​A trip to Gensan is simply incomplete without visiting KCC Mall. Along with Gaisano (which was destroyed by fire), this mall holds countless treasured memories from my childhood. Back in the 90s and 2000s, KCC was the place, and it was constantly expanding!

​I remember the Jollibee here being so small we had to share tables. Now, the entire mall is massive and even has a new annexed building! Fond memories include hitting World of Fun, collecting tickets for that big prize, and watching movies with my relatives. If you experienced the walkalator when it was installed around 2004, you were instantly the coolest kid in school!

​On this visit, the expansion truly caught me by surprise. The annexed building is impressive, especially the walls of The Veranda—they are styled like waterfalls! Gensan is truly beautiful.

​The chance encounter with two of my cousins here proved it: this mall remains a deeply personal landmark, connected to all of us who grew up in the city.

– Kleinberg Fletcher Tabel

KCC Mall is known for being a very spacious shopping center, giving you plenty of room to walk around and buy items from various shops. KCC supermarket stands out, you'll find that many of the items here are offered at low, budget-friendly prices (pinakabarato), making it a popular spot for locals. This mall also serves as a terminal for tricycles/Vans going to different parts of Gensan or beyond.

– Besinga, Joshua Gabriel P.

KCC is the one-stop shop for everything you need! Their grocery items are cheaper than other malls and they always serve fresh goods and vegetables. They have department store, hardware, bookstore, arcade, cinema, various shops etc. Also there’s plenty of parking spots in the main building and more in Veranza carpark. There’s a bridge connecting KCC & Veranza so it’s very convenient to mall goers. Elevators and walkalators are in place for shoppers with grocery carts. The entire mall is PWD-friendly. There are trash bins with proper segregation labels. It’s great for anyone looking to buy stuff or even just for strolling. KCC has been the go-to place of our family since then. It’s something embedded in our memories as Generals.

– Kimberly D Samson