Ratna Square Shopping Centre
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Old building with a modern touch housing Rozinas, Shankar Electronics, Paper Connections, and good drip burgers. There's a lot of rental space available and the place feels empty, but if you need what's here, it works.
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Based on 878 reviews
Sidhra Sheikh
2 years agoI wish this place was more lively! Alot of room for improvement and alot of rental space available for lease. Rozinas, Shankar Electronics, Paper Connections etc are based here but the place is very e...
justus amani
6 months agoIt is a good place for doing your shopping and also their is good restaurant with the best foods ever polite workers and attendants their is some offices including cargo fargo for transport o...
Karisa Joshua
4 months agoold building with a modern touch. i love the style
Richard Corcoran
4 months agoPleasant mall but strange design and layout.
BRIGHTON OTIENO
2 weeks agoGood drip burgers
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