I love the hyperdome because everything I need is there (except target)…read more Although there is one thing I don't agree with that really gets me and this is the car wash in the undercover parking. I'm sorry to say I really hate it. You don't have enough undercover spacing as it is let alone putting a car wash in there to take up some of the parks that are much needed. I parked in a spot and was asked to move because it was reserved for the car wash and I was so angry because I couldn't find a park any where else undercover. The park wasn't well signed to say it was reserved. Why can't it be outside? Other than this there isn't much more that I don't agree with I'm happy with the variety of shops and the size of the food court is great.

The parking can get really bad, hard to find a park and you end up miles from the shopping centre…read moreand with no trolly bay in sight. Shops are good got all your basics.

Here one more store that doesn't like making money. Treat people with respect an you can go far. If…read moreshe can't respect customers that she needs a new job I'm pretty sure the store is pretty nice and funky but with employees like that I wouldn't want to go shopping there

I have to agree with a few of the reviewers: the food here is cheap and excellent, and you'll end…read moreup buying stuff you don't "need" but you won't regret it. However, Ikea has bulked up its healthy food options in what is basically a massive cafeteria covering the entire top floor. And despite there being literally hundreds of seats here, finding a spot to sit and eat can be tough. I wouldn't be surprised if people came here for the food alone. As you can imagine, the place is teeming with screaming babies, kids running around in different directions, and parents looking harried. These can be avoided by staying out of flooded areas, however. The way the store is set up - a path of yellow tape - somehow makes you feel like you're walking along the yellow brick road. It also makes it difficult and maze-like if you want to leave before you've walked the whole path. (You can't cut back to the beginning either because of the way the escalators are set up.) Various labels and posters are graffitied by customers, as you get a pencil and notepad on the way in to write down the serial number for warehouse-stored items. It's the same deal with the graffiti inside the toilets. There's some pretty funny graffiti here, even some intelligent stuff. Judging by the handwriting, a child of about 8 years old in one of the bathroom stalls started a list for people to join the fight against Voldemort's army. I think I was signature number 14. On the bathroom front, I don't think I've ever seen so many stalls in one place. No queuing here. But of course Ikea is all about doing it on a large scale. As I've come to expect, I came back with a few things I didn't need. Or rather, things I didn't think I needed. It turns out my dog is obsessed with the moose hand puppet (around $2-$3) to the exclusion of all her other toys. As long as she doesn't bite my hand off, you'd have to say that's a good buy.

What a sad state of affairs the food is here. The overcooked chips to the odd flavored salt and…read morepepper squid. The price one of $10 for the meatballs is a rip too Food 3/10 service 4/10 decor 7/10