Mallplaza NQS — Attraction in Bogota, Capital District

I recently visited Mallplaza NQS and had a great experience, particularly with the food court area. Here's my four-star review in 600 characters:

"Mallplaza NQS offers a fantastic selection of food in their food court area. From local favorites to international cuisines, there's something for everyone. The variety and quality of the food options impressed me. Whether you're craving fast food, healthy salads, or indulgent desserts, you'll find it all here. The seating arrangements are comfortable, and the atmosphere is lively. The food court is spacious, clean, and well-maintained. The staff members were friendly and attentive. The only reason I'm not giving it five stars is because the pricing can be a bit on the higher side. Overall, Mallplaza NQS is a great place to satisfy your taste buds with its diverse...

This is a awesome mall to come have a nice meal and just walk aroundyh while enjoying some ice-cream. This weekend they had a school supply fair because kids are about to go back to school pretty soon so it was packed. They had those temporally booths with bunch of little items from stickers, make up art craft and more. For me been from 🇲🇽 and living in the 🇺🇸 everything is pricy, when you do the money conversion a simple t-shirt it's anywhere from $15 to $30 bucks, something that in the US I can find for like $5...overall a nice place, you can find almost everything. I had MEXICAN food today whish is awesome because I've been here all month and I was missing it, try LA LUPITA on the food court area, the food was great and the Horchata...

Wonderful mall with many shops. A large Food Court with many good restaurants to choose from. The Japanese restaurant Saraku is amazing. The teriyaki chicken there is one of the best I have ever tasted and I also like the lemonade with hierba buena.

However be careful not to take your cellphone out and use it, because there are several opportunistic criminals walking around outside that will snatch your phone and run away.

General advice in Bogota is that to make a phone call or look something up on your ohobe, that you should enter a store and then pull out your cellphone. Don't walk on the sidewalk with your phone in hand or you will risk...