Relax, dine, have a sip of coffee and a slice of cake at Postrio Bakery and Cafe dine-in outlet at Parkmall.
Postrio Bakery and Cafe
Opens daily from 9am to 9pm
Location: Al Fresco
Postrio Bakery and Cafe
Relax, dine, have a sip of coffee and a slice of cake at Postrio Bakery and Cafe dine-in outlet at Parkmall.
Postrio Bakery and Cafe
Opens daily from 9am to 9pm
Location: Al Fresco
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CoCo Hair Studio, Korean Salon
Get pampered with professional Korean hairstylists straight from Korea and ladies-in-waiting in purple plaid! Experience a different ambiance of a well-lit salon with interior in purple accents and classy chandeliers.
CoCo Hair Studio (Korean Salon) is now open at Cebu Parkmall, on the 2nd floor fronting Ouano Avenue.
Avail of discounts on hair rebonding and more with this discount card, for details contact:
CoCo Hair Studio
Open daily from 10am to 8pm
(032)3468306
For English/Filipino 09064710573
For Korean 09273629537
email: tevnd@naver.com
www.cyworld.com/cos1919
Location: 2nd floor Al Fresco, fronting Ouano Avenue
Please contact the salon for inquiries. The author is not in the position to answer your inquiries. Thanks!
Parkmall soft opens on May 30, 2008
Parkmall soft opens with F&B tenants, Savemore outlet
The Freeman
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Parkmall, Cebu’s newest park and shop mall development, recently soft opened with the operation of its first food and beverage tenants and the opening of its Savemore outlet.
James Co, Parkmall's Managing Director said that aside from their newly opened Savemore outlet which occupied almost two-thirds of Parkmall's ground floor, other locators such as Iloilo food chain Mang Inasal, Manila Foodshoppe, Coco Saloon, Manila-based Pier 1 and two banks, Banco de Oro (BDO) and Metrobank, will soon be opening in the area.
Co also announced that they have completed the construction of their second floor, which has been eyed by a call center operator, as well as the floor designated for electronic products and complete IT equipments.
He projected that before August at around early or mid July the mall would already be ready for occupancy.
Its al fresco area is now ready for occupancy while the area for start up ventures will be ready on the first week of August.
Co stressed that they are expecting to accommodate fine cuisine restaurants, offices and a tourists center in their first few months of operations. He added that their area allocated for start up ventures will be ready by the first week of August.
"We have not yet fully advertised the concept because we first want to give our tenants the physical attributes or the building first before we sell out the spaces," he said.
At the moment, Parkmall's administration is planning to coordinate with the local government unit of Mandaue City to open jeepney routes along the Mandaue Reclamation area to provide customers ease and convenience in their shopping.
Co noted that the city of Mandaue is interested on opening new jeepney routes and their proposal to allocate a new terminal hub that will decongest the North Bus Terminal nearby.
The proposed terminal measures about 5,000 square meters and will accommodate different motor vehicles such as V-hires, mini buses, jeepneys, and taxis. It will be located at the back of the mall and right now Co said that several v-hire and jeepney groups have been proposing interests to operate in the area.
Very much near its completion stage, Co revealed that their company have already shelled out more than P500 million investments for the initial phase of their development.
"Profitability is just our second priority at the moment we want to do everything for our customers and tenants first," Co said. —Rhia de Pablo
The Freeman
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Parkmall, Cebu’s newest park and shop mall development, recently soft opened with the operation of its first food and beverage tenants and the opening of its Savemore outlet.
James Co, Parkmall's Managing Director said that aside from their newly opened Savemore outlet which occupied almost two-thirds of Parkmall's ground floor, other locators such as Iloilo food chain Mang Inasal, Manila Foodshoppe, Coco Saloon, Manila-based Pier 1 and two banks, Banco de Oro (BDO) and Metrobank, will soon be opening in the area.
Co also announced that they have completed the construction of their second floor, which has been eyed by a call center operator, as well as the floor designated for electronic products and complete IT equipments.
He projected that before August at around early or mid July the mall would already be ready for occupancy.
Its al fresco area is now ready for occupancy while the area for start up ventures will be ready on the first week of August.
Co stressed that they are expecting to accommodate fine cuisine restaurants, offices and a tourists center in their first few months of operations. He added that their area allocated for start up ventures will be ready by the first week of August.
"We have not yet fully advertised the concept because we first want to give our tenants the physical attributes or the building first before we sell out the spaces," he said.
At the moment, Parkmall's administration is planning to coordinate with the local government unit of Mandaue City to open jeepney routes along the Mandaue Reclamation area to provide customers ease and convenience in their shopping.
Co noted that the city of Mandaue is interested on opening new jeepney routes and their proposal to allocate a new terminal hub that will decongest the North Bus Terminal nearby.
The proposed terminal measures about 5,000 square meters and will accommodate different motor vehicles such as V-hires, mini buses, jeepneys, and taxis. It will be located at the back of the mall and right now Co said that several v-hire and jeepney groups have been proposing interests to operate in the area.
Very much near its completion stage, Co revealed that their company have already shelled out more than P500 million investments for the initial phase of their development.
