South point Mall - Shopping mall in Gurugram - default, India

It's a great mall right on GCR. Plenty of parking and easy access. The outdoor parking next to the lower GF is the best place if you get the space. Plenty of places to eat, good supermarkets for imported goods particularly Japanese & Korean. Plenty of Salons. Common areas are well maintained.

South Point Mall in Gurugram offers a delightful shopping and dining experience. With a diverse range of stores, from high-end brands to local gems, it caters to every taste. The ambiance is inviting, and the well-maintained spaces create a pleasant atmosphere. The food court boasts a variety of options, ensuring a culinary delight for every visitor. Ample parking and friendly staff contribute to an overall enjoyable visit. A prime destination for both shopping enthusiasts and foodies in Gurugram!

Very clean, lovely and little mall you can visit everyday for daily needs, food, clothing, footwear, self care and Health related issues. It's a mind blowing place for Golf course road residents. No parking issues, guards are too sweet and this place has the basic mall vine that you'd love to visit almost everyday. It's on walking distance from Royalton, Princeton estate, Carlton, Wellington and Camellias. Crowd is decent and there's no nuisance.

Why is this place overflowing with beauty salons, nail places and massage parlors?? They should re-name this mall. Maybe call it The Beauty and Rejuvenation Mall! The handful of Korean stores in the lower floor look interesting, and are probably the mainstay for Korean expats. I think I should learn Korean cooking. The ingredients look tempting! The 2 main supermarkets, Le March and Nature's Basket are good and expensive. Recommended for urgent food shopping and certainly not monthly rations! The Fitness Centre on the top floor seems popular, judging by the number people with their sports bags and determined expressions coming in and out of the Mall.

Gurugram is called the "millennium city" for a reason. I mean which other city has a mall just for jewellery. In the same way, South Point Mall is also unique in a way. The area surrounding this mall is inhabited by Japanese people. So, you will find stuff custom made for the Japanese. It has some very cool shops. For non-Japanese people, it has a musical instrument shop, run by a Sardar, which is awesome and Striker bar, which has one of the best foods, when it comes to a bar. All in all, a very pleasant place.

A mid sized mall full of cafes, pounds and restaurants, including Korean and Japanese and other foreign cuisines. Also includes various bakeries, electronics, and grocery stores, besides beauty parlours, gym and children play areas. Visited by Indians and foreigners alike. Good for families, friends, couples or office groups.

Went to Open Tap, its always crowded. No matter on which day of the week you go there, it is always crowded with tables and people, barely space to move around or dance. But the good thing is that is bang on easy to find and ofcouse brewed beer. Please try fish n chips, do not have peanut masala. I mean overall its a good place. Don't keep high hopes with music but they screen both cricket and football matches.

Good mall. We go here for a number of things. The bakeries. Good super markets. A couple of great cafes. A couple of good book stores. Also a number of salons and skin clinics. It is one of the malls we visit most often.