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Longcheng Plaza is a shopping mall that saw its ground breaking in October 2012 and became fully functional in December 2013. The plaza has a vast array of shops offering a wide range of products and services. Some of the business lines to be experienced at the mall include Fashion, Health & Beauty, Automotives, Hardware & Home, Medicals, Gifts, Jewellery & Accessories , Photography & Videography, Internet & Gaming, Cake & Bakes, Solar Products, Musical Instruments and Night Clubs and Bars.

The mall has a unique infrastructure adopting the Chinese unique architectural style making it the first in Zimbabwe revealing the integration of culture and good relationship between Asia and Africa. The mall has availed employment opportunities which has empowered Zimbabwean people and provided opportunities to better their lives.

Longcheng Plaza boast of the biggest amusement park for children, teenagers and adults with a wide range of rides to keep the whole family thoroughly entertained. Customers are spoilt for choice as the Mall houses restaurants which offer unique cuisines such as African, Portuguese, Arabic, Chinese and Western.

The Mall’s anchor tenant is Ivato supermarket, hardware and furniture world. The supermarket offers a wide range on groceries, kitchen utensils, stationary and many other various products. Across the supermarket lies the furniture world and hardware offering some of the best quality furniture one can expect.

Longcheng Plaza truly is a one stop shopping mall that ensures every visitor’s hope and expectations are well met.

Vision

To be the best shopping mall in Zimbabwe The Best in Zimbabwe providing a World Class shopping experience and entertainment to our customers and people in general.

Mission

Longcheng Plaza commits to constantly meet the ever-changing needs of the customer, increase shareholder value, deliver sustainable long-term growth, provide employment creation, contribute to the community we serve and contribute to the economic growth in Zimbabwe