This factory outlet shop is great, you name it they have it,eg: fashion (men/ladies/children)…read morehomewares,(kitchen, bedroom etc) plus lots more and can I say at very...note very reasonable prices..and wait for it they have genuine designer clothing..ok not a lot but if you are into Burberry etc then you really should pay this shop a visit..I found the most gorgeous pair of earings and some delightful soap made in Italy. They have lots of items that are great for gifts. This place is worth a visit if you find yourself in Chatswood. Enjoy! ps: Trade Secret is on level one of the Mandarin Centre

Trade secret... at last one has opened up near me!…read more Smaller is size to their other store I have been to near Eastgardens. If you are a sucker for bargains then you will have to visit this place. From women's/men's/kids/ babies and homewares to gift ideas - good selection. You can easily spend hours here trolling through the items. If you park in the Mandarin centre all you need to benefit from the 3hrs free parking is to purchase items within the centre then you will get a receipt which then will be used at the ticket machine to get your free parking (wow such a mouthful)! Happy bargain hunting!

DO NOT GO HERE! Me and my friends were at Target wanting to…read moretry on some oversized jumpers .When we went to the changing rooms this rude and obnoxiouse old lady told us that "Trying on these clothes are ridiculous and silly ." And that we should not be trying on theses cloths because they are to big for us and we should not be messing around with clothing .And then when I went to line up to try on a bra to see if it would fit she said the exact same thing to me wich she had absoulte no right to do beacause teens like me should be able to try on the exact same lingerie than women because we are young women and should be treated like them.At that point my friends went to talk to this nice younge employe but I had left but they told me when they were exiting Target they heard the same old lady say "And that BIG girl wanted to try on a bra !" When she said big girl she was talking about me. I am most definetly never coming back to this targrt after the expirience I had ! Sorry for any grammer errors for any one veiwing this .

I like Target. It's…read morelike a friendly dog that is always there with a lick and will roll over for a pat when it sees you. But it's not very well trained, and often it will piss on your favourite rug or drop a hot dook in the lounge room when it's raining that you won't find for weeks. Its big and its cheap and its got tons of stuff for your home. That's a big plus, and most of the battle is won right there. The downsides aren't huge, comparatively, but they annoy the crap out of me. There's never any staff around to ask for help, its like Pac Man. You eat the pill then you run around trying to find the shop assistants and they're ducking for cover everywhere and somehow they're always one aisle ahead of you. And the prices are always screwy. As in, you get to the register and the stuff you're buying is a different price to what it was on the shelf. Good if its cheaper, crap if its not. And wayyyy too often there aren't any prices on the shelf at all and you gotta schlep around trying to find one of those self-scanner things to check how much it is but the codes haven't been entered in and it won't scan. Muh. Running a department store can't be that hard, right? Maybe it is, I don't know. Anyway. Three stars. Good outweighs bad. K-Mart's still better though.

I'll slay the elephant in the room first: Yes, K-Mart's a giant chain yadda yadda, but really,…read moresometimes it just cannot be beaten for out-and-out (and out) value. My main haunt is the Outdoor Department, where you can pick up a 2-man tent for $15. WTF! Fifteen clams! How you can even make a tent for that mystifies me. Even if it falls apart after three goes (which it doesn't), this, I say to you, is *value*, chums. Gas stoves and sleeping bags for under 20 bones, inflatable mattresses, foot pumps, you name it and it's there and cheap. Like my ex-girlfriend. Zing!

If you want to guilt yourself out of buying sweat shop products, shop here. The toddlers who made…read moremy organisers have age appropriate motor skills which is to say that I haven't organised my life since January because I feel like a monster every time I see my shoddy goods. Products aside, this is a reasonably tidy k mart. It doesn't really belong in Chatswood Chase which might be why it's not obscenely busy.

Today I experienced the best of David Jones service. Peter, level 4 cards and stationary market…read morest store, could not have been more helpful. We went in wii a specific request. We were looking for a box to put a ring in. There was nothing really that seemed to work so Peter walked us over the another area on that floor and asked other staff. Between all the staff they came up with the perfect idea. Congratulations David Jones for hiring Peter who went beyond in helping us solve a dilemma. He is an excellent employee and represents what David Jones is all about

Yes I am a fan. I like the range of clothes they have here and I think DJ's has some of the best…read moresales for brand products. Numerous times I have wandered through and found something fantastic on sale at a random time, let alone their normal sale times. They generally have great customer service and I must say probably the best return policy I have ever seen. I actually saw someone return an item that was over 10 years old (with receipt) and staff graciously took it and refunded the money. Good on them. It's the normal DJ's with department store layout catering for most things you could desire. Neat and tidy. The food section is one of my favourites. Often I find some of the best deals in the sale section. My first port of call. lol

