Pacific Mall
Pacific Mall is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike and is the largest mall of its kind in North America
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: NoPacific 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
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What a fun, nostalgic stop for our family holiday itinerary. Pacific Mall was buzzing with great energy. It’s the ultimate place to browse for unique specialty items, phone repairs, and trendy lifestyle goods. The sheer variety of food stalls, bakeries, and bubble tea shops makes it a paradise for food lovers. It’s loud, vibrant, and packed with character—a wonderful indoor spot to walk around, snack, and enjoy a lively afternoon with the family.
Ryan Huang - a month ago
This is a unique but lively mall in Markham. I’ll start with the positives: Smells nice, great variety of little Asian stores to get your little Asian things. Such as goji berries and chinese sausage, but many stores are overpriced. I think the best store in here is “the best shop”. I purchased a fryer of the air variety here that was cheap and useful and I still have it and just made some potatoes in it tonight (June 7th). The food in heritage town looks delicious and I got a extremely yummy bubble tea from there.
Now the negatives: The lower level washroom is extremely hard to find!! If you’re on the main floor of the mall, you must follow signage that is strangely placed which leads you down a dark and musty stairwell, which then brings you to a parking garage, where you are met with a “please do not urinate here” sign. After wandering through the parking lot for a little bit, we found doors to get into where the washrooms were. I’m guessing they had to put the “do not urinate here” sign up because many people gave up on finding the washroom and decided the wall was a good 2nd best.
Overall an interesting experience and I will go back but go to washroom somewhere else. Uncle Bill Canada Ginseng bags are great.
Maxim Tandon - 4 weeks ago
SO MUCH FUN! I'm currently visiting Toronto from California and wanted to kill the time, so I Uber-ed here with my mom and it was great! There's plenty of interesting stores here from jewelry, hair products, salons, clothing stores to blind boxes and gift shops!
If you are visiting Canada and are specifically looking for some gifts to take back, there's great gift shops here.
Marah - 2 months ago
If you want a place that feels completely different from a regular mall experience, Pacific Mall is honestly such a vibe. The energy here is unmatched. So many unique shops, amazing food spots, cool gadgets, collectibles, beauty products, snacks, fashion, anime stores, and hidden gems everywhere you turn. You can spend hours walking around and still discover something new.
The food court alone is worth the visit. Some of the best authentic Asian food you can find in the GTA, and the variety is insane. It really feels like stepping into a different world in the best way possible.
What I love most is that it has so much personality. It’s busy, lively, colorful, and full of culture. Whether you’re looking for tech, gifts, bubble tea, street food, or just a fun day out, this place has it all.
Definitely one of the most unique shopping experiences in the GTA and always worth visiting.
Izzy G - a month ago
Large in door asian shopping mall filled with small boutique shops and a food court. There's really nothing special here but I feel very nostalgic when I come here, feels like I'm back in Hong Kong. It's a bit out of the way if you are visiting and staying in downtown Toronto but they do have buses and the GO train that can take you here but the journey is a bit far.
Tommy Chen - 5 months ago
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Directions
| TTC Subway Line | Nearest Station | Walking Time |
|---|---|---|
| Yonge-University-Spadina | Finch Station | 2 Minutes |
| Bloor Danforth | Kennedy Station | 2 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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Pacific Heritage Town on the second floor of the mall cc licensed photoby Gisling -
Colorful glass walled shops in Pacific Mall Toronto -
Corridors in Pacific Mall are named after actual streets in Hong Kong -
Photo Credit: thea12t - cc license via Flickr -
Photo Credit: JasonParis - cc license via Flickr

