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SuperDads Rule at SM Supermalls

SM Supermalls nationwide made fathers feel extra special by throwing a feast fit for kings this Dad’s Day!



“This year, SM puts the spotlight on our SuperDads who have brought nothing but laughter and love to our homes. We celebrate them through exciting deals, events, and fun feasts made especially for them,” said SM Supermalls SVP for marketing Jonjon San Agustin.



Beers and barbeque, haircut and massage deals, cool cars and bikes exhibit, dining deals, in-mall dance challenge and digital games were among the many #DadsDayAtSM2019 treats that made dads of all ages feel rewarded, pampered and loved.

Further, a special digital video was launched in honor of the Filipinos’ silent superheroes.





TRIBUTE TO SUPERDADS. SM Supermalls’ latest addition to its internationally-acclaimed #SMoments digital video series  is a comedic yet heartwarming shortfilm titled “Gotcha!” about the unique bond between a dad and his daughter who got each other’s backs.


This June, let’s extend the celebration of #DadsDayAtSM2019 by rewarding, pampering, playing and bonding with our SuperDads at their favorite SM Supermalls nationwide! For more information, visit www.smsupermalls.com.

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