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Trees and plants are not plastic, 1 guard in each area and entrance but no exit/entrance inspection/search, very few local/filipino restaurants, plenty of overpriced snacks/food(most are common can be bought outside local market), some wear and tear walls that somewhere has less people, the sign direction are confusing, the rest room are good but the direction signs won't help you find it, and plenty of overpriced and non original accessories. Very big place.

A very busy mall - at the heart of the metro and MRT station. There are quite a number of malls connected to it too - SM North, Landmark, Vertis North. This can get very busy specially on weekends as commuters pass through it. It has almost all the essential shops and restaurants. :)

I used to go here weekly pre pandemic when it was a mere 1 bus ride away (I am from the North). But after the pandemic, the travel routes were changed, and now it is 3 short rides away. Such a bummer. But if you come from the south, the MRT drops you off here. In SM the crowds are more mass, but compared here, it is leaning to more middle class. Evident in the upscale brands they have and the overall feel. I love that they do not recklessly dispose the strays cats but found a way that they may co exist peacefully. There are also a lot of greens or breathing spaces. I also love that on some holidays or special occasions like Valentine's or Mother's day, they have some free treats or special activities. Yes some tenants come and go but they do have some strong mainstay stores. The middle is like an event center, sale hub. Oh, their toilets are always clean as well. It's just pretty inconveniently located when after we buy grocery in Landmark and we are waiting for a taxi there is no CR there, only Starbucks' but of course they don't allow the public to use their CR, for customers only. So you have to walk very far, to the opposite end. Way past the grocery and food court. Everything you would want or need is here. Restos foodcourts food and drinks, amusement games, supermarkets, drug store, salon, fashion clothes, shoes, cosmetics skin care makeup, hardware, jewelry, specialty stores, chapels, etc!!! They even have some mobility (wheelchair) for rent. Just to put this out there: Their Facebook had a competition many years ago, but there's hardly any participants. I joined. They did not publish any contest winner. I asked about it but they did not reply and later on received a pm from a private account (perhaps the one manning their social media failed to log into the business account).

The Ayala Malls Trinoma is one of the biggest malls in the north and very accessible thru the MRT train. Exactly located at EDSA Quezon City. A premier shopping center that cater wide range of retail shops both local and foreign brand and there's a lot more this mall has to offer

As far as I can remember, my first time visiting the mall was somewhere around the year 2010. Time passed and some changes has been noticed. It's the year 2025 and it feels a lot less crowded, quiet sometimes and that's my speed. I like it better that way.