Pacific Mall

Pacific Mall is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike and is the largest mall of its kind in North America

Entrance to the massive Pacific  Mall
Entrance to the massive Pacific Mall

Pacific Mall is a huge Asian shopping complex modeled after a traditional Pacific style marketplace with over 450 small shops lining corridors that are named after streets in Hong Kong. It offers a unique shopping experience that is interesting and fun. Since it has been officially designated as a tourist attraction it is allowed to open 365 days a year including all statutory holidays.

With about 270,000 square feet of retail space, you will find and extensive range of merchandise here. There are an abundance of fashions and accessories, jewellery, electronics and accessories, entertainment products, automotive, Asian foods and much more. Without question there are some good deals to be had here, but buyers should be careful that they are getting good quality and that brand name or licensed products are legitimate. In past years a number of merchants in the mall have been charged with selling counterfit products. You may find you can negotiate a better price with many of the merchants so don't hesitate to ask.

On the second floor of the mall you will find Pacific Heritage Town which features oriental architecture. This floor is home to a food court, several Chinese restaurants, an arcade and karaoke rooms.

In addition to the 100s of shops and services Pacific Mall hosts free entertainment and cultural events through the year.

Facts For Your Visit

Fee: No

Pacific Mall Hours:
Opening hours may differ on holidays

  • Monday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Thursday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Friday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Saturday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Sunday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Address: 4300 Steeles Ave E, Markham, ON L3R 0Y5, Canada

Phone: (905) 470-8785

Official Website: Pacific Mall

Pacific Mall Reviews

Rated 3.8 out of 5 Star Rating

5 Star Rating Remember Russel Peter’s reference to a Chinese mall? That’s Pacific Mall. Lots of shops with gazillion products that you didn’t even know existed! The perfect place to spend an entire snowy day. Cosmetics, phone accessories, jewellery, clothes, water fountains big and small, wall hangings, clothes, toys.. it’s all there under one roof. Upper floor has an extensive food court with fresh fruit juices, Waffles, dumplings, kebabs, pancakes and food combinations that challenge our imagination. Authentic dumplings available here. Curios stores galore. ‘Best Shop’on the first floor has pencils to washing machines! This mall is a shopping haven for children’s gifts. Bored of the same soft toys, school bags, lunch boxes, Water bottles, stationery that we see at every Canadian retailer.. go to Pacific Mall for a pleasant surprise. Check out Unique styled small electric items .. kettle, rice cookers, steamers .. it’s all here. Usually open on public holidays when other malls are closed. Encountered extremely courteous shop owners and staff, same at the food court too. Lots of parking.
The Wandering Gypsy - 3 months ago

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4 Star Rating Pacific Mall is your one stop shop for anything that you would hope to get from a street market in Asia. Looking for hard to find Asian snacks? Or a present for family or friends? I’d bet you’d find a stall that has what you’re looking for. Don’t be surprised to leave with a lot more than what you came for. There is a food court upstairs with a number of restaurants. They’re hit or miss so be sure to check out reviews before committing to any which one.
Tim Lam - 2 weeks ago

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2 Star Rating Came here wanting to check out the mall- known for being a prominent location containing different vendors. First off, parking is insanely difficult to find given the small lots compared to the amount of people going in. The lots themselves are annoying to maneuver as well given the small amounts of space. The mall itself appears very run down. Places look to be falling apart and it’s shocking that the owners don’t think of repairs. Wanted to go around to the different stores but there honestly isn’t much to look at besides useless gadgets and low quality merchandise. The food here was decent but with the long lines of people who were also here on a random Sunday it almost didn’t seem worth it. Asking around, many seem to claim the Mall isn’t the same as it used to.
Yonden Dor - 3 weeks ago

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3 Star Rating The Asian shopping center with mostly Chinese stores. This very old-style store and mall. Many cell phone accessory stores but they are pricy. Many nails store. The food cord is located on the second floor, very busy and organized. The big store is on the second floor The price was really good compared to Dollarama's quality wise is much better. Overall good for once a year.
Saeed Parsa - 2 months ago

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5 Star Rating A Chinese mall with all different types of stores on the inside. Very busy, lots of people there. The food court is really busy. There are Chinese herb stores, Asian snack shops, clothing stores, glasses store, boba shops, camera store, kitchen appliances stores,hair salons,medical clinic, dentist, optometrist, pharmacy, tattoo shops,phone case and phone repair stores. There's a food court on the second floor,There's not much of dining area. There's an Uncle Tetsu outside of the mall. everything there is expensive. Some restaurants were not clean and were messy.
oronno - 2 months ago

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Directions

TTC Subway Line Nearest Station Walking Time
Yonge-University-SpadinaFinch Station2 Minutes
Bloor DanforthKennedy Station2 Minutes

How to get to Pacific Mall by TTC Subway

Being located on the outskirts of Toronto it will take you a little over one hour for this commute depending on your starting point. If you are near the Yonge Street branch of the Yonge-University-Spadina Line take it to Finch Station and catch bus #53B Steeles East eastbound to Kennedy Road.

Otherwise make your way to the Bloor-Danforth Line and take it east to Kennedy Station and catch bus #43 Kennedy northbound and take it all the way to the terminus at Steeles Avenue.

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