Robinsons Magnolia

This place is a winner! It has both Mercury and Watson’s drug stores. It has shops for all types of shoppers - be it the thrifty one to the spender and everything in between. Great cinemas! Spacious parking! Pet-friendliest place!

The terminus of the QC Hall - Gilmore Avenue QCity Bus route.

Great place to hang out, my 2nd favorite Robinsons mall after Galleria, used to be Robinson's Fairview but that one got old real fast.

Robinsons Magnolia (we call it ROB MAG) used to be the Magnolia factory, I remember having a field trip here when I was a kid and eating Ice cream at their Ice cream parlor.

Now it's a convenient mall for people at southeast QC, Mandaluyong and San Juan area. I have visited the mall multiple times, and frequent it for a time. It gave me the impression that RobMag is primarily a place to eat, for family and friends to gather and enjoy meals together as the mall offers a wide selection of restaurants.
On weekdays (pre pandemic), many students hang out here as well.

Parking is straighforward. But gets filled up quickly by lunchtime (lunch goers) and around 4pm (dinner goers); with the opening of the new wing, there are slight changes on the layout and access, I find a bit confusing.so I just stick to where I "usually" park.

One of the best shopping malls in the metro, massive selections of establishments from food to clothing. Highly recommended for those people who want to explore and relax.

I shopped a bit here but mostly just walked around when I first arrived in Manila. I mostly took pics outside but the mall insideis clean, lots of options for food, stores etc. I loved the outdoor area to sit and chat with friends and family. Definitely a mall I'd visit again when I come back!

I had the pleasure of visiting Magnolia Mall and was impressed with the variety of stores and entertainment options this place offers. The shopping experience was fantastic, from the trendy boutiques to the big brands all under one roof. The staff was friendly and helpful, which made the shopping experience even more enjoyable.

The mall also has a large movie theater with state-of-the-art technology that provides a great entertainment experience. There are many restaurants and cafes that cater to all tastes, from quick snacks to upscale culinary delights.

The architecture and design of the Magnolia are impressive and very appealing. The open and bright atmosphere creates a pleasant ambience and invites you to linger.

Overall, my visit to Magnolia was a great experience and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a place that offers shopping, dining and entertainment at the highest level.

Nice mall & pet friendly also.
Has lots of new restaurants & shops.
And have upcoming stores & restaurants opening soon also.
Has a big open space with playground for kids & family to relax & unwind.
They even have a playground for pets. Where you can let your pet exercise & play in their obstacle courses. They have also ball pit where your pets to have a great time also.
Have two food courts. One at the basement & other on top floor.
The top floor’s choices of restaurants are more expensive & not that common like the ones located at the basement.
Come and have a great time with your family or friends here at Robinsons Magnolia.

A great place to stop and chill without the overcrowdness compared to other locations. They have plenty of area to shop or dine.

It’s nice here it’s elegant in style because of the earthy toned colors. There is an amazing kids playing area and you can even bring your shopping 🛒 basket out there while your kid plays. They have Astro turf instead of grass. Brilliantly installed this is a nice view as well.

Our new favorite. Not our first time to go to this mall, but after the the lockdowns, we were surpised how this mall has grow. Their new wing offers a very cozy food court. It does have plenty of room for new food concessionaires, looking forward to that.

The mall's new layout has that mini-Greenbelt feel to it, with its mini park between the mall and the condos. It offers both entertainment and a variety of restos and cafés.

Had a lot of fun here and met unexpected people 😹 also it's really great to spend quality time with friends or even alone! The outside garden is also lit! Can eve do picnic there! Highly suggested to go here at night y'all ✨💙😚

Very nice mall, lots of store choices to dine or shop

Pet friendly mall. For newcomers, basement parking is a bit of a challenge especially for full size suvs.

One of the JG Robinson's Malls that's still posh, clean, bright and not too crowded versus other malls. There is a beautiful giant golden Christmas tree and snow globe at the main atrium. Temperature checks and face masks still a must for adults and children. Most of the restaurants are back, and do present your vaccination cards if you prefer to dine in. Wheelchair and parking accessible. Hours are now from 11am to 9pm on weekdays, and extended till 10pm Friday to Sunday. We enjoyed the al fresco weekend dining with the live piano music, the pianist is really really good! Time may change/extend as the Christmas approaches.

