Had so much here. The claw machine was a bit hard to play. Love the basketball game ^^ and DDR. And…read moregot tickets from the claw machine. The bumper cars was fun. And played the stacking game. It's best just take the tickets . There so many prizes to choose from. Got the stickers for my prize l. And it cost me only 200 tickets. Will come again :D.

Amazing timezone with all your popular and fun games, with even some unique ones you've never seen…read more This timezone also has an area dedicated for claw machines which I find very organised and smart, as I, myself, go mainly for claw Machines. It is also very big. You will love it.

The recently renovated Galaxy World in Market City is one not to be missed out on. Along with the…read moreusual Mario kart, gun shooting, basket-ball throwing, zombie killing games Market City Galaxy World now includes a bumper car track too. Needless to say, when my friends and I went there after a long night of pondering what to do, we had a great time ramming into each other's cars and running around playing games like wild ten year olds. Unfortunately, we were naive enough to fall for one of their package deals that included a meal and although we were acting like ten year olds, our tastebuds were not. Let's just say, whenever we do go back there for the odd game or two, it is definitely not for the food.

Fun fun fun! Lots of things to do here: tons of pool tables (20+), snooker tables, pinball…read moremachines, and a computer video game room that looks like a library. We went there to play pool and wait was about 30-40 minutes. Good tables, equipments (cue and balls) were in fair shape. There is a snack shop/kiosk where you can buy variety of food, snacks and soft drinks. Pretty fun place to hang when you want to play games.

Disgusting Toilets!!! Floor covered in SH!@. The smell was so bad you could smell it on the street…read moreoutside. I asked the Asian guy behind the front counter if he had been to the toilet. The front counter was actually near the toilets. He said no, why? kind of annoyed as if I was being a hassle. The smell was so bad and I wanted to vomit. I told him it was a biohazard which he did't seem to understand or care. The toilets were also really bad and smelly last time I went there. :( The place is massive and packed with people most of the time... so lots of wee and poo! Why can't they treat their customers better? This is actually a massive health risk. Sadly I'll not be back until they fix this problem and get their business up to code. Maybe they should employ a full time cleaner. They charge $18 hr for tables anyway. Clean up your act City Heroes!!

Parramatta Lanes was a great experience with plenty of food options to satisfy anyone. We did get…read morelost a couple of times, but I do think they did the best that could be done with the streets and locations. Different themes in different locations, but also a mix of cuisines all around the place. Some popular names were there such as Butter, KOI and also a few food trucks like Happy as Larry and Eat Art Truck. Plenty to see and listen to as well, with a magical hanging garden and jazz depending on where you go. Definitely worth checking out when they're back on again.

Beer and bowling, it's a great combination! Great deals on Sunday. Food is alright, but what really…read moregets this rating is the customer service I experienced. There was a mix-up with my order, but they went above and beyond to correct the situation, making my experience at this location one to remember. I'd definitely recommend. Edit: if the owner/management looks at these reviews, Nicole was the employee that deserves the recognition!

My friend had a birthday party at the Strike Bowling Bar recently, which was pretty cool. I love a…read morebit of the old ten pin, and I am also fond of a beer from time to time, so the idea of having a beer whilst bowling was a strike in my eyes. We had beers and played pool downstairs before heading up to the alley and knocking down those pins, some better than others. What I need to do in order to improve my game is work on not turning my wrist when I release the ball, I had a bit of trouble there, and my friends didn't make it any better, but I reminded them, some of us may be in the gutter, but at least we're looking for the spares. Strike bowling is the perfect place to meet up with friends if you're all keen on throwing large heavy balls down thin wooded aisles to hit a bunch of white pins. If that sounds like you, then this is the place for that. But what it also offers, apart from group packages and functions, is