centrio mall

Being from Manila, my friend and I made sure to try a restaurant that is not found back home. When we saw Harbour City's menu, without hesitation, we went inside. The waiter suggested that we get the spicy steamed fried rice. It was reaaalllllyyy good. The Shaomai was so-so. The spareribs wouldve been the better dish but it was kinda hard to chew. Its taste however was amazing. Service is fast. We got more than the worth of what we paid for. If given a chance, definitely going back.As for the mall, Im just kinda sad that almost all the establishments here are found in Manila. Personally, I think malls like this kill the mom and pop stores:(

Located at third level of Centrio Mall (Ayala) this restaurant offers tasty filipino dishes. Excellent quailty, average/popular prices depending what you order. Excellent service! Most of all if you go around dinner time you'll enjoy an outstanding young singer named Lilay.

The shop were ok when I visited this mall on Sunday evening. There was a small exhibition organized by a construction committe.I went to a local Philipino restaurant with my customers and the level of food was more than I expected.I enjoyed barbequed liempo and boneless crispy pata the most.If you are in CDO, this mall is good for any occassion.

The Philippines has beautiful malls and Centurio Mall in Cagayan de oro is one of them. This mall is very clean and has the neatest supermarket that i've seen. (pic included of Rustans Supermaket) They also have an interesting bread shop called Breadtalk, that has many varieties of bread. Centurio Garden is great place to relax, there is also a play area for the kids. It has all the designer stores. It has many restaurants and there is also basement parking. This is another place that my wife and inlaws took me to. It's a great mall.

Perfect to unwind especially under the big acacia tree..More choices of well known food franchise and branded boutiques to select. And most of all... there's a condo beside the mall.

We were told that the Centrio Mall is the newest super mall in Cagayan de Oro City. Indeed, it looks - and even "smells" - new. Unlike other boxed-in malls, it offers lots of greens and open, airy spaces where one can chill, especially at nights. It boasts of Class-A stores and restaurants, including the finest you will find in Metro Manila, plus native, homegrown establishments which are the pride of the city itself. This mall is unquestionably a valuable addition to the city's attractions.

Surely the new Ayala mall is the no. 1 in CDO as it is the home of famous fashion brands like Mango, Guess and Promod but as well of well known Restaurant chains and coffee shops. My fav food shops are J.Co (Donuts & Coffee) a chain from Singapore with extreme yummy donuts and the 2 fil food places 'Mesa' and 'Hukad'. The best of the mall is the Rustan's supermarket as you can finally buy some global products in Northern Mindanao and their variety is quite good. Negative point in the mall to me is the missing of garbage/trash cans and the limited seating areas. They seem to have as well a problem with ventilation as the smell of the fastfood chains is sometimes quite intense... All over a great place to hang out and spend money ;-)

If it is Ayala you knew it's good. "A" comes first. "A" is class. Centrio is Ayala Mall in Cagayan de Oro. It comes first. .. It is class; it is good. The newest addition to shopping arcades in Northern Mindanao's center of commerce, tourism, education, and transportation hub, Centrio is located in the heart of CDO along the main thoroughfare of C.M Recto Avenue right across the first and oldest Gaisano Mall of this city. By mere looking at the two malls, one will see great contrast of old and modern designs; getting inside makes the feel of very obvious difference. Centrio has complete array of shops, stores, boutiques, restaurants, fast-food chains, entertainment and activity centers, convenience shops, beauty and wellness clinics, business centers, ticketing offices, transport terminal and more; no need to go any farther If you're looking for latest trends in fashion and jewelry, dine out or simply wanting to relax Strolling is enjoyable both in open-air and air-conditioned spaces, wheel chair access for special persons are provided, there's stairs, escalator / elevator and automated doors for added convenience. There's wide and various areas to hang out, even playground for kids and kids at heart. Two giant Acacia trees were retained during construction (I don't understand this drama) but were denuded of its leaves. Poor Acacia tree! They should have better secured permit for its removal than making it appear like 'dead man' inside the 'concrete forest'. Other palm trees were dying and do not look good either. This open area inside the mall is a good place for future improvements.

I really like how they built the shopping mall around the two acacia trees that are the centrepiece of the mall and have been here even before the mall was constructed. It's almost like having a park inside a shopping mall! Centrio also brings many new brands to Cagayan de Oro, many of them being very high-end. Plus, the whole shopping mall is a wi-fi zone, which is a huge benefit for students like me. My negative points are that there are a few shops and outlets that haven't opened yet, and that Centrio has a very expensive feel to it, with many of the outlets being very pricey. But overall, if you forget about the high prices, Centrio is a very worthwhile place to visit.

I love this mall, I stayed here in my first day at CDO for like 8 hours and I never got bored! I also watched the croods movie here and man! The cinema was great and very affordable. The carpet and the seats, the size of the screen. Great for family movie nights