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Craving for a Game
10153 King George Blvd, Surrey, BC V3T 2W1, Canada, V3T 2W1 Surrey, British Columbia
Centro minorista de 2 pisos de grandes tiendas y boutiques, con patio de comidas y restaurantes.
Google Reviews
I D
2 months ago
Surrey Central City Mall is a great place to shop, especially if you prefer a mall that's easy to get around without feeling overwhelming. While it isn't very large, it has an excellent variety of stores, so there's something for just about everyone. The mall always feels clean and well maintained, including the washrooms. I've also found it to be a safe place to visit, and the staff throughout the mall are friendly. One thing I really appreciate is that they host a variety of family-friendly events throughout the year, which helps make the mall more than just a shopping destination. Only a short walk from the Surrey Central Skytrain, it’s a valuable part of the community and a great addition to the Surrey area.
Pargat Sidhu
6 months ago
Central City Surrey is a great place to shop, eat, and spend time all in one spot. The mall has a wide variety of stores, from popular brands to smaller shops, so you can easily find what you’re looking for. It’s also very conveniently connected to public transit, which makes it super easy to access. The food court has plenty of options with something for everyone, whether you’re in the mood for a quick snack or a full meal. The overall environment is clean, modern, and well-maintained, which makes the shopping experience comfortable and enjoyable. One of the best parts about Central City is how lively it feels, especially with students from SFU nearby. It gives the place a nice energy without feeling too crowded. Security is visible, which adds to the sense of safety while shopping. Overall, it’s a reliable and convenient mall in Surrey that offers a little bit of everything. Definitely a good place to hang out, shop, or grab a bite with friends!
Lorie R
8 months ago
I met my sisters for some shopping at Winners so we all parked near Best Buy, my sister had her baby stroller and needed the elevator. We then walked to Skye Avenue for dinner. After dinner at 7:30pm, we had to walk back to our cars… you’d think we can walk the same way we came in right? No. The security person would not allow us to walk through the mall due to it being “closed” (there were many ppl including workers in the mall still) and completely couldn’t care less that my sister had a baby and needed to use the elevator. Instead, they made us walk outside, in the freezing cold, around the entire mall where there’s addicts on every corner, in a bustling parking lot with cars pulling out in every direction because these security guards were power tripping over their position. They could hardly speak English, I don’t think she understood that we said we parked all the way by Best Buy. How ironic that the Central City Security website prides itself on maintaining public safety when it’s like they do the literal opposite. Please hire people who KNOW what they’re doing and GENUINELY care for public safety. These security personnel lacked total common sense. They are very lucky we didn’t get hit by a car or jabbed by a needle. Here is a picture of my sister walking past an addict because we were not allowed to walk through the mall back to the elevator.
Danny Tram
a year ago
Central City is a solid shopping spot in Surrey. It’s got all the mall essentials: T&T Supermarket, Walmart, a variety of clothing stores, Best Buy, a big food court, and plenty of parking. The architecture is actually pretty impressive—lots of glass, open spaces, and a sleek modern vibe. It feels more “downtown chic” than your average suburban mall.
Emily L
a year ago
I really love the architecture of this place, it’s modern, eye-catching and just GRAND feeling. The wooden ceiling panels remind me of YVR airport or the Vancouver convention centre. Oh yeah and the stores are cute and seem like places people actually shop at. Various things for sale and most of them are priced reasonably. There’s a food court here, Dollarama, Walmart and Winners as well as a gym, truly all the essentials for the SFU student body who call this their campus.
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