Dolmen Mall opens its biggest mall in Lahore’s DHA phase 6

Pakistan’s biggest shopping center operator and the first organization in South Asia to work with REITs is eager to announce the grand opening of its biggest mall in Lahore. Situated in the prestigious Defense Housing Authority (DHA) Phase 6, this latest improvement is set to change the region’s retail scene and provide a top-notch shopping experience for locals and international guests. 

Dolmen Mall Lahore has the potential to become an unmatched shopping destination in the country. It has the largest Gross Leasable Area (GLA) making it the largest shopping center in the country. The shopping center is intended to take special care of a different range of shopping, eating, and entertainment needs, including three retail space levels with a variety of top-of-the-line global brands, local retailers, and first-time participants in the Pakistani market. 

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The visually stunning food court and dining choices are a first for Pakistan. The dining areas include a mix of good-quality European-style engineering and Pakistan’s best food roads, providing you with the best cosmopolitan experience. The mall offers a different range of culinary experiences like none other in the country. The food court includes first-time brands, for example, Heavenly Desserts and Mary Brown, as well as Lahore’s number one, Rina’s Kitchenette, and Nisa Sultan, among numerous others. 

Dolmen Mall Lahore’s ideal place inside DHA Phase 6, near Lahore Airport and adjacent to DHA Stage IV, guarantees simple access and consistent availability through the Lahore Ring Street. 

This is another chapter in Pakistan’s story, as this pivotal project is something beyond a shopping center; it’s a statement of intent. Dolmen Group, an organization with international consultants and local experts, has left on an excursion to redefine the future of retail and leisure in Pakistan. The project was started in 2018, and from that point forward, it has developed into a symbol of Pakistan’s advancement and potential.