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I’m always excited whenever I go to MOA because I know I’ll always find something new. But due to my frequent visits, I came up with a list of my most recommended shops and dining places.
Don’t miss Taste Asia! It’s an area where you can find different food chains and...
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What separates MOA from the rest are its many unique features. One of which is a 20-seater tram traveling around the mall grounds to transport shoppers anywhere. When you’re here, you’ll also see golf cars and trolleys traveling inside—a first in the history of malls in the Philippines....
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Once you’ve reached MOA, there’s no time to rest. To save up your energy and time, here’s a bit of advice on how to explore the biggest mall in the Philippines.
The Mall of Asia grounds consist of four buildings namely the Main Mall, the Entertainment Mall, and the North...
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Getting to MOA has various ways. If you’re from Philcoa in Diliman, Quezon City, take a bus. If you’re from the Metro Rail Transit (MRT) EDSA Taft Station, a jeepney will do to reach the mall. An “FX” (an SUV-type of public transportation) can also help you get to this mall. But this last...
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The Mall of Asia (MOA) was constructed within the reclamation area, aptly nicknamed the "Bay City." Located on Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City, MOA was built with a gross floor area of 386,224 square meters. Its two-building parking lot can accommodate approximately 5,000 cars. You’re probably...
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Shopping centers in the Philippines are very rampant. Wherever you go, you’ll surely find one—be it small or big. This only shows that Filipinos love to shop, and I testify for that! In fact, just recently, the country’s largest mall chain—SM Malls—has built the biggest mall which is...
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I was told that Filipinos love malls. But I never really believed it until I saw the SM Mall of Asia. Simply put, this mall is huge in its ever sense of the word. The facade features a globe as its emblem. Despite its size, the architecture of the mall is very attractive with its spacious...
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