5/5 Keren Catherine P. 2 years ago on Google
One
of
the
best
malls
in
the
city.
Often
crowded,
but
doesn't
feel
cramped
due
to
the
excellent
natural
light
and
open
wells
between
the
floors.
Relatively
pleasant
to
spend
time
in,
especially
when
compared
to
many
other
Jerusalem
malls.
As
of
Sept.
2021:
Mask-wearing
rules
are
generally
followed.
There
are
sanitizer
dispensers
around
the
mall,
though
not
all
of
them
(maybe
50%?)
work.
A
green
pass
is
not
necessary
to
enter
the
mall.
Has
most
major
store
chains
typically
found
in
Israeli
malls.
You
can
find
a
wide
variety
of
stores
here
-
home
goods,
clothing,
accessories,
gifts,
jewelry,
toys,
bakeries,
supermarket,
pet
store,
book
shops,
sports
stores,
electronics,
stationary
&
office
supplies,
etc.
There
is
a
food
court.
Most
(maybe
all?)
dining
options
and
food
stores
are
Kosher.
Prices
are
on
the
higher
side,
though
there
are
a
number
of
stores
(for
example:
Miniso,
Daiso,
Top
Ten,
Cofizz)
that
specialize
in
low-priced
products.
For
a
mall
filled
with
clearance
outlets
of
many
major
brands,
check
out
the
אחים
ישראל
mall
in
Talpiot.
In
Malha,
you
typically
pay
the
sticker
price,
unless
there's
a
sale
throughout
the
chain.
The
mall
has
its
own
parking,
but
don't
count
on
finding
a
spot
quickly
during
peak
hours.