffic was low, making it an ideal location for a family outing. The premises were exceptionally clean, and all retail spaces appeared to be in pristine condition.

Ayala malls are truly on another level in Philippine malls when it comes to open spaces, public areas and facilities, and walkable and breathable areas. This mall is huge, and it has so many open spaces for families to enjoy and relax in. It has everything from department stores, supermarkets, restaurants, activity areas, arcades, and so many more fun things to try and places to discover. There is a big skating alley, a big arcade, arts and crafts centers, museums, etc for all ages to enjoy. Food choices are limitless and represent cuisine from around the world. Hallways are clean and well maintained. Bathrooms are clean and are not smelly. Parking areas are well-lit and well-maintained.

Shoppers here looks more upper class than in other pang masa malls, hence not as crowded as others. They house the spectrum- from affordable brands like Potato corner to prestigious brands like Dior. Toilets are clean with soap and tissue. I can't seem to get a free wifi spot here. Not so easy to commute going here during the early days. So we tend to use the car when traveling here. Animal friendly.