Makati Square is one of the oldest and pioneer malls in Makati City established in 1979.
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a month agoIts really old, nostalgic place for hobbyist, you can still smell the rustic of the place. Many japanese tourist and residents here maybe becuase of Littlw tokyo which is my fave go to place to dine
Drake Hogestyn
5 months agoGlory days are gone but this shopping center is still in operation... has been surviving all odds of the past. Evidently, the fame, quality, and prestige were all gone. Sad that cleanliness has been forgotten here too.
Elmo B
in the last weekI need guns and ammo I just might be here as MCS opens There are 2 firing ranges that you can help yourself with here. Government offices are also here namely SSS and BIR. And of course some good food. Automated basement parking nice and wide. Not to forget tons of mobile phones and mobile phone accessories you can buy in MCS.
Angela CDG
a year agoThis is not a mall one would go to just because. Gone are the days when people actually spend a fairly good time here for dates, movies and lots of shopping. It is OLD and mouldy but there are still treasures to be found if one really looks and opens his eyes -- and heart. Aside from Nostalgia, this place is like the extension of Little Tokyo across the street. There is a number of authentic Japanese restaurants/bars/grill diners can enjoy with family, friends or work associates. They all have excellent menu. Ukay-ukay shops abound but more importantly, the good old shooting range and "gun shops" are still here. It's worth the trip for one's "armory". Art scene, you ask? Head up to the top floor where the once-popular AMF Puyat Superbowl used to operate and you'll find a studio and an art shop.
Thant Zin Oo
a month agoVery nice place . Good for relax and shopping. You can buy electronic devices.