Looking for a place to date or family gathering? This is the place!
Good parking space, Wide range of restaurant and food options, Different services for hair, skin and the like, Supermarket choices, clean and spacious cinema, beautiful arcade game and a chapel. The place is also animal friendly.

from the word itself, MAGNOLIA. This place has tons of memories from our fellow kababayans MAGNOLIA ICE CREAM PLANT.
quote from fans
2009
"Early this year, I was saddened and surprised to see the Magnolia/Nestle Ice Cream House close down for good as only an empty space remains of what was once a lively landmark. Those old memories have now melted away to give way to commercial developments of Robinson’s Land (to which the land where the Ice Cream House stood was sold to by Nestle) and Vista Land. (which is developing the neighboring land where a Pepsi plant once stood) At least Robinson’s still recognizes the legacy of the place by naming their project there as the Magnolia Residences and Town Place. There was once an old building located in Aurora Boulevard, Quezon City known as Magnolia Ice Cream House. It was built by a rich corporation known as San Miguel adjacent to its ice cream plant in 1970. It was a time when the city was just developing and expanding. There were not many malls, restaurants and other places of recreation there back then as it is now, more so, a stand-alone ice cream parlor. It was a novelty. Many people loved that place and came there not only for its delectable ice cream concoctions but also for the delicious sandwiches, shakes and ice cream cakes it served. These brought a lot of "smiles and priceless memories". For decades, the place was a witness to countless family bonding, friendships and even teen romance but nothing can compare to the joyous magical feeling it imparts to children. Set amidst a colorful outdoor children’s playground and a beautiful landscape topped with Bermuda grass, palm trees and sculpted bougainvilleas , to many who just passed by especially the kids, the site, was an enchanting place. They often wondered what was like to be inside.

As the years passed, with the city’s landscapes and urban lifestyles changing, so too was the business climate... In the late 90s, faced with unfavorable condition of its Magnolia ice cream business, San Miguel sold it to its long- time partner, Nestle. The ice cream plant and the old Magnolia Ice Cream House building were however, spared. San Miguel instead, leased it to Nestle for a long- term basis.

With the change in management, the place was eventually renamed to Nestle Creamery. Many missed the old Magnolia Ice Cream House logo but still continued to patronize the place. After all, even with the name changed and the menu revamped, this was still the same old place that sheltered those priceless memories. Many who came there when it was already Nestle Creamery loved the place just the same. It still served those heavenly ice cream concoctions that satisfied many peoples’ craving. The place still continued to witness many family bonding, friendships, teen dates and still imparted that joyous magical feeling to children.
Many swore that had they known that it was going to close, they would have visited the place for one last time, for old times’ sake. Many who have dreamt of going there had to accept the fact that their dreams would forever be, just dreams for the ice cream house was no more... Fortunately, Robinson has a golden heart and understood people feelings and sentiments. So in August 2012, in place of the old Magnolia Ice Cream House building, it inaugurated an upscale mall which it named Robinsons Magnolia , paying homage to the significance of that place. It will be part of Magnolia town square that will also include residential buildings called, Magnolia Residences. More importantly, there is a new Magnolia ice cream parlor inside the complex known as the , Magnolia Flavor House, for "old stories to be continuously retold and new memories to be formed. " Times have changed, the old building is gone but thanks to Robinsons and the new Magnolia Flavor House that place will continue to have a spot in the hearts of many. It was a nice ending after all."

plenty of restaurants to chose from.. pet friendly mall.. they also have open areas and playground for family to enjoy.. toilets are also well maintained..

Good places to eat. Some quiet areas around the 3rd floor. Generally a spacious mall, they have recently added a new wing and expanded their parking area as well. Does get a bit overcrowded during the evenings and weekends.

Lots of shops and boutiques to visit. You have a variety of restos to choose from and they also have a food court. A great mall to visit with your family as they have an open grass area/park at the back where kids can play.

I love their wide spaces, kid friendy and there is an outdoor mini park with a big Christmas Tree!
Love the decorations!