IKEA

The largest IKEA in the world and Restaurant by capacity. We had a buffet style lunch and ordered everything. The menu varied from Filipino food to Scandinavian cuisine. It is clean, the line ups are long but there’s a separate lineup for people that has disability card. It goes fast but still need to wait and depending on the day. It’s inside the Mall but it has its own parking lot with ample of space , but do get in early.

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.

First time to actually shop here instead of just eating. (We usually order furniture and decor from their website, because they won't fit in our car.) Their self-service concept for furniture is interesting, though a lot are out of stock. The layout is done in such a way that we ended up picking items that weren't in our shopping list. Food is also a lot better than my first experience (in Anaheim branch), as they now have pleasantly designed restaurants within the store.

IKEA Pasay City, the largest IKEA store in the world, offers an extensive range of affordable and stylish home furnishings. The store is well-organized, making it easy to navigate its vast array of products. The in-store restaurant serves delicious Swedish cuisine, providing a pleasant shopping break. Despite occasional crowds, the efficient staff and self-checkout options ensure a smooth shopping experience. Conveniently located in the SM Mall of Asia complex, it's a must-visit for home decor enthusiasts.

I recently visited IKEA Pasay in Manila, and I must say, it was an exceptional experience. From the moment I walked in, I was impressed by the sheer size and organization of the store. It’s a massive space, well-laid-out, and designed to provide an immersive shopping experience. The variety of products available is astounding. Whether you’re looking for furniture, home decor, kitchen essentials, or even food items, IKEA Pasay has it all. The showrooms are creatively set up, offering plenty of inspiration for home decorating ideas. I particularly appreciated the attention to detail in each display, which made it easy to envision how the items would look in my own home. One of the highlights of my visit was the IKEA restaurant. The Swedish meatballs are a must-try, and the dining area is spacious and comfortable, making it a perfect spot to take a break during shopping. The prices are reasonable, and the food quality is excellent. Customer service was also top-notch. The staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and always willing to help. Whether I had questions about product availability or needed assistance with locating items, they were quick to assist and provide valuable advice. Check-out was efficient despite the high volume of shoppers. The self-service check-out counters are user-friendly, and there were plenty of staff members available to help those who needed it. Parking was ample, which is a big plus given the store's popularity. IKEA Pasay is a fantastic addition to Manila's shopping scene. It offers a wide range of high-quality products at affordable prices, and the shopping experience is second to none. I highly recommend a visit to anyone looking to furnish or decorate their home.