Ayala Malls The 30th — Attraction in Pasig

I think this mall has seen better days. Now it is no longer relevant and appealing to mall-goers. Went here yesterday afternoon and stayed until 8 pm. I immediately noticed that its easier to park in their basement parking compared to years ago. I immediately proceeded to basement 2, as this is my practice whenever I am in a mall basement parking. I figured that the first basement is always full and harder to find a spot in. But proceeding to basement 2, I can spot some vacant spots in some areas of basement 1. When I got to basement 2, cars were sparse, and I was able to park quickly near the mall entrance. Lots of spaces still near the entrance.

When I got inside the mall, I saw that there wasn't really a crowd. Years ago, the restaurants here would have been full.of people on a Saturday night and a payday weekend.

I went here for a baptismal party at Cafe Mary Grace. Besides our party, there were just a few tables occupied by other customers.

When our party ended before 8 pm, I and my wife decided to buy some food to bring home in case we get hungry later in the night.

We went to KFC where there weren't much people dining in and just a couple of customers buying food to go. This was before 8 pm, it was quite early. We wanted to buy a 6 piece bucket of chicken but they only a had a few pieces of chicken left. Not enough for a bucket.

We left and we went to S&R. Here, they no longer had any slices of pizza and other stuff. Even the cheeseburgers we bought didn't have any cheese or lettuce because they ran out. It was weird that they were already out of many stuff when it was still early and there was only one group of customers occupying a table in the restaurant when we arrived.

It seems that this mall has very few people coming in and eating at the restaurants that some of the restaurants like the KFC and the S&R we went to, do not prepare a lot of food anymore.

I also noticed that some of the restaurants we used to eat at in this mall are already gone.

I wonder if the cinemas are still open. I wasn't...

Ayala Malls The 30th (formerly Paradigm as working name) is a shopping mall built and managed by Ayala Malls. It is the first Ayala Mall in Ortigas Center as well as in Pasig City and the first Ayala Mall to be managed by Mariana Zobel De Ayala. The mall opened on January 12, 2017.

No. of stores and services 184 Total retail floor area 27,000 m2

The four-level mall sits in a 2-hectare property located across The Renaissance and The Alexandra residential condominiums and the head office of Department of Education. It features four levels with approximately 184 shops, restaurants and services (under Service Avenue). Rustan's Supermarket serves as its anchor supermarket. A two-level open space / garden called Corte, located outside the mall, will soon be a haven for events. The mall has three levels of basement parking. The mall features entertainment options such as four cinemas (including two cinemas with reclining seats), a Timezone arcade and Mystery Manila, an escape room installation

Activity center is also present. Sometimes, musical performance are present. You want view thier website for the list of events

Some of the notable food establishment is Max's Kenny Rogers, Starbucks, Dunkin Donut, S&R Pizza, Bon Chon and soon to open Jollibee

If you happend to have a globe line. Globe store in 30th is a consumer.friendly store compared to other Globe stores.

Commuting is also a breeze since this is located in Ortigas Central Business Disctrict. You may also take Pasig City's free bus ride. If you have a car. Parking space is more than enough.Parking price is 50 pesos for the 1st 4hrs. It has 2 or 3 Basement floors for parking.

In conclusion, If you want peace and quiet. This is the mall for you. if you are into shopping. Try to go to a bigger mall. Food choices are also limited. average dinning cost is 150 -...

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