Catch the tram for an interesting way to get to or from this mall and with several floors of it will take a good chunk of time for some retail therapy.

I find it confusing shopping here as it's divided into two sections. The escalators are positioned in odd areas and unless you visit the info counter there are few directories. Probably best to go online for a personal 'map' to use while walking around.

Some of the usual brands are here like H & M, UNIQLO, sports stores, big name brands and smaller stores to make it interesting. It's a lot of walking from one section across to the next so plenty of cafes plus the Food Republic offer a place to eat and unwind'

Enjoy your experience!

Spent a quiet afternoon at Cityplaza yesterday. There are some major stores, chained fashion shops and many choices for dining. I had my late lunch at Log-On, which is a cosy cafe serving decent western food in Japanese style. Cityplaza is one of those malls which is not packed with visitors pulling their luggage. Even if you don't really need to do any shopping, have a stroll there and relax!