Robinsons Place Manila

I have been going here since last year, it’s like a fusion of old and new style of mall, there is a lot to see and a lot to do. Come and look at what's in it for you from shopping to playing in the arcade, watching a film in the cinema or just dining in one of the restaurants or cafes here. You can process some of your requirements here if you choose to do so such as your NBI. There are a lot of places to dine here though I would really love to see more Halal spots if possible.

Large shopping mall with several floors and a wide range of stores and restaurants. Alhamdulillah, traveling from Davao city I was amazed that we discovered a prayer room at Robinson's Place Mall which is good for Muslims to pray in somewhere at the 3rd floor if I'm not mistaken near a number of stalls with salespeople selling cellphones and cellphone accessories. It'd be nice though if the prayer room has two separate doors so the males and females avoid unnecessarily mixing and going through the same door. Suggestion only. I wish there were similar malls in Davao city which have a special room designated for Muslims to pray even for a few minutes since we Muslims are obliged to pray at least five times a day (unless a female has her valid excuse).

Pretty good shopping mall for tourists and locals alike. The shops are pretty eclectic covering anything and everything I could want. Most of the eateries are aimed at locals though and I couldn't find any vegetarian places here. There at least 3 taiwanese tea places here including Gong Cha, Imperial and another one I can't remember the name of. There's also a big Robinsons Supermarket.

B4 pandemic, it nice place. Many foreigners.clean.big. My last visit was 2-3 yrs ago n now it changed. all local pple, many tattoo, chaotic, no cares 2 others, disorder. Will not back again. Mere mall 4 locals neibouring. Feeling is robinson is fading away some branches(novaliches. Dasmrinas.sta lucia..) unlike SM except Galleria.Magnolia(till good. Well maintained.) Pity

Busy and chaotic. Just the way I love the Philippines! No matter how big or how little the chaos is the people are always friendly. Security is very accessible at every corner of every floor always makes the unfamiliar feel safe. No matter what you’re shopping for you’re bound to find it at Robinson’s place !

Robinsons Ermita is a very spacious, with many wide corridors to explore. You'll find a huge variety of places to visit, from merchandise stores and restaurants to arcades and more. Worth the visit.

Store layout is convenient for browsing. Many people. Lots of great restaurants. A cozy shopping mall. Big enough to walk around.

Robinsons Place Manila is a vibrant and versatile shopping destination in the heart of Ermita, Manila offering a mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment options that cater to a wide range of customers. What Makes It Stand Out: • Wide Variety of Stores: From high-end fashion brands to affordable local retailers, the mall has something for everyone. It’s particularly strong in offering lifestyle and tech gadgets. • Dining Choices: The food court and standalone restaurants provide diverse cuisine, from Filipino to international dishes. It’s a good spot for foodies looking for variety. • Convenient Location: Located near universities, offices, and residential areas, it’s easily accessible by public and private transport. • Entertainment: It houses cinemas, arcades, and wellness centers, making it a great place for families and friends to unwind. Pros: • Spacious layout with clear signage. • Clean and well-maintained facilities. • Ample parking space and taxi bays. Parking rates: - Mon-Fri, P40 first 3h, P10 every succeeding hours - Sat, Sun and Holidays, P40 flat rate - Overnight (2:01-6:00), P300 - Valet, P120 first 3h, P10 every succeeding hours • Regular events and promotions. Cons: • Can get crowded during weekends and peak hours. • Limited seating in common areas for rest. • Traffic congestion around the area may be an issue. Overall, Robinsons Place Manila offers an excellent balance of shopping, dining, and leisure activities, making it a reliable choice for a day out. Whether you’re running errands, catching up with friends, or just exploring, this mall has something to keep you engaged.

Dennys at the entrance of the Mall is excellent Our group had spaghetti great! Apple cranberry salad huge! Delicious! Hamburger just like usa. Cooffee great! Philly chicken to die for!!! Service from the manager to the servers are the reason for the the success

It's a Robinson's mall so as far as malls go its quite okay. It's not bad, but not really good either. The place is filled with a few stores that are recognizable, but at the same time a few others that most people wouldn't find anywhere else. The shops people won't find in usual malls are usually local brands such as Rusty Lopez or Mendrez. I find myself hard pressed to come up with malls that have either of these stores. On the plus side, there are other establishments that I do like which I feel I'll only ever find here in a Robinson's, like Tom's World. It's basically an arcade place that still uses tokens instead of those Time Zone cards. Their arcades are cheaper and more affordable to play with when compared to other arcade centers. The mall has a lot of affordable places to eat in. In fact, I know this place to be the favorite stop of a lot of students from UP or La Salle.

Great shopping center however very poor service for handicap people the ramps are not safe at all. Why is it that there's not one pay phone or taxi station to call for a cab workers need to be more helpful everybody gives the same answers "I don't know "even if it's in there working space

A mega mall located in the district of Ermita with clothing stores, a supermarket and many fast food chains. It has four plants with long corridors connected with several places. An ideal place in the city when it is raining or if you want to escape the traffic jams.

I've only ever been to Robinson's Ermita a few times, and I don't know if it's my lack of sense of direction or the place is a huge maze. It's kind of annoying, because this one time, I was coming from work and I had to run for my friend's make-up class. I only had an hour, and even if I got there on time, I can barely find the school because of how the place is layouted! I'm probably used to the malls in Makati where I can find my way easier because I've been there a huge part of my life. But at least there's some sort of organization involved, and the signs actually point you to where you want to go. I was looking for Padre Faura Wing and the signs were all "Padre Faura ^ ", yet visibly points to a freaking dead end. So do I have to develop the ability to pass through walls? How can a girl find her way in here? The guards can't even point out exactly where in this Narnia was the Make-up Secrets School situated. Seriously. They should make a WAZE for this place, really.

Been going to this mall since my college days. This is a place to hang out with your family and friends. It's good for shopping, groceries, food trips, leisure and watching cinemas. They have all the major brands of clothing and a good set of restaurants. This is also by far the best cinema house in the city of Manila. So if you are looking for a place to hangout, then try Robinson's Place Manila!

This is my lobster's favorite mall, and I can more or less see the appeal. For one, it's not SM. Also, it has a lot of places you wouldn't find in most malls (like the amazing Noodle Boy kiosk which serves amazing noodle and pasta dishes for less than a hundred pesos - sad that it closed down early this year) and is a stone's throw away from the red light district of Malate and such amazing restaurants as the Shawarma Snack Center. A lot of people like the brand-new Midtown Wing because it's, well, new, and it's bright and airy and the airconditiong is still in amazing condition, but if you have time, walk around their older wings as well (particularly the Faura and Pedro Gil wings), since these places have a lot of nice surprises for the intrepid explorer.

For the entirety of my undergraduate years, this was my favorite mall. It had a lot of things in its favor: (1) it was within walking distance from my apartment, (2) it was within walking distance from the Shawarma Snack Center, one of my most favorite restaurants, and (3) it was the closest cinema. It also had the old Noodle Boy food kiosk near the cinemas, which was my go-to pasta place for years. It's been torn down now, though. Ah, good times.