Christmas started early at the newest mall in Bacolod City, Negros Occidental--888 Chinatown Square. Going there is like seeing a Festival of Lights as the entire mall is lit up all over from sundown. It is probably the brightest commercial edifice in Bacolod today.
888 only opened this year and it has its fair share of shoppers, especially during weekdays. It is Greenbelt type of mall, with bargain stores, a pharmacy, restaurants, wet market section, and a grocery store. The only thing missing from your regular is probably a cinema.
Mall officer Freddie Ong furnished me with photos of the brightly lit mall. Even if not for shopping, 888 is a stop to visit this Christmas.
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Post a Commentthank you norman. :-)