Garden Restaurants
Start with the open-air landscaped side of TriNoma for a slower, greener first impression.

City energy on North EDSA, garden pause by the restaurants—a visitor-first guide to TriNoma, with MRT-3 access built into the rhythm of the day.
TriNoma sits in one of Metro Manila’s busiest transport-and-retail zones, yet its landscaped Garden Restaurants area gives the visit a softer counterpoint. Come for practical shopping; stay for the change of pace between indoor retail and open-air planting.

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Start with the open-air landscaped side of TriNoma for a slower, greener first impression.
Move through the main retail floors, cafés and department-store connection at your own pace.
Turn the visit into an easy half-day with a movie, coffee stop or indoor entertainment.
Pair TriNoma with the adjacent North Triangle district for a broader shopping and dining loop.
Add another major North EDSA mall if shopping variety is the goal of your day.
Switch from retail to trees and open space for a more balanced Quezon City day.

The Garden Restaurants side is the natural place to anchor a meal, while the indoor floors cover quick bites, cafés and full-service dining. Restaurant line-ups do change, so use the mall directory for the live tenant list.
A comfortable sit-down option when you want something warm and substantial.
An easy pick for a slower shared meal between shopping blocks.
Examples from the mall’s dining mix; check the live directory for relocations, closures and new openings.
Ramen counters and Japanese comfort food, such as Hanamaruken Ramen, Shou La Mien and Ramen Kuroda.
Sit-down favourites like Italianni’s and TGI Friday’s for a slower shared meal.
Casual Filipino plates and fast-food counters for a fast refuel between shopping blocks.
Coffee stops and sweet breaks spread across the indoor levels and garden side.
TriNoma is unusually practical for a Manila mall day because rail, road transport and the retail district meet in the same North Avenue–EDSA pocket.
Get off at North Avenue Station. A pedestrian connection links the station side directly toward TriNoma, avoiding an EDSA street crossing.
The transport terminal around North Avenue and Mindanao Avenue serves local public-utility routes. Route loading points can shift, so confirm signage on arrival.
A P2P terminal operates beside the mall area. Operators and schedules are time-sensitive; check the current departure board or operator channel before relying on a specific trip.
Set the destination to TriNoma and use the indicated mall drop-off. During peak EDSA periods, allow buffer time for the final approach.

See North Avenue Station? You’re already in the right pocket.
This is the transport advantage that makes TriNoma work well as a meeting point or a first stop before exploring the rest of Quezon City.
Standard operating hours are listed below. Holiday, cinema and special-event schedules can shift, so confirm the live directory or signage before a time-sensitive visit.
Parking buildings (North and Mindanao) are listed by Ayala Malls with operating hours of about 5:00 AM–2:00 AM; overnight stays beyond that window are treated as overnight parking. Rates and notices can change—check at entry.
There is no general admission ticket for the mall. Budget separately for cinema, entertainment, food, shopping, parking and any special ticketed event.
Ayala Malls lists North and Mindanao carpark buildings, with the official page noting 5:00 AM–2:00 AM and stays beyond 2:00 AM treated as overnight. Check current rates and notices at entry.
Weekday opening is best for a calmer browse; late afternoon suits garden ambience. Plan ~2 hours for a quick pass or 3–5 hours with a meal, shopping and a relaxed break.
Holiday schedules, parking rules, rates, transport departures, tenant mix and public ratings can change. Check live official or on-site information before a time-sensitive visit.
A natural extension of a North Triangle shopping-and-dining day.
Another large retail stop for shoppers who want maximum variety in one district.
Swap climate-controlled retail for trees, open space and a more outdoorsy pace.
A landmark-and-park counterpoint if you want to stretch the day beyond North EDSA.
TriNoma layers fashion, tech, home and dining across its levels, anchored by The Landmark department store and supermarket. The landscaped Garden Restaurants area sits at the open-air heart of the visit.
Open the live directory ↗Everyday and boutique fashion across the retail floors, with accessories and footwear to match a full shopping loop.
Phone, laptop and accessory specialists for upgrades and repairs, including mobile and electronics counters.
The Landmark department store and supermarket anchor the mall with home, lifestyle and daily essentials.
Restaurants, cafés and quick bites across the levels, with the Activity Center hosting mall events and programmes.
TriNoma stands at the corner of EDSA and North Avenue in Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines.
Open in Google Maps ↗If you are arriving from Ninoy Aquino International Airport, these are the most practical ways to reach TriNoma. A direct car is easiest with luggage, the MRT-3 option can be more reliable when traffic is heavy, and the bus-transfer route works best for tighter budgets.
From NAIA T1, T2, T3 or T4, set your destination directly to TriNoma. In lighter traffic this is usually the simplest option; during peak periods, allow a wider time buffer.
Take a taxi or ride-hailing car from the airport to MRT-3 Taft Avenue Station, then board a northbound train to North Avenue Station. From there, use the pedestrian connection toward TriNoma.
If keeping costs lower matters most, take an airport bus or shuttle to PITX, then transfer to a northbound bus toward North Avenue and finish with a short walk or local ride to TriNoma. Stops and dispatch points may shift, so confirm on-site signage.
General mall entry is free. You pay only for what you choose to buy or use, such as food, shopping, cinema tickets, entertainment, parking, or separately ticketed events.
Standard hours are Monday–Friday 11:00 AM–9:00 PM and Saturday–Sunday 10:00 AM–10:00 PM. Holiday and special-event schedules can differ, so check the live directory or on-site notices before a time-sensitive visit.
MRT-3 North Avenue Station is the most direct rail stop. A pedestrian connection links the station side with TriNoma, making rail the simplest option when EDSA road traffic is heavy.
TriNoma spans garden-side dining and indoor restaurants, from ramen and Italian to Filipino and café options. Tenant line-ups change, so use the live mall directory for the current restaurant list.
The mall mixes fashion, tech and mobile, home and lifestyle, and dining across its levels, anchored by The Landmark department store and supermarket. For the latest tenant list, check the official Ayala Malls TriNoma directory.
No. TriNoma and SM City North EDSA are separate malls in the North EDSA district, a short distance apart. TriNoma connects directly to MRT-3 North Avenue Station.
For a calmer browse, arrive close to opening on a weekday. For the landscaped Garden Restaurants atmosphere, late afternoon into early evening is a pleasant choice.
Allow about two hours for a quick browse. Three to five hours works well for shopping plus a meal and garden time; add more time if you plan to watch a movie.
Yes. Ayala Malls lists the North and Mindanao carpark buildings. Posted operating hours and rates can change, so confirm the signage at the entrance before leaving your vehicle for an extended period.
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