Terminal 21’s glass-and-steel structure successfully mimics an airport, and the theme carries through into each ‘city’. A network of escalators and signs around the mall, signal your arrival in each city. Enter at the basement-level ‘airport’ and continue upwards to ‘Paris’, ‘London’ and other city-themed floors. Wander through the streets of down town Tokyo, hunt for bargain deals in Istanbul’s souks, grab lunch in San Francisco before posing for a picture in front of the Golden Gate Bridge. The shopping mall has 600 stores covered across nine floors as well as a massive cineplex, gourmet marketplace several restaurants, cafés and a food court.
While each floor’s distinct theme has plenty to keep you occupied, if you are a food lover, the 4th and 5th floor is where you’ll want to be. The San Francisco area has over 50 restaurants and cafés fighting for your attention. You’ll find a big selection of well-known branded chains intermixed with independent eateries. For a more social food court experience, ‘Pier 21’ on the 5th floor has some of the best food in the city, in terms of price and variety. From tasty dim sum and Taiwanese chicken rice to delectable roast duck noodles and vegetarian dishes, you’ll find something to delight the taste buds. Terminal 21 is a great place to shop while enjoying a little entertainment, and teens and kids will definitely enjoy the unique ambiance.
A true believer that the pen is a mighty weapon, Caleb Falcon ventures into reaching the minds of every reader with the earnest hope of leaving an indelible stream of thought. Her interests include Politics, law and Philosophy. Google+