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From an architect's point of view my understanding is that a mall is a large physically joined building with a variety of shops each made to enter from the inside or "belly" of the building.
A plaza however sometimes may be as big as, or even larger but with entrances on the outside of the building. Also a physically joined building accommodating a variety of shops.
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