The main malls in Noida are DLF Mall of India (Sector 18), The Great India Place and Gardens Galleria (Sector 38A), Bhutani City Centre 32, formerly Logix City Centre (Sector 32), Wave Mall (Sector 18), Modi Mall, formerly Spice World (Sector 25A), and the newer Rcube Monad Mall (Sector 43). Further out, Spectrum Metro (Sector 75), Gulshan One29 (Sector 129) and Gaur City Mall in Greater Noida West serve the newer residential areas. This list of malls in Noida explains what each one is best for, its nearest metro station and what has changed recently.
Table of Contents
- Quick Facts
- List of malls in Noida at a glance
- 1. DLF Mall of India, Sector 18
- 2. The Great India Place (GIP), Sector 38A
- 3. Gardens Galleria, Sector 38A
- 4. Bhutani City Centre 32 (formerly Logix City Centre), Sector 32
- 5. Wave Mall (formerly Centrestage Mall), Sector 18
- 6. Modi Mall (formerly Spice World / Spice Mall), Sector 25A
- 7. Rcube Monad Mall, Sector 43
- 8. Spectrum Metro, Sector 75
- 9. Gulshan One29, Sector 129 (Noida Expressway)
- Other and upcoming malls
- Which Noida mall should you choose?
- Tips for visiting malls in Noida
- Mistakes to avoid
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Which is the biggest mall in Noida?
- What is the new name of Logix Mall Noida?
- Which is the newest mall in Noida?
- Which Noida mall is near a metro station?
- What are the timings of malls in Noida?
- Is The Great India Place mall still open?
Quick Facts
- Largest mall: DLF Mall of India, Sector 18 (about 2 million sq ft over 7 floors)
- Oldest big mall: The Great India Place, Sector 38A (opened 2007)
- Best for nightlife: Gardens Galleria, Sector 38A
- Newest notable opening: Rcube Monad Mall, Sector 43 (opened December 2024)
- Recent rebrand: Logix City Centre is now Bhutani City Centre 32, after Bhutani Infra acquired it in November 2024
- Best metro hub for malls: Noida Sector 18 (Blue Line)
- Typical hours: About 10–11 AM to 10–11 PM (as of September 2026)
Timings, store line-ups and cinema operators below are as of September 2026, based on mall websites, directories and news reports. Malls change tenants and hours often, so check the mall’s own website or social media before a special trip.
List of malls in Noida at a glance
| Mall | Location | Best for | Cinema | Nearest metro |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DLF Mall of India | Sector 18 | Biggest brand choice, family day out | PVR | Noida Sector 18 (Blue) |
| The Great India Place | Sector 38A | Shopping plus KidZania and Worlds of Wonder | Miraj Cinemas | Noida Sector 18 / Botanical Garden |
| Gardens Galleria | Sector 38A | Bars, rooftop dining, open-air evenings | No major multiplex listed | Noida Sector 18 |
| Bhutani City Centre 32 (ex-Logix) | Sector 32 | Everyday shopping, electronics, cinema | PVR | Noida City Centre (Blue) |
| Wave Mall (ex-Centrestage) | Sector 18 | Quick movie near the metro | Wave Cinemas | Noida Sector 18 |
| Modi Mall (ex-Spice World) | Sector 25A | Cinema near the stadium | Cinepolis | Short ride from Noida Sector 18 |
| Rcube Monad Mall | Sector 43 | Newer, calmer mall with luxury cinema | MovieMax Edition | Road access; short cab from Botanical Garden / Sector 18 area |
| Spectrum Metro | Sector 75 | Central Noida residents, food | 1 Cinemas | Aqua Line (Sector 76 area) |
| Gulshan One29 | Sector 129 | Noida Expressway residents | MovieMax | Road access |
| Gaur City Mall | Gaur City, Greater Noida West | Noida Extension residents | PVR | No metro nearby yet |
1. DLF Mall of India, Sector 18
Opened in February 2016, DLF Mall of India is Noida’s largest mall, with about 2 million sq ft across seven floors and more than 300 stores. It is organised into themed shopping zones and has a large food court, many sit-down restaurants, a PVR multiplex and family entertainment such as FunCity, Smaaash and Game Palacio, according to the official DLF Mall of India website. It is right next to Noida Sector 18 metro station. For timings, parking and floor-by-floor details, see our full DLF Mall of India Noida guide.
