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Robinsons Galleria

Location	EDSA corner Ortigas Avenue Quezon City, Philippines
Opening date	1990
Developer	JG Summit Holdings
Management	Robinsons Land
Owner	John Gokongwei
No. of stores and services	Over 400 shops and restaurants
No. of anchor tenants	10
Total retail floor area	216,000 m (2,330,000 sq ft)
No. of floors	5
Parking	1000 cars
Website	Robinsons Malls

Robinsons Galleria is a large shopping mall located at EDSA corner Ortigas Avenue, Quezon City just near SM Megamall. It is Robinsons' flagship mall. The mall is owned by John Gokongwei, founder of JG Summit Holdings and Robinsons Land Co. It was built in 1990 with a total gross floor area of approximately 216,000 m (2,330,000 sq ft). Currently, The entire mall is undergoing major renovations and redevelopment as the West Wing is halfway completed.

History

Robinsons Galleria, flagship mall of Robinsons Land Corporation, is a landmark along Quezon City's busiest intersection, EDSA and Ortigas Avenue. Robinsons Galleria is a 5-level shopping mall with more than 400 shops, dining outlets, entertainment facilities and service centers that satisfy the discriminating tastes of students, executives and families from the surrounding areas and beyond. It is located within a mixed-use complex composed of two high-rise office towers -- the Galleria Corporate Center and the Robinsons-Equitable Tower, deluxe hotels. The Holiday Inn Galleria Manila and Crowne Galleria Manila, the Galleria Regency and the historic EDSA Shrine. Employees and guests of these establishments ensure captured markets for the Galleria mall.

Toys R Us

The first Toys R Us in the Philippines opened at Robinsons Galleria on June 30, 2006. Located at the 4th level it was the former site of Dreamscape, a family enterteinment center. It is the flagship and largest Toys R Us in the Philippines.

Anchors

Major

• Robinsons Department Store
• Robinsons Supermarket
• Robinsons Movie World
• Food Court

Junior

• Toys "R" Us
• The Handyman Hardware Store
• The Children's Library
• Robinsons Appliances
• Hemotek Renal Center

International stores

• Crocs
• Lacoste
• Van Heusen
• Guess
• Nine West
• Florsheim
• Warehouse
• Topman
• Topshop
• People are People
• Adidas
• Nike
• Converse
• Marks and Spencer
• Dorothy Perkins
• Bass
• Flojos
• Levi's

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Operating malls	Metro Manila Galleria Las Piñas Magnolia Malabon Manila Metro East Novaliches Otis Opus (Bridgetowne) North Luzon Angeles Cabanatuan* Galeria Victoria Gapan Ilocos Norte La Union Luisita Malolos Pangasinan Pulilan Santiago Starmills Tuguegarao South Luzon Antipolo Cainta Dasmariñas Galleria South General Trias Imus Lipa Los Baños Naga Palawan Sta Rosa Tagaytay Visayas Antique Bacolod Cybergate Bacolod Fuente, Cebu Cybergate Cebu Galleria Cebu Dumaguete Iloilo Jaro Roxas Tacloban North Tacloban Ormoc Pavia Mindanao Butuan Cagayan de Oro Cybergate Davao GenSan Iligan Tagum Valencia
Proposed malls	Bogo Calbayog Digos Galleria Southwest Galleria Davao Kabankalan Koronadal Panabo Pagadian Cabanatuan
Closed malls	Forum
China	Shanghai Xiamen Chengdu
Asterisks (*) indicated that even though malls owned by Robinsons Land (referenced in the company's report), it was operated by Robinsons Retail Holdings itself.

• Metro Manila
• Shopping malls established in 1990
• Shopping malls in the Philippines