Robinsons Galleria Cebu

Robinsons Galleria Cebu, located along Gen. Maxilom Avenue Extension in Cebu City, opened to the public in December 2015 and is said to be the biggest Robinsons mall outside Metro Manila. Its architecture boasts of cultural design, a green wall, well-kept facilities, a beautiful atrium, spacious walkways, fountains, and even a large flower guitar to boot.

The shopping complex has six levels of over 200 shops selling local and international products. For those who don’t necessarily want to shop, head to the gardens or enjoy a delicious meal outdoors in the Sun Court. Aside from its diverse selection of stores, Robinsons Galleria also has plenty of dining options that include local restaurants like Azabu and Fat Cow. If you have a sweet tooth, try the Chocolate Chamber’s chocolates — everything from truffles to chocolate drinks will leave you craving for more. You can also try going Sans Rival Cakes and Pastries and try their silvanas, or go to Fat Cow for their delicious burgers and malts. Bohol Bee Farm, meanwhile, specializes in honey and ice cream products.

Of course, any Robinsons mall would be incomplete without its major retailers, such as the Robinsons Department Store, Robinsons Appliances, and Robinsons Selections, among others. Robinsons Movieworld also has six world-class cinemas, including a 3D theater and a VIP theater with only the best surround-sound system and a lounge. Other major tenants include Toys R’ Us, True Value, Daiso, and the Food Gallery. Meanwhile, the Robinsons Lingkod Pinoy Center is also a convenient place to process government requirements and manage applications to government offices such as PhilHealth, the Social Security System, or the Land Transportation Office.

Robinsons Galleria Cebu isn’t just a shopping mall, either. It has three residential condominium towers, a Go Hotel, business process outsourcing centers, and spaces for government services. Overall, Robinsons Land Corporation can call Robinsons Galleria Cebu a true accomplishment, as it provides a space for recreation, productivity, and relaxation among many Cebuanos and tourists.