At what point did Myer drift headlong - blind, listless - into irrelevance?…read more I can't put my finger on it. Neither can they evidently, as I don't even think they're actually aware that there's anything wrong. A ham-fisted attempt at a youth section (The Basement, ironically- or, even more terrifying, non-ironically - located on the top floor), a half-hearted bringing-in of the actually-pretty-cool Dangerfield brand, and it looks like they've decided yep, job done. I used to shop here a lot for clothes, especially in the colossal half-year sales, but there's just nothing there I really want any more. And the organisation is terrible. The male change room is always closed, and having to line up for the girls one, which always a has a massive queue? Really guys? Many's the time I've got sick of waiting, thrown my clothes down and marched out in a Hufflepuff. Yeah baby, you know I just dropped a Harry Potter reference on y'all.

"clearance" to me is a store begging the public to "please take this old crap off of our hands"…read more 10% off is not a clearance. It's not even a sale. It's a special on new season items. Myer, stop telling lies. While you clearly wanted me to have a drawer full of under things from the 2010s, you want them covered with my more resilient 2000s clothes. Until my shopping... Ahem... Family trip, I'll continue to rock the hell out of these threadbare boot cut $20 Levi's and Salvos finest

Wow! What has happened to Macquaire Myer's? The last time I was there I couldn't get served…read more Yesterday I was so well looked after even in the changing rooms. Thanks to the lady in the David Lawrence section. I will be back.

Service here is slower than molasses in the dead of proper winter. Why in this day and age are…read moreclerks chatting up uninterested customers when there is a line? You have those same earrings and got them for your daughter for Christmas, you say? Let's play a game of jeopardy. Answer: zero. Question: how much anyone cares after waiting in line while doing the I-have-to-pee shuffle. You may have thought I was just showing off my sweet moves. While those moves were undeniably sweet (it brings all the boys to the yard), they were unmistakably that of someone with a full bladder.

This review probably says far more about me than it does DJ. It's like walking into Nordstrom in…read moreNew York in that most of the things seem like you can purchase them on your single person's public sector salary if you ate air instead of organic, free range food and walked to work in your fancy outfit instead of taking public transport. Then you look at the prices and become immediately uncomfortable because your annual salary would purchase a winter wardrobe here. This is some Barney's sticker shock. Granted, some items I looked seemed to be of Barney's quality, buy who is buying stuff here? Here are my guesses: - trophy wives. I didn't see any, but who knows? - divorcees. #teamalimony - mistresses. Way to go. If you're going to be a sideline item, make sure you at least dress like a million bucks because clothes will keep you warm at night. Sharp career women would not blow their money here.

David jones continues to loose money and blames internet sale and lobbies government to increase…read moretaxes on overseas transactions. The truth is they offer no service and lie about product they have online, today a 'Black Friday ' sale I put 8 items in my online bag and got to checkout all were out of stock( illegal to offer goods that r not available. I rang the city store waited 20 mins to speak to a human who said no we don't have that stock & couldn't help me on any other enquiry because it wasn't their area. Called Chatswood no one could help because they were busy (wtf). I wanted $1700 worth of product.

Unyso can be compared to the other popular Japanese 100-yen shop Daiso, but overall I like this…read moreplace better because of their products. It's definitely on a smaller scale but from the arts & crafts, to the cosmetic bags, and stationary, I adore the products here and they're cheaper while not compromising the quality. And if you spend a certain amount you get a free reusable Unyso bag. The employees here are super helpful too.

Based right next to Willoughby Road, I thought this shop would be choc-full of pieces I'd be…read moredrooling over, and price tags I may be weeping over. The shop assistant certainly gave me that impression when she greeted me with an arched brow and a quick appraisal of my outfit. Happily, I discovered that the prices are actually quite low in this shop, around the $40 mark, but they reflect the quality of the pieces which were largely made of viscose. Also, I'm not sure what demographic the owner of this shop is aiming at. There is the odd nod to teen wear with cut-off T-shirts and lacy black things which the buyer had obviously thought "hmm, semi-naked, that's what young people like right?" But this idea is juxtaposed by putting dresses and twin sets with mumsy prints and bad colour combinations alongside them. I'd be impressed if anyone found something flattering in here. Maybe I'm being too scathing, but I just found myself a little confused in here.

Workers are beautiful and so helpful with everything. Purchased a stunning dress at an affordable…read moreprice and have visited the store many times since to purchase everyday clothing items! Fabric is great and of good quality. The owners clearly have years of experience seeing as they now have three stores in the are. 5/5 from me