"Profitability is just our second priority at the moment we want to do everything for our customers and tenants first," Co said. —Rhia de Pablo
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SM eyes more Savemore Branches in Cebu
SM eyes more Savemore branches in Cebu
By Irene Sino Cruz
Visayas Bureau
First Posted 22:26:00 06/02/2008
CEBU CITY, Philippines -- The SM Supermarket will be investing millions of pesos in more Savemore supermarket branches in Cebu.
SM Supermarket president Herbert Sy, first executive vice president of SM Investments Corp. and head of food retail division of the SM group, said they have been planning to open more Savemore branches but he would not say where yet.
Sy was in Cebu on Friday for the inauguration of the third Savemore supermarket branch here.
He said they usually invested about P100 million for a Savemore Supermarket branch, adding that a decision on the location of future branches would be made based on market requirement. "We would like to bring it closer to the market," he added.
Sy maintained that the decision to open another Savemore branch was based on the reception they have been getting from the community. "The feeling that we have, we are welcomed by Cebu community," Sy said.
He also said that their supermarket operations helped the local economy as they created business for local suppliers, especially in the fresh food sections.
However, Sy explained that they have also been getting their vegetable requirements from other areas since the produce in Cebu could not meet the demand in the supermarkets.
He also disclosed that a Cebu-based company supplied the bottled water products sold under the SM brand.
Sy explained that there would be no competition among the company's various supermarkets in Cebu although these were located near each other.
The newly opened Savemore supermarket branch is located in Parkmall in Mandaue City, which is near a Makro branch, also in Mandaue City, and the SM supermarket in North Reclamation Area, Cebu City.
He said the SM Supervalue Inc. has been managing supermarket operations, including those in SM malls and Pilipinas Makro branches.
Sy explained that the Savemore, Makro and the supermarkets in the mall served different market segments so they did not expect any negative impact on sales of outlets located near each other.
The new Savemore Supermarket branch was so far the biggest, with its 4,500-square meter selling area, Sy said.
By Irene Sino Cruz
Visayas Bureau
First Posted 22:26:00 06/02/2008
CEBU CITY, Philippines -- The SM Supermarket will be investing millions of pesos in more Savemore supermarket branches in Cebu.
SM Supermarket president Herbert Sy, first executive vice president of SM Investments Corp. and head of food retail division of the SM group, said they have been planning to open more Savemore branches but he would not say where yet.
Sy was in Cebu on Friday for the inauguration of the third Savemore supermarket branch here.
He said they usually invested about P100 million for a Savemore Supermarket branch, adding that a decision on the location of future branches would be made based on market requirement. "We would like to bring it closer to the market," he added.
Sy maintained that the decision to open another Savemore branch was based on the reception they have been getting from the community. "The feeling that we have, we are welcomed by Cebu community," Sy said.
He also said that their supermarket operations helped the local economy as they created business for local suppliers, especially in the fresh food sections.
However, Sy explained that they have also been getting their vegetable requirements from other areas since the produce in Cebu could not meet the demand in the supermarkets.
He also disclosed that a Cebu-based company supplied the bottled water products sold under the SM brand.
Sy explained that there would be no competition among the company's various supermarkets in Cebu although these were located near each other.
The newly opened Savemore supermarket branch is located in Parkmall in Mandaue City, which is near a Makro branch, also in Mandaue City, and the SM supermarket in North Reclamation Area, Cebu City.
He said the SM Supervalue Inc. has been managing supermarket operations, including those in SM malls and Pilipinas Makro branches.
Sy explained that the Savemore, Makro and the supermarkets in the mall served different market segments so they did not expect any negative impact on sales of outlets located near each other.
The new Savemore Supermarket branch was so far the biggest, with its 4,500-square meter selling area, Sy said.
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SaveMore Supermarket Opens at Parkmall
Supermarket opens
Sun.Star Cebu <> Monday, June 02, 2008
BY NANCY R. CUDIS, Sun.Star Staff Reporter
THE third and biggest SaveMore branch in Cebu opened last Friday, with the “park-and-shop” market segment as main target.
The supermarket, with its more than 200 workers coming from the local community, is located at the ground floor of Parkmall@168 (Parkmall) at the Mandaue City reclamation area.
SaveMore at Parkmall, a supermarket brand under the SM Supervalue Group, covers a total area of about 6,000 square meters. Of the total area, only 4,500 square meters are occupied by retail operations.
“This (supermarket) is for the park-and-shop customers. They park here, shop, and then go,” said SM Supermarket president Herbert Sy.
Sy explained that the three SM Supermarket brands—Makro, SM Supermarket and SaveMore—cater to different market segments.
“Makro is for the catering (businesses). The supermarket in SM (City Cebu) caters to people going to malls (regularly),” he said. SaveMore focuses on addressing the needs of households with budgetary restrictions, he added.
Sy said the company has “high hopes” for Cebu, which he describes as a “good market.” “We (feel) welcome (in) Cebu,” he added.
He said the company has plans to open a “few more” SaveMore branches in Cebu, although it is also looking at other provinces, such as Iloilo and Davao, among others.
