Shopping in The Visayas
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Ayala Center
A six-storey dome, you’ll find most banks, airlines and tour companies represented here. There are also European and American label boutiques, restaurants, bars, health spas, cinemas, every fast-food chain imaginable, games halls and even a child-care centre, which makes you wonder if some people ever leave this place.
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SM City
The pièce de résistance of shopping malls. You can organise travel and banking, and cover all other necessities in a place big enough to have its own government and currency. Those planning to do adventure sports can get outdoor supplies and equipment at Habagat on the ground floor.
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St Patrick’s Square
St Patrick’s Square is a conveniently placed outdoor mall with a string of good bakeries and cafes that tend to change owners and names with regularity.
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ANP Showroom
This is a one-stop shop for consumers of all things Negros, including native jewellery, Masskara masks and piaya (sugary flat cakes).
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Robinson’s Plaza
A small-time shopping mall, but handy if you’re uptown. It has a department store, supermarket, ATMs, ticketing agencies and a food court.
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Habagat
Those planning to do adventure sports can get outdoor supplies and equipment at Habagat on the ground floor of SM City.
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Prosafari Dive & Equipment Center
Divers can find equipment at the Prosafari Dive & Equipment Center on the 2nd floor of Bohol Quality Mall.
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National Book Store
If you’re planning to travel around Negros, you can pick up an OK island map from National Book Store.
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Fausto's Shiatsu
Near boat station three; one of the blind masseuses on the island. One-hour massage around P300.
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