IKEA

Pretty fun place to kill some time and do some project shopping for the house or renovation project. The food there is amazing and well priced. The products not so much as it’s more expensive than other regions. Staff were nice friendly and helpful when seeking assistance and had some questions about some of their products. Layout is standard and there is plenty of parking downstairs. This is also close tot he lifts.

Huge store. Definitely a good place to shop your furniture since they got display inspirations on setting up your house. Though it's really a huge store so it's better to have a heavy meal before going and prepare your feet since you'll get tired from the maze track. Home service Installation charge is also quite high as well so make sure you have the budget.

I have been to different IKEA branches around the world and this is the biggest! People are chilling and even sleeping in the showroom areas. We even ate some snacks here before closing hours. Was great! IKEA remains IKEA!

I'm so glad that IKEA now has a store here in the Philippines. It's a haven for home furniture and decors. IKEA has tons of minimalist and innovative creations. The company follows and pushes for environment-friendly practices.

IKEA offers a wide range of aesthetic furniture and home goods at relatively low prices, making it accessible for low budgets. Many items feature sleek, modern designs and practical features that maximize space and functionality. I like furnitures like these because most products come with assembly instructions, allowing for cost savings and personal customization. The inside of these store are very big, I was lost at first and had trouble looking for the way out.