Jay Beau

Such a pretty mall. I appreciate the open feeling and the natural ventilation, as well as the great variety of stores. I find that the natural breeze and ventilation keeps the atmosphere from feeling stuffy or overwhelming with stale smells considering the amount of restaurants and food stalls here.

It's also extremely convenient, with options for groceries included. LAB bakery and Madam Pho are two of the places I managed to sample while in the area. You can easily spend hours in here even just walking around aimlessly. The exterior is also quite nice.

Nice to see this place during spring when the plants and flowers are blooming and growing back. The atmosphere personally was a little scary especially since the trail's paved area was a little thin and you're surrounded by water on both sides. You're also greeted by a drawbridge that has what seems like frayed rope and a missing child poster which sets the tone a little gloomy for an afternoon walk, but as long as you stay safe then it's a really nice walk in nature with a beautiful breeze and good scenery. There are benches here if you'd like to sit and just take in the sights.

Gigantic, and a bit crowded, but the inventory is impressive. There's a place to sit and eat, or have a beer too if you don't feel up to shop while you wait for your company to finish up. The environment was also unlike any other shopping centre, it was a great experience overall. If you're a fashion enthusiast, you're sure to enjoy what this place has to offer. I appreciate them giving a platform for smaller growing designers as well.

Edit: This is a review for Galeries Lafayette as a whole. Not sure why the location name changed for me.