2. The Great India Place (GIP), Sector 38A
The Great India Place opened in 2007 and was once one of India’s biggest malls, with about 1 million sq ft over four floors. It is part of the Entertainment City complex alongside Gardens Galleria and the Worlds of Wonder amusement park. Inside you will find fashion and lifestyle stores, Miraj Cinemas and KidZania, the indoor role-play city for children. GIP’s footfall has fallen since DLF Mall of India opened across the road, and in 2022 media reported debt and sale speculation, which the management denied. It remains open, but expect some empty units and check whether your favourite brand is still there.
3. Gardens Galleria, Sector 38A
Next to GIP, Gardens Galleria is an open-air complex known mainly for bars, lounges and rooftop restaurants rather than shopping. It is Noida’s most popular nightlife cluster. Read our detailed Gardens Galleria mall Noida guide for timings, venues and tips.
4. Bhutani City Centre 32 (formerly Logix City Centre), Sector 32
Long known as Logix City Centre or “Logix Mall”, this Sector 32 mall was acquired by Bhutani Infra in November 2024 and rebranded Bhutani City Centre 32. News reports said the roughly 1.2 million sq ft complex includes the mall, offices and a hotel, and that the new owner planned a refurbishment. It has a PVR multiplex, fashion stores, electronics retailers and a food court. The nearest metro station is Noida City Centre on the Blue Line. Many locals still call it Logix, so both names work with cab drivers.
5. Wave Mall (formerly Centrestage Mall), Sector 18
This is a smaller, older mall in the Sector 18 market area, best known for Wave Cinemas on its upper floor. It is useful for a quick movie or a meal when you are shopping in Sector 18, but it does not compete with DLF Mall of India for brands.
6. Modi Mall (formerly Spice World / Spice Mall), Sector 25A
Opened in 2013 next to the Noida cricket stadium, this mall has had several names, including Spice World Mall, and now operates as Modi Mall. Its main draw is the Cinepolis multiplex. It has a modest number of stores and restaurants. It is a short auto ride from the Sector 18 area.
7. Rcube Monad Mall, Sector 43
Rcube Monad Mall opened on 14 December 2024 and is one of Noida’s newest malls. Reports at its launch listed brands such as Lifestyle, Fabindia, Shoppers Stop Beauty and Bata, cafés and restaurants including Starbucks and Blue Tokai, children’s play areas, and the MovieMax Edition luxury cinema with recliner seating. Its website lists hours of about 11 AM to 11 PM. It is a good choice if you want a newer, less crowded mall in central Noida.
8. Spectrum Metro, Sector 75
Spectrum Metro is a large commercial complex in Sector 75 that serves the dense residential sectors of central Noida. It has a mix of shops, restaurants, a food court and the 1 Cinemas multiplex. It lies close to the Noida Metro Aqua Line; see our Aqua Line guide for the route and stations.
9. Gulshan One29, Sector 129 (Noida Expressway)
Gulshan One29 is a mixed-use mall and office project beside the Noida–Greater Noida Expressway. The developer lists a six-screen multiplex, an amphitheatre, a food court and cafés. It mainly serves residents of the Expressway sectors, where there are few other malls.
Other and upcoming malls
- Shopprix Mall, Sector 61: A small neighbourhood mall with everyday shops and food outlets. Check current tenants before a special trip.
- Mall of Noida (Sikka Group), Sector 98: Promoted in 2026 as a new retail destination on the Noida Expressway. Check which stores are actually open before you visit.
- Gaur City Mall, Greater Noida West: The main mall for Noida Extension, with a PVR cinema, fashion and home stores, and restaurants. Directories list hours of about 10 AM to 11 PM.
