THE VICTORY OF VICTORY MALL




Being a legitimate Tanaueño , I observed a lot of changes from our town. 
Victory Mall is one of the Big Project of our Late Tanauan City Mayor Thony Halili. It aims to provide jobs and business opportunities to  . Also a place where we can shop, dine, play and walk around. It is indeed a remarkable success of his reign.



It is the largest mall and market in Tanauan City which held its Grand Opening last December 8,2018. Tanaueño's are very excited on that day because of the special guest's Janine Guttierez and Tony Labrusca.



Tony Labrusca




2nd floor of Victory Mall while waiting to Tony Labrusca



Janine Guttierez is an invited guest of Save More Market


Below are some of the business establishments you can see in the mall area.
Where you can shop, dine and enjoy your family time. No need to go to SM Lipa and SM Calamba the nearest Malls in Tanauan which is about one and a half hour away from our town.



On the other side of the Victory Mall is the market which is also ready to occupy by the vendors of Tanauan.You can go to Mall at the same time to Market. A one stop shop to everyone.☺️☺️


The best part of it is you can reach Victory Mall 3-5 minutes away from Lumina Tanauan. Most of the incoming improvements of Tanauan City is very near in Lumina Tanuan. 

For more information you can reach Lumina Tanauan at,
0920-9111-470 and 0917-801-2415







 

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