SaveMore has branches at Elizabeth Mall in Cebu City and Marina Mall in Lapu-Lapu City.
Apart from providing the needs of customers, Sy said SaveMore also wants to help local food industries.
Cebu products
In SaveMore at Parkmall, for instance, most of the dried fish, bottled water with SM City label and other fresh products are from Cebu.
“Cebu also supplies dried fish to SaveMore branches in Manila. That (shows) how much connection we have with Cebu,” Sy said.
SaveMore is one of the tenants at Parkmall, which is expected to be fully operational by August. Three more stores and two banks will open soon at the new mall, which soft opened last week.
Travel agencies, restaurants and distributors of electronics products, cellular phones and computer equipment will also open shop at Parkmall.
James Co, chairman of Golden Great Value Properties, a member of the Cebu Oversea Group and developer of Parkmall, said the company is preparing the building’s second floor with the possibility that a business process outsourcing company would want to lease it.
“What we are trying to do is to give the tenant the building first before selling,” he said.
Co said the mall involved an investment of more than P500 million.
In a related development, Golden Great Value Properties will be writing to concerned government agencies in relation to its proposal to establish a terminal for V-hire, minibuses, taxis and public utility jeepneys at the back of the mall, not only to give customers access to the mall but also to decongest the traffic at the North Bus Terminal.
“Mandaue City Mayor Jonas Cortes and Vice Mayor Carlo Fortuna would also like to cooperate on that aspect. Naturally, when there is foot traffic, they are also bound to provide utilities that will enhance the security and transportation (in the area),” Co said.
Cortes told Sun.Star Cebu that he asked Co to sit down with the management of Makro, Cebu Doctors’ University, and other stakeholders in the reclamation area to discuss a possible transportation scheme.
“I will also invite them in the next meeting of the traffic management board (this week). The economic activity in the area is an indication that Mandaue City is a competitive and favored area for investments. That is something we should protect and sustain,” Cortes said.
Sun.Star Cebu <> Monday, June 02, 2008
BY NANCY R. CUDIS, Sun.Star Staff Reporter
THE third and biggest SaveMore branch in Cebu opened last Friday, with the “park-and-shop” market segment as main target.
The supermarket, with its more than 200 workers coming from the local community, is located at the ground floor of Parkmall@168 (Parkmall) at the Mandaue City reclamation area.
SaveMore at Parkmall, a supermarket brand under the SM Supervalue Group, covers a total area of about 6,000 square meters. Of the total area, only 4,500 square meters are occupied by retail operations.
“This (supermarket) is for the park-and-shop customers. They park here, shop, and then go,” said SM Supermarket president Herbert Sy.
Sy explained that the three SM Supermarket brands—Makro, SM Supermarket and SaveMore—cater to different market segments.
“Makro is for the catering (businesses). The supermarket in SM (City Cebu) caters to people going to malls (regularly),” he said. SaveMore focuses on addressing the needs of households with budgetary restrictions, he added.
Sy said the company has “high hopes” for Cebu, which he describes as a “good market.” “We (feel) welcome (in) Cebu,” he added.
He said the company has plans to open a “few more” SaveMore branches in Cebu, although it is also looking at other provinces, such as Iloilo and Davao, among others.
SaveMore has branches at Elizabeth Mall in Cebu City and Marina Mall in Lapu-Lapu City.
Apart from providing the needs of customers, Sy said SaveMore also wants to help local food industries.
Cebu products
In SaveMore at Parkmall, for instance, most of the dried fish, bottled water with SM City label and other fresh products are from Cebu.
“Cebu also supplies dried fish to SaveMore branches in Manila. That (shows) how much connection we have with Cebu,” Sy said.
SaveMore is one of the tenants at Parkmall, which is expected to be fully operational by August. Three more stores and two banks will open soon at the new mall, which soft opened last week.
Travel agencies, restaurants and distributors of electronics products, cellular phones and computer equipment will also open shop at Parkmall.
James Co, chairman of Golden Great Value Properties, a member of the Cebu Oversea Group and developer of Parkmall, said the company is preparing the building’s second floor with the possibility that a business process outsourcing company would want to lease it.
“What we are trying to do is to give the tenant the building first before selling,” he said.
Co said the mall involved an investment of more than P500 million.
In a related development, Golden Great Value Properties will be writing to concerned government agencies in relation to its proposal to establish a terminal for V-hire, minibuses, taxis and public utility jeepneys at the back of the mall, not only to give customers access to the mall but also to decongest the traffic at the North Bus Terminal.
“Mandaue City Mayor Jonas Cortes and Vice Mayor Carlo Fortuna would also like to cooperate on that aspect. Naturally, when there is foot traffic, they are also bound to provide utilities that will enhance the security and transportation (in the area),” Co said.
Cortes told Sun.Star Cebu that he asked Co to sit down with the management of Makro, Cebu Doctors’ University, and other stakeholders in the reclamation area to discuss a possible transportation scheme.
“I will also invite them in the next meeting of the traffic management board (this week). The economic activity in the area is an indication that Mandaue City is a competitive and favored area for investments. That is something we should protect and sustain,” Cortes said.
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