It's a generous sized store so most probably it will have what you are looking for…read more They open at 8am most days and close at 6pm so you can either get there early or after work if you need a gifts, electronics, shoes, clothing or kitchenware?! I feel Big W has a nicer clothing selection if you are looking for everyday pieces. They have the Peter Morrissey range which is great for ladies work/office attire and only have recently launched Lee Cooper a casual brand for ladies, mens and kids - great new addition!

The Top Ryde Shopping Centre is well spaced out and is easy to get around if you are assisting…read moresomeone in a wheelchair or pram. If you need assistance to get around there is the courtesy go mobiles...thought about putting mother in one as she was taking too long to shop. Honesty they are great for anyone who can't walk too far. This shopping centre is spread out and to get from one floor to the other is a walk. The lifts are very slow and a wait. There are many restaurants on the outside of the centre and are open quite late. This shopping centre has it all, restaurants, cafes, good shops, supermarkets and movie theatres. Parking can be an issue....my suggestion is drive to the top and make your way down.

Within walking distance from the multiple harbours in downtown Sydney, Broadway Shopping Centre…read morehouses two very famous American general merchandise retailers: Target and Kmart. I was curious how similar/different they would be from their US counterparts, so made the walk to this mall on a weekday. Broadway Shopping Centre is located in the Broadway locality of Sydney, Australia, and originally opened in 1998. It underwent major renovations in 2016, adding a food court. The names of the store are prominently displayed high on the side of the non-descript building from the outside. Since we didn't come from the attached parking garage, we had to find the external entrance. Once inside, one distinguishing feature are the very long sloped moving walkways that will take you up/down each level (instead of escalators). We stopped by specifically to do product searching, walking each level to see what was available. In a lot of ways, it's similar to a US indoor shopping mall, except instead of department stores being the anchors, here it is grocery stores and general merchandise stores.

The thing that strikes me the most about this place is that it is located in this absolutely…read moregorgeous building, or at least the frontage of the building remains as opposed to having been torn down from some modern monstrosity. The problem I found with this shopping centre though is that it can be a nightmare finding your way in, and out again, especially if you are not familiar with the area. However, it has a pretty decent number of stores, and it quite well stocked as well.

This was one of the biggest department stores in Sydney. It has 2 separate buildings with each…read morebuilding going 7? floors. They are connected by a breezeway, so if the weather is bad you do not have to leave! In the middle of the two stories is a super high end section. They had some decent sales, but we didn't buy anything because after the exchange rate it was just about the same price as in the states and our luggage was already at capacity.

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

Top Bargain in Chatswood is more than your average $2 shop. The store is very large compared to…read moreother similar stores in the market. They have plenty of stock and the variety of goods is huge, if a little overwhelming. They have everything from hat boxes to wrapping paper and gift cards. I love to stock up, especially around Christmas time. I'm not a big fan of expensive wrapping paper because it goes to waste so Top Bargain is the perfect solution. There are plenty of knick knacks including miscellaneous items and costumes. Top Bargain purchase a lot of stock which is seasonal- Christmas, Halloween and Easter to name a few. The store is easier to navigate than most pound shops and with plenty of stock, you'll most likely find what you're after. The store is very clean and the huge savings are always welcome.

Located on the 2nd floor of the Broadway Sydney indoor shopping center, this large Kmart had all…read morethe general merchandise that one would expect. It was also a nice walk down memory lane to visit. Kmart was part of my youth growing up, having a store within walking distance during my pre-driving days. Unfortunately, they were on a slow than faster decline, culminating in their closing their last mainland US store in 2024. But here in Australia, they continue to be a large presence, with 214 total stores, 52 in New South Wales. I was curious about the history of Kmart in Australia: -- first one opened in 1969, as a joint venture between Kmart US and Coles Meyer Australia, with Kmart US owning 51% -- in 1978, Kmart US traded its share in Kmart-Australia for a 20% share of Coles. -- in 1994, Kmart US solds all of its shares, making a Kmart-Australia a completely separate entity. I did buy something here: been looking for Pokemon trading cards for my daughter, and found a collector set here with many expander decks for retail price. Pokemon cards seem to be popular again, and haven't been able to find any without significant markup. Checkout was self, but I needed a lot of help since the item was security secured. They also scan your receipt for any purchased items as you leave the store. Wouldn't say the workers would add to the stereotype of Aussies being so friendly. Didn't see any 'blue light specials' when I was there. Later learned that they had them very early in their existence in Australia, but they went away once it broke away from the US mothership.

I was at your Broadway store on Friday 3 January to print photos. I have done this many times and…read morehave always been most satisfied with the technical and people support. This time however, you were out of photo paper but no sign on the equipment, just turned upside down and away and cords pulled...no explanation as to why..so stand in long queue to find out reason - out of paper. My question, have you taken delivery of more photo paper and if not, when is it likely so I don't have to make another trip to find I cannot print photos again.

The Strand Arcade, established in 1891, is a premier heritage-listed retail destination located in…read morethe heart of Sydney's CBD. It is celebrated as the only Victorian-style shopping arcade in Sydney to remain in its original architectural form, characterized by its ornate cedar staircases, tiled floors, and a majestic tinted glass roof. Less historic is the JB Hi-Fi store in the basement. I pretty much stayed on ground level to take it all in. And I did manage to purchase a nice mini wallet at a leather shop in the middle aisle.

Beautiful place to see and visit but the variety of stores is small. Definitely pass through and a…read moretake a pic.

This is a very large shopping centre with undercover parking . There are all the old favourite…read moreretailers: David Jones, Target, Cooking, Just Jeans, etc as well as independent stores but plenty of them. There is a large food court with very fresh food. Scattered throughout the shopping centre there are cafes too. You won't go hungry in this place . If you want to be entertained there are also the movies. Works out cheaper as senior folks! Ha Parking is no problem. There are oft plenty of spaces.

Fun mall with lots of shops! Not really the place for luxury brands. Students come here after…read moreschool. It's walking distance from Burwood Chinatown and close to the train station. Cinema, David Jones, Target, Wooly's, Cole's, GRBUY for Asian stuff, etc is here. There are soo many eateries here!!

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.