Last weekend, grandpa invited us for a lunch at the newly opened Abreeza Ayala Malls along J.P. Laurel Avenue, Davao City. Since its opening on May 12, 2011, Abreeza Mall has been flooded with so many people. There are many shops and restaurants inside the mall and others have not even opened yet.
We headed to the mall at around 11:30 in the morning just in time for lunch. When grandpa signaled to turn left to enter to the mall's parking area, the traffic officer signaled him to open his window and informed him there's no more available parking space in the mall's parking area. Whew, 800 capacity of the mall's parking area is not enough. Grandma mentioned that we'll just park in a nearby Redemptorist church but there's a big signage there saying "Abreeza mall goers are not allowed to park inside". So we just go on and when we passed by Chinabank, there's a vacant parking space so it was there that grandpa was able to park the car. Good thing it was a Sunday so the bank has no clients since it's closed.
There were so many people and we decided to eat at Dimsum Diner. We ordered beef brisket rice, siomai, spare ribs and watermelon shake and beef brisket noodles soup for our little Keona. We were not able to get a photo anymore because our little girl was very unruly.
We right away roamed inside the mall when we finished eating. Keona got excited when she saw kids playing in the entertainment area for there were so many kid's playing. We headed to the department store at Robinson's and bought some groceries. We also strolled to the different parts of the mall and we decided to go home when our little girl became so sleepy and tired.
We headed to the mall at around 11:30 in the morning just in time for lunch. When grandpa signaled to turn left to enter to the mall's parking area, the traffic officer signaled him to open his window and informed him there's no more available parking space in the mall's parking area. Whew, 800 capacity of the mall's parking area is not enough. Grandma mentioned that we'll just park in a nearby Redemptorist church but there's a big signage there saying "Abreeza mall goers are not allowed to park inside". So we just go on and when we passed by Chinabank, there's a vacant parking space so it was there that grandpa was able to park the car. Good thing it was a Sunday so the bank has no clients since it's closed.
There were so many people and we decided to eat at Dimsum Diner. We ordered beef brisket rice, siomai, spare ribs and watermelon shake and beef brisket noodles soup for our little Keona. We were not able to get a photo anymore because our little girl was very unruly.
We right away roamed inside the mall when we finished eating. Keona got excited when she saw kids playing in the entertainment area for there were so many kid's playing. We headed to the department store at Robinson's and bought some groceries. We also strolled to the different parts of the mall and we decided to go home when our little girl became so sleepy and tired.
Hi Sam, silingan ra mi aning abreeza pero kausa ra jud ko kalaag.. sakit sa tiil lakaw hahah... ang catalina gardens sa ubus sa Shrine sa katong left side facing Mt. apo..
ReplyDeleteHi Sam, I would like to go to Abreeza once I get back there....kaso murag kahadlok man diha oy---the traffic and the parking space---things my husband and my brother hate the most.....murag maglisod jud ko ug kumbinsi sa ila na mouban sa akoa diha....maybe a weekday and not a weekend will be a good day to go there.
ReplyDeleteHi Sam, gi-apil nako imong blog sa akong blogroll....check it out.
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