Profilo Shopping Center

We usually go there for FLO and Koton outlet. The prices are really low. The shopping mall itself does not have a lot to offer, it is old, but it is not crowded so you can shop without a rush. The food options outside the shopping mall is better than inside.

Becoming more like a ghost town every year. Probably most AVMs in Istanbul will share the same fate in the next few years.

This is your classic mall straight out of the mid 2000s or maybe late 90s. And weirdly enough I love it, the no.1 thing that differentiate it from the numerous other choices is that it has the best cinema in town, cinema pink, those big comfortable leather seats, and make your movie experience way better. Another cool thing about that place are the variety of Turkish restaurants. And I mean the authentic Turkish food, and generally speaking it's well priced. You can find furniture galleries, all you're average mall of Istanbul stores and a migros, I tried the water cycle, it was clean and fresh.

Needs an urgent renovation. Electrostatic charge is huge, and the vibration of the structure makes you notice every step next to you. The rest, has many shops for daily stuff, and one huge empty area in the back. Closed shops and so on. Good location.

There are few real outlets in this shopping center. Don't look for top brands, but if you want Turkish local cloths and FLO shoes with cheaper prices, then don't miss it out. There is a good Migros also in the ground floor.

I went here for my UK visa application process and I don't see any other reason why people would come to this mall other than that or simply because you work/live in the area. It has not much to offer shopping wise and the building looks old and run down. Definitely not the mall to visit for tourists. Just average.

If you are looking for an isolated, quiet mall to hang, then this is your best take. The food courts most of the times are less crowded than most places, due to the mobility to reach there by public transport most people often consider other malls. Though l have to say they have to improve on the locations of their toilets, they are far to reach or there's need to put more signs to direct people in times of inconveniences. Like most malls it has less signs that direct you to the WC. I do appreciate their gaming centre though, this place is outside, a distance like 50m from the exit, this place closes at 2am hence its suitable for adults to play table tennis, billiard, pin bowling and many other games like pinball and mortal kombat.

Profilo Shopping Center Recently we had an appointment with a visa process at Profilo Shopping Center. The center amorphed into a ghost place. Two retailers on the ground floor and another one on upper levels. Nothing more, dark and deserted. When opened at the end of 90's it was the only shopping center around. New, it was crowded all the time, with movies and theaters, there were activies throughout the day. Not anymore. It is finished.

Read this before you visit there. It's like a ghost town. There is absolutely no reason to stop by. Nothing to do there. Just a Migros and useless bunch of cosmetic shops. It's one of the malls that have been left alone by the people around. Pathetic.

I was in this mall 2 weeks ago. Found it almost empty the supermarket closed and all clothes shops were closed except one . Coffee shops closed except one . Looks like the mall will be totally closed soon. Anyone knows the reason, please tell us .