Inorbit Mall, Malad

Inorbit  Mall in Malad, is one of the more famous Mumbai Malls between Andheri and Borivali areas. It is  a  10-minute ride from  the Malad railway station . The Infiniti Mall is also  in the vicinity.  The Inorbit Mall in  Malad was the first shopping mall to open under the Inorbit umbrella in 2004.  When it was opened in 2004 , it was said to be the largest mall in South East Asia with one of the largest food courts  in India

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R Mall Mulund

Mumbai is a shopper’s paradise . The R Mall is situated in the eastern suburb of Mumbai near the Mulund-Thane check post on the LBS Road. The Mall is open from 10 am to 10 pm. The Mulund train station is just 3 kms away . An auto rickshaw or a bus is the best way to reach the R Mall from the station . The R-mall came into operation in April 2003 .Since then ,it has always been a popular Mumbai shopping place & a social meeting place. It was developed and designed by Chapman Taylor and Partners (UK) and is a 4-storeyed air conditioned mall which has up to 80,000 sq ft in each floor and a 7 level car park. There are several premium Indian brands that have their stores in this Mumbai mall . Some of the prominent ones are And, Global Desi, Cotton Culture, Ruff, Van Heusen, Lifestyle, Big Bazaar, Max, Art Culture, Jackpot, & Pantaloons . One can shop for casual wear dresses , traditional Indian wear such as sarees & salwar suits , cosmetics, bags, shoes and home décor . ,In addition to branded and popular shops, there are some lesser known brands that sell trendy clothing and footwear in the mall . Leisure and entertainment activities are a big attraction in the mall. It has multiplex cinemas showcasing all the latest Hollywood as well as Bollywood movies. It boasts of many restaurants serving international and traditional Indian cuisine . Some of them are PopTates, Timbuctoo, Urban Tadka, Barbeque Nation, Pizza Hut, the Chocolate Room, Dominos, Only Parathas, Café Coffee Day, Subway and Flavours of China. You can literally get everything here from Italain pastas to Punjabi parathas. The best part of the mall is the Jumble Tumble play area for the kids which is an indoor space. There are slides and hideout areas for the kids and there are caretakers too.You can spend your time at the Crosswords Book Store or walk into the beauty saloon-Kapila . Shopping in Mumbai malls is always fun.

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Oberoi Mall, Goregaon

Oberoi Mall in Goregaon, Mumbai is one of the best malls to visit when you want to spend a day shopping, catching a movie, spending play time with children and trying out interesting food. The mall is conveniently located right next to the Western Express Highway making it easy to reach by road. You can also take a train to Goregaon Station and then take a rickshaw to the mall. First of all, as you enter the mall, the central space has a stage set up. On weekdays, you may see one of the mall shops set here. On weekends, you will see some live entertainment with product promotions and trying to get people to engage live with brands. The stage and the central space is also used by the mall to host painting and other activities for children. The best part is that you will see almost all the popular brands in this mall. The ground floor is lined with Lifestyle, Vero Moda, Jack & Jones and Zara among other shops. Don’t miss the Nail Salon, where you can get yourself pampered and Uni, the unique watch store. As for the list of stores you have Crossword, Nvi Salon and Spa, Home Center, Barbie, UCB, Accessorize, Global Desi, Label – Ritu Kumar, Peora, Central, Louie Phillipe,, GAP, AND, 109 F, Biba, Cotton World, Fab India, Nature’s Basket, Nautica and Adidias. In addition, you also have Games Shop, Jashn, Van Huesen, Go Colours, Mineral, Helios, The Bombay Store, Spykar, Esbeda and Nalli among others. So you see, you’ll definitely find something to shop for. Play zones: There are two play zones in the mall. The smaller one on the first floor is for kids under five. You can leave your toddler here for an hour (for which they charge around Rs. 300), go hands-free and shop. The bigger and more interesting play zone is on the top floor of the mall. You’ll have to buy a point card from Namco and redeem the points against various games or time spent in the kiddie zone. The zone is fully fortified and has several girls watching over the children with hawk eyes as they climb, slide and bounce around. If your child can conveniently forget your existence for an hour while he / she plays, you can drop them at the play zone and pick them up once you finish shopping. The rest of the play zone is made up of video games and the like. Once you win some points you can redeem them at their store for toys or chocolates. In addition, no mall is complete without a multiplex and Oberoi Mall has PVR Cinemas screening the latest releases. Food Options at Oberoi Mall The real reason why you’ll want to visit Oberoi mall every weekend is the array of options in the food court. There is the Olive Bristo and bar, Moshes, the very interesting Goregaon Social, Asia Kitchen, Creme Center, thalis from Maharaja bhoj and an entire open food court with KFC, McDees, Taco Bell, Zoodles, Soberro, Malgudi, Chaat Bazaar, Subway, mm!Maaroosh and Mad Over Doughnuts. Last but not the least, if you have a sweet tooth head straight to the middle of the food court which has Gelato Italiano, Sweet Bengal, Belgian Waffles, Shahi Durbar and Natural Ice creams. Watch out for: 1) Women’s Wednesday: A clutch of brands come together on Wednesday with special offers for women who shop above Rs. 1000! Therefore, you get much more for the same price. 2) Club Uno – A loyalty program launched by the mall. You can use the app every time you shop, eat, play or watch a movie and get reward points! Especially relevant if you plan to visit the mall often but not otherwise. 3)Weekends: You’ll find a good chunk of Mumbai converging at the mall – things can probably get really crowded!

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Maxus Mall

Maxus Mall is one of the earliest and biggest malls in the Mira-Bhayander area. The area around the mall has several other shopping centers and eateries making the area very popular. The anchor store in the mall is the Big Bazaar store on the ground floor. Though this has been a good reason to attract footfalls, it has lately lost out to the DMart in the vicinity. The ground floor mall has mehandi artists sitting around doing a complicated henna design in a matter of minutes. While the first floor of the mall has fashion and accessory shops, the second floor has a food court (with only vegetarian food) and a bowling alley. Things to know The top floor of the mall is reserved for the multiplex. Basement parking is available in the mall. Visit the Maxus Mall in Mira Road for snacks, chaat & entertainment. There are some interesting shops around the Maxus Mall area including Bata and Mufti. The ground outside the mall has an equally amazing variety of fast food options from Pav Bhaji to dosa to chaats. The ground also has a few play options for kids. Maxus Mall has its own movie theatres running 4 of the most popular movies released during the week