The Landmark - Alabang — Attraction in Muntinlupa

Shopping at The Landmark Alabang is a delightful experience that combines convenience, variety, and comfort. Located within the Festival Alabang complex in Muntinlupa City, this expansive department store and supermarket cater to a wide range of shopping needs.

Ambiance and Layout

The store boasts a spacious and well-organized layout, making navigation through various sections effortless. The aisles are wide, and the store is well-lit, creating a pleasant shopping environment. Unlike some crowded shopping centers, Landmark Alabang offers ample space, allowing shoppers to browse comfortably without feeling cramped. 

Product Selection

Landmark Alabang offers an extensive selection of products, from fresh produce and groceries in the supermarket to clothing, home essentials, and more in the department store. The variety ensures that shoppers can find both everyday items and unique finds under one roof. The supermarket section is particularly noted for its wide array of goods, catering to diverse tastes and preferences. 

Amenities

One of the standout features is the well-lit and spacious food court adjacent to the supermarket. This area provides a comfortable space for shoppers to relax and enjoy a meal, enhancing the overall shopping experience. Additionally, the store offers convenient parking options, with free parking available for shoppers who obtain a car pass from customer service. 

Overall Experience

The Landmark Alabang successfully blends a comprehensive product range with a comfortable and convenient shopping environment. Whether you’re stocking up on groceries, updating your wardrobe, or simply enjoying a day out, Landmark Alabang provides a satisfying and enjoyable shopping destination in the south of...

Nonsense Parking Policy.

We came in at 12:23PM to do our groceries. When we were done my wife had to buy medicine from Mercury so I went ahead with my kid to load the groceries and wait for her. I paid the parking fee at 1:48PM, left the parking spot as courtesy and waited on a nearby spot inside the parking on hazard.

My wife was back and we were on our way out when we were stopped at the parking exit. They told us we had to pay again because we exceeded the 15 minute grace period we had to leave the premises upon parking payment. Apparently we had to leave before 2:03PM but it was 2:10PM.

We already paid the initial fee for the first 3 hours, we weren't even there for more than 1.5 hours, and now we had to pay again because of their 'policy'? It was not anywhere in their ticket but there was a standee in the payment area where it was written.

When I talked with the manager, I was explaining my side and mid sentence she cut me off. This broke my patience and so I've had it. I told her she was rude and we are just going to pay for it. It was not worth the time and effort.

We spend around 40k in groceries in landmark monthly but this will be the last time. I will be conducting business elsewhere.

It would have been more beneficial for us to not pay parking ahead of time and chill in a supposed to be available parking spot for...

It currently has multiple operational department stores and supermarkets across Metro Manila and one provincial branch located in Santa Rosa, Laguna. Starting with its first store, Landmark Makati, in 1988, it opened Landmark TriNoma (Quezon City) in 2007, Landmark Alabang in 2017, Landmark Nuvali (Santa Rosa City) in 2019, Landmark Bonifacio Global City in 2021, and Landmark Manila Bay in 2024. It has a total of six chains in the Philippines.

The Landmark department store and supermarket chain in the Philippines is owned by CitySuper Incorporated, the holding company of Landmark Corporation, which is owned by Enrique Cheng.

Landmark operates independently within large shopping malls such as Ayala Center (Ayala) in Makati and Festival Mall (Filinvest Land) in Alabang. In fact, they are one store located in a large shopping mall in Ayala or Filinvest Land.

Festival Alabang (also known as Festival Mall) is a large shopping mall owned and operated by Filinvest Land, Inc. Opened on May 15, 1998, it is the sixth largest shopping mall in the Philippines. Following Festival Mall's expansion, Landmark Alabang, located in the east wing, opened in July 2017, featuring a supermarket and food center, and was transformed into a department store in...