Lucky One Mall

Karachi

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Lucky One Mall

The shopping hot spot of the city's north is Lucky One Mall, an enormous shopping complex that ranks among the largest in the world. Apart from an abundance of retailers, the mall also houses a two-storey theme park for visitors of all ages, as well as an outdoor food street with a variety of restaurants.

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addressLA-2/B, Block 21, Rashid Minhas Road, Karachi
openingHoursSun–Thu 11am–11pm, Fri 3pm–midnight, Sat 11am–midnight
phone+92 21 3632 1311
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