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The Nanzhuang Dream Mall in Tainan commenced trial operations on December 30, 2014.It attracted tens of thousands of visitors eager to be among the first. The mall has currently introduced nearly 400 brand vendors, with over 350 already open for business. It is scheduled to officially open on February 11 of next year. Outside the mall, a giant 10-meter-tall “Invincible Mouse” mascot, touted as the largest in the world, has been installed and is highly captivating. It has become a new popular photo spot in East Tainan and will remain on display until March 15.
Nanzhuang Dream Mall collaborates with No.2 Good to create the 10-meter Invincible Mouse. (Photography by Tokan)
Nanzhuang Dream Mall officially commenced trial operations on December 30, 2013. (Photography by Tokan)
Located in Houjia, East District, Tainan City, Nanzhuang Dream Mall covers an area of 8,000 pyeong. The mall complex spans from B2 to the 6th floor and includes Dream Mall, Les Suites Hotel, and the Nanzhuang Corporate Building. It houses nearly 400 vendors, featuring many exclusive brands, and adopts an innovative shopping mall management model that integrates shopping, dining, leisure, arts, entertainment, and more. In addition to domestic and international fashion brands, it also incorporates local specialty cuisines such as A-Xia Restaurant, bringing classic Taiwanese dishes into a modern shopping mall. The mall is home to well-known brands including “Les Suites Hotels,” Zara and its sister brand Pull&Bear, Jin-Xia Tower, Dancing Perfume, Hello Kitty Kitchen and Dining, branches of Crystal Spoon Thai Cuisine, Nikko, Mo-Mo-Paradise,Vieshow Cinemas (featuring two IMAX theaters),Golden Steer,Hokkaido Soft Serve MILKISSIMO, and other shops.
The Invincible Mouse exhibit will run until March 15, 2015. (Photography by Tokan)
Nearly 400 merchants have set up shop in the mall. (Photography by Tokan)
On the first day of opening, the mall was flooded with over ten thousand visitors. (Photography by Tokan)