Mitsui Outlet Park — Attraction in New Taipei

This outlet shopping mall offers a variety of international brands. The prices are moderate, but not all can be described as discounted. Only some stores have real discounts, while others claim to, but in reality, they don’t. For example, the Michael Kors store is more expensive than in Europe and the U.S., so I don’t think it's discounted, and the same goes for Polo and Calvin Klein, among others. On the other hand, Uniqlo has straightforward pricing with no misleading discounts, which I respect.

All stores offer tax-free shopping, but don't forget to visit the information counter after you finish shopping to validate your receipts with your passport.

The mall is well-organized, clean, and has cafes and other amenities. It has two large floors dedicated to shopping and a basement level for dining. It’s about a 30-minute taxi ride from the city center, costing around 850 TWD. The mall...

Really bad experienced 😠😠😠😠😠😠 We went there this morning with my two girls 3 years old & 6years old and my husband. While my husband went to the information desk to rent the baby stroller for my 3years girl to use, but the staff refuesd to release the stroller for him, because they said they have to see the kid iinfront of the counter otherwise they will not allow to let the storller to usAt that time I was talking my 3yeas old little waiting the line for KURA SUSHI , then I have to go up to the information desk with my 3years girl to present her infront of their staff...finally got there approved to release the stroller for us, thanks god what a such unexpected experiened this morning.. So I will suggest those parents if u want to go there with little kids you better to take your own baby stroller as its more...

I would definitely recommend it to anyone who likes shopping and eating. It has plenty of shops, each of which specialises on at least one brand name. You'll find yourself carried away in the choices you have to make in order not to squander all your money in a short while. You could easily spend a whole day (window) shopping. When tired, you could readily find a seat or have a cup of coffee nearby. The whole outlet is exceedingly spacious and not crowded (I visited it on 26/12 which was a public holiday I suppose, and it was not crowded at all). Better still, you have a lot of choices on restaurants in which to dine. I chose the Kura Sushi for dinner and it pleasantly delighted me beyond my expectations. I would certainly come again next...