- H&S Mall, Greater Noida West: A newer mall on Boulevard Walk where Apparel Group India opened eight stores in a single day in September 2026.
- Grand Venice Mall, Greater Noida: A Venetian-themed mall known for its gondola ride. See our Grand Venice Mall guide.
Which Noida mall should you choose?
| If you want… | Go to |
|---|---|
| The widest range of brands | DLF Mall of India |
| A day out with children | DLF Mall of India, or GIP with KidZania and Worlds of Wonder |
| Bars and rooftop dining | Gardens Galleria |
| A quieter, newer mall | Rcube Monad Mall |
| A luxury recliner cinema | Rcube Monad Mall (MovieMax Edition) or PVR’s premium formats at DLF Mall of India |
| Shopping close to the Aqua Line | Spectrum Metro |
| A mall in Noida Extension | Gaur City Mall or H&S Mall |
Tips for visiting malls in Noida
- Take the metro on weekends. Sector 18 traffic and parking queues at DLF Mall of India can add 30 minutes or more on Saturday evenings. Noida Sector 18 and Noida City Centre stations on the Blue Line are within walking distance of the big malls; check the DMRC website for routes.
- Go on weekday mornings for quieter shopping. Most malls open around 10–11 AM and are almost empty until lunchtime.
- Watch for sale seasons. End-of-season sales usually run from late June to July and December to January, and festive offers peak around Diwali.
- Keep your parking ticket. Lost-ticket penalties can be steep, and parking rates vary by mall and by duration.
- Check that the brand is still there. Older malls such as GIP and Wave Mall have lost tenants in recent years. A quick look at a store locator saves a wasted trip.
- Carry a bag for security checks. All major malls have bag scanners and frisking at entry; weekend queues can be long.
Mistakes to avoid
- Confusing GIP and Gardens Galleria. They are side by side but very different: one is an enclosed shopping mall, the other an open-air dining and nightlife complex.
- Searching only for “Logix Mall”. Newer listings may use the name Bhutani City Centre 32.
- Assuming Greater Noida West has a metro. As of September 2026, Gaur City and nearby areas still rely on road transport, so plan for a cab or auto.
Noida’s mall scene is split between the established Sector 18 and Sector 38A cluster, a rebranded Sector 32 mall, and newer malls closer to where people now live. For brands and a full day out, DLF Mall of India is still the easiest choice. For something calmer or closer to home, the newer malls in Sector 43, Sector 75 and along the Expressway are worth a look.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is the biggest mall in Noida?
DLF Mall of India in Sector 18 is the biggest mall in Noida, with about 2 million sq ft across seven floors and more than 300 stores. It opened in February 2016 and is next to Noida Sector 18 metro station on the Blue Line.
What is the new name of Logix Mall Noida?
Logix City Centre in Sector 32 was acquired by Bhutani Infra in November 2024 and rebranded Bhutani City Centre 32. Many people still call it Logix Mall. Its nearest metro station is Noida City Centre on the Blue Line.
Which is the newest mall in Noida?
Rcube Monad Mall in Sector 43, which opened on 14 December 2024, is one of the newest malls in Noida. It has brands such as Lifestyle and Fabindia, cafés, children's play zones and a MovieMax Edition luxury cinema. Other malls are being promoted along the Noida Expressway.
Which Noida mall is near a metro station?
DLF Mall of India, Wave Mall, The Great India Place and Gardens Galleria are all within walking distance of Noida Sector 18 metro station. Bhutani City Centre 32 is next to Noida City Centre station, and Spectrum Metro in Sector 75 is close to the Aqua Line.
What are the timings of malls in Noida?
Most Noida malls open around 10–11 AM and close around 10–11 PM, as of September 2026. Cinemas often run later shows, and some restaurants stay open past mall hours. Check each mall's website or social media for exact timings, especially on holidays.
Is The Great India Place mall still open?
Yes, The Great India Place in Sector 38A is open as of September 2026, with Miraj Cinemas and KidZania among its tenants. Its footfall has declined over the years and some units are empty, so check a store listing if you are going for a particular brand.
