Fisher Mall

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Fisher Mall
Fisher Mall Logo.svg
Fisher Mall (Quezon Avenue cor. Roosevelt, Quezon City)(2018-05-06).jpg
Facade of the mall
Fisher Mall
Location Quezon Avenue corner Fernando Poe Jr. Avenue, Quezon City, Philippines
Coordinates 14°38′01.2″N121°01′09.3″E / 14.633667°N 121.019250°E / 14.633667; 121.019250
Opening dateDecember 10, 2013;10 years ago (2013-12-10)
(supermarket) [1]
January 29, 2014;10 years ago (2014-01-29)
(grand opening)
DeveloperMallers Investment, Inc.
OwnerMallers Management Corporation
Architect Palafox & Associates [2]
(mall structure)
Jonathan O. Gan + Associates [3]
(interior design)
No. of stores and services~150
Total retail floor area 114,000 square meters (1,230,000 sq ft)
No. of floors5 levels + 3 levels for basement parking
Parking1000 slots (basement carpark)
Public transit access Bus-logo.svg   6   Fisher Mall
Website fishermall.com.ph

The Fisher Mall is a minor mall chain that first opened in Quezon City on January 29, 2014. The location of the mall was formerly occupied by the Pantranco bus terminal. Its other branch is located in Malabon City. One of the anchors of the mall, Fisher Supermarket, primarily sells fish supplied by Irma Fishing Inc. [4] [5]

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Etymology

The Fisher Mall's name is a homage to Mallers Management Corporation President Ray del Rosario's ancestors who initiated Irma Fishing fishing business based in Malabon. [4] [5]

Branches

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Fisher Mall Malabon

The first ever branch of the mall is in Quezon City, along Quezon Avenue. Since the opening of their Malabon mall, it has been retroactively renamed as Fisher Mall Quezon Avenue.

Fisher Mall Malabon is the second branch located at the Del Rosarios home town of Malabon at C-4 Road cor. Dagat-Dagatan Ave. [6] The new mall soft-opened on November 29, 2018, and had its grand opening on January 31, 2019.

Apart from their anchor Department Store and Supermarket, it includes the updated The Galley foodcourt.

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References

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