## CityMall Kabankalan: a practical stop for essentials on Negros Occidental’s “Perez Highway”

If you’re spending any time in Kabankalan City (Negros Occidental), CityMall Kabankalan is positioned as a straightforward, errands-first shopping stop—useful when you need basics, quick services, or a predictable indoor break from the heat and rain. It’s part of the CityMall brand of community malls developed under CityMall Commercial Centers, Inc., a subsidiary of DoubleDragon Properties. Properties

CityMall Kabankalan opened on February 14, 2017, alongside other CityMall openings in Negros Occidental that week. Publishing Inc.

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## CityMall Kabankalan at a glance

Here’s what can be stated confidently from published listings and company sources:

– Place: CityMall Kabankalan (shopping mall)
– Where listings place it: Talubangi Bridge area, Kabankalan City, Negros Occidental (6111) Spiaya
– Road context: Many addresses in this part of Kabankalan reference J.Y. (Justice Jesus Y.) Perez Highway and Brgy. Talubangi, which is also how the city government lists its own location. ng Languyan City
– Coordinates provided in your dataset: 10.0007916, 122.8099789 (useful for map pinning, but I’m treating this as provided data, not independently verified here).
– Hours (flagged as variable): third-party listings don’t fully agree. One store locator page lists 9:00 AM–8:00 PM, while another directory shows 9:00 AM–9:00 PM. Treat closing time as something to confirm same-day. Spiaya

Outdated-data flag: Hours and tenant mix are among the quickest details to drift on mall listings (and several sources for this location are clearly user-generated or directory-based), so verify before you plan a tight stop. Spiaya

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## What “CityMall” means in the Philippines (and why that matters for travelers)

CityMall isn’t a one-off independent mall—it’s a branded community mall chain positioned mainly in provincial locations, under DoubleDragon Properties. DoubleDragon’s own write-up describes the concept as community malls typically sized around 7,000–10,000 square meters, intended for “prime locations” largely in the Visayas and Mindanao. Properties

That context matters because it sets expectations: CityMall sites are designed around day-to-day convenience rather than being “destination mega-malls.” When you’re building a practical Kabankalan itinerary, that usually means CityMall is most valuable as a reliable logistics stop (supplies, small purchases, quick browsing) rather than a half-day activity.

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## “MI Department Store” at CityMall Kabankalan

Your provided review snippet (“Things you need? Check it out on their MI Department Store.”) lines up with public store listings for mi Department Store inside CityMall Kabankalan.

A branch directory for mi Department Store lists a location at “Mi Department Store, Gf Citymall Kabankalan, J.Y. Perez Highway … Kabankalan, 6111 Negros Occidental” and provides a contact number. Stationery Shop Inc.
There is also a dedicated mi Department Store Kabankalan Facebook page, indicating an on-the-ground presence tied to Kabankalan.

Outdated-data flag: Department store branches can move floors, rebrand sections, or adjust operating hours seasonally. The safest “freshest” source tends to be the store’s own announcements (e.g., their official page) rather than a static directory entry.

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## Where it sits in Kabankalan’s geography and road network

A lot of Kabankalan’s “practical city” addresses cluster around Brgy. Talubangi and the main national road known locally as J.Y./Justice Jesus Y. Perez Highway—the same highway referenced in CityMall-related listings and in the city government’s contact address. ng Languyan City

There’s also a legal naming reference for this road: the Philippine Senate’s legislative records describe an act naming the national road from Crossing Coronacion to Barangay Talubangi as Justice Jesus Y. Perez Memorial Highway. Legislative Document Repository

If you’re navigating Kabankalan by landmarks rather than street grids, multiple place listings anchor CityMall Kabankalan around Talubangi Bridge. Spiaya

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## What visitors say they use it for (clearly labeled as reviews)

I can’t verify the current tenant directory from an official mall directory page in the sources pulled here, but I can accurately report what visitors wrote on major review platforms:

– A TripAdvisor reviewer describes it as the “best mall in Kabankalan,” mentioning restaurants/shops and groceries as part of what they found there.

That’s not the same as confirming specific stores today—but it does tell you how travelers have historically used the space: food + basics + convenience.

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## Two RealJourneyTravels internal links that fit this stop

If you’re using CityMall as an “errands anchor” inside a bigger Negros Occidental trip, these two in-house guides provide nearby context:

– Northern Negros National Park (Negros Occidental nature option) Journey Travels
– Bernardino Jalandoni Museum (Negros Occidental heritage stop) Journey Travels

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## Inclusivity and accessibility: what I can and can’t confirm

I could not find an authoritative source (official mall page, accessibility statement, or verified listing details) confirming step-free access, elevator availability, accessible toilets, or designated accessible parking specifically for CityMall Kabankalan in the materials referenced above.

That doesn’t mean those features don’t exist—it means they’re not confirmable from the sources pulled here, so I won’t guess. If accessibility is a requirement for your visit, you’ll want confirmation via an official contact channel (mall management, tenant pages, or a current official directory post).