Run by the same chef from Chef's Home in Baguio, their Asian dishes are delicious and great for sharing. The seats have comfortable headrests and recline slightly. Then drop off at the Unloading area before Quezon Ave. It has an adjusting button on the lower right side. And I am one of them.
I love their selection of restaurants -- they're not all big brands, there are up and coming brands, too which were given a chance to have a mall stall. Fisher Supermarket proudly sells their fish close to or even below the prices in wet markets, since the products don't go through that many intermediaries. It is, of course, the conclusion to Avengers: Infinity War and the to Phase 3 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The selection of food and drink is rather limited most days, and you have to go out of the theater to use the rest room. After that, ride a jeep going to Quiapo and drop off at Fisher Mall. Our blanket arrived before started.
Their prices are surprisingly reasonable, and the theater proper itself is cozy, the air conditioning system working in top form. The prices of the seafood are about Php5-18 less in comparison to the other groceries I go to which is a very good deal if you plan to buy in bulk. It's like old Broadway, and I think that adds to the experience. I never felt so comfortable in a theater with just P200. It's run by the mall owner and benefits from access to the freshest seafood and offer it at affordable prices. One area of the stretch that has undergone a more permanent change, however, is the corner of Roosevelt, otherwise known as Pantranco. Unlike the lazy boy seats in Trinoma, their lazy boys are fully automated.
Fishermall, I think, has the most underrated cinema in the Metro. Fisher Mall is one of the more unique malls in Metro Manila. The department store isn't that bad either. At first I had the whole cinema to myself, but in the middle of the pre-movie trailer, two fellows came in. Fisher Mall is pretty small. Santa Cruz, 1104 Quezon City, Philippines Website: fbo fishermall.
This isn't a seat - this is a freaking couch, and I love Fisher Mall for it. If you want Filipino food, check out Pedro and Coi. It's still one of my favorite places to do the groceries. And they also have an entire area for kids games and rides, if you're an 80's kid you would feel like it's reminiscent of Glico's. Overall, I love this mall because there are fewer people and it really glows in the night! Why in the world would you call a mall Fisher Mall? The grocery store is also well-stocked with hard-to-find and imported items.
Say what you want about the area--that is classy. The lazy boy felt so comfortable. By the way, please be reminded that the overflowing coffee is self-service. Those who fell include members of the Avengers and their friends and loved ones. It was good that we found the shop because they had toys that were not available in the other stores he always visits.
I first visited Fisher Mall to try out Morita, the Japanese restaurant. The waiting area by the concessionaire is spacious and well-lit, with a great view of the Quezon City skyline. The selection is huge and staff members are always willing to clean the items you buy. The display of movie posters looked nice and clean. Here are some photos of the comfort room. They offer a wide variety of seafood with a selection that changes every day.
We ordered only a small one, since we just had dinner, but they filled up the small paper bag, including any leftovers caught inside. From Cubao, ride a bus going to Malanday and drop off at Quezon Ave. Other restaurants to check out would be Truly Asia. Santa Cruz, 1104 Quezon City, Philippines Website: fbo fishermall. Actually, waking up early stresses me.