I vote for Oakridge. I know it's not huge, but often I can find the things I want. Also, in giantic mall like Metrotown, I almost feel like get "lost" inside...
Don't know if anyone have the same feeling ...if I go shopping, I often like to walk through the whole mall (i.e. visit all shop, maybe not inside but at least window shopping all stores, see if there are things I am interested) then I feel like "complete" a task. Since Oakridge is not that big, I can walk thru it.
Voted Metrotown. It is just the closest and most convenient one for me I guess. Parking is decent, and you can almost always find what you need. You can also easily kill a lot of time just wandering around the mall, haha.
i go to rmd center more often than the other ones
but that's just cuz i live in rmd
but i guess i like metrotown more since it was more stores
but it's too big. i need to walk from one end to the other in order to visit all my favorite stores...
and it's usually too crowded. i try to go there only on weekdays
i like going to pacific center and robson during the summer though
I don't go to mall very often nowadays. I used to work near Aberdeen so I once went there quite often after work -- buy some snacks, visit the bookstore, and maybe wandering around in Daiso...etc.
Metrotown is my vote. It's on my way home from work, and it is in door so it's great for winter time. It has all the stores I usually shop from. And more importantly, I finally got the "map" of Metrotown inside my head so I know where everything is!
"In the underground of crime, everybody has a secret."
Pacific Center
it's right across from my office, i walk a round at lunch everyday. i can memorize all the store's locations, & recognize certain sales on shift it keeps me exercising during lunch, & it keeps draining my $ especially when there Holts etc....
metrotown is good...but it's so big. well, it takes me a long time to walk from certain stores to stores that i only go into.