There's a decent range of stores, though it isn't the biggest. The cinema in the mall is nice and the food court at the top has a variety of options. There aren't many seating areas around though and certainly not enough toilets, so be prepared.

Great shopping centre opposite the beach in Kuta. At the entrance you need to get bag checked by security, then you can go and shop in air conditioned shops. The food court on the rooftop is delicious and cheap but make sure you order get your receipts and pay at the cashier. Then go back and wait for your food to be ready.

last week,i stayed close to beachwalk mall,so came here twice.not only doing window shopping,i did buy two flip-flops at Panama kiosk,it is a famous brand in Indonesia. though it is popular in java, i found no outlets in Bali,only kiosk at beachwalk. the flip-flops are good designed and quality.besides,i had coffee at starbucks inside the mall too.you can buy many things here,like clothes,sports wears,food and so on.if staying around this area,then come here to do some shopping,you will find what you want here.

The Centre has rediscovered its vibe post Covid. Restaurants busy, some so crowded that we could not obtain a seat, new outlets, high end fashion outlets seeming very busy with customers/browsers. Lower floor is being remodeled, not sure what is intended but we missed the supermarket and bakery. Happy to see a vibrancy that was missing when we visited last August.

Just an average mall by big cities' standards. The only thing that it stands out is it is at the front of the famous Kuta Beach. The traffic is bad, on Saturday nights it's terrible that it takes half an hour to get from the basement parking lot out to the Pantai Kuta street.

This is a modern shopping mall with all my favourite stores ( Zara, Uniqlo, Mango, Pull and Bear, Bershka etc). It’s a great escape from the midday heat. There are some restaurants in the mall plus coffee shops too. We visited daily on our 4 day stay in Kuta. Sometimes to browse the shops, pick up a snack or meet up with friends. It’s quieter here in the mornings and it gets busier in the evenings.

Lovely, spacious mall with a food court and cinema upstairs. Here you will find all the brand stores, clothes, shoes, jewellery etc. Best of all, it's an open concept mall. There is a nice breeze coming through, but temperatures aren't freezing due to aircon.

I like the atmosphere and the architecture behind this mall. It is developed on the green concept. All high-profile and branded shops. Nice food court too with a bit of a selection. If you are interested in cheap (with quality) shopping, this isn't the place for it. The price of a TUMI bag is several hundreds more than in Singapore. Clothes are plenty but at a high price. A shirt that costs only IRP 60,000 costs in this mall as much as IRP 400,000. You can go down to IRP 350,000 and that is it.

Seems that this shopping centre has become part of our 'go to list' when visiting Bali. More vibe since our visit during May with large numbers of pedestrians, shops seemingly doing great trade, restaurants busy. One big detraction, the large black hoardings at the main entry, no doubt a new shopping experience coming soon, but a colour other than black hoarding would be less harsh. M & S must have listened to my complaint about lack of sizes last visit, on this occasion not a problem, I was able to make some purchases from quite a good range of clothing. Sometimes big men do win.

Clean shopping mall with upmarket western brands. Lots of coffee shops and icecream. Do yourself a favour and go to the top floor eatery for some cheep local food and drinks, and a great view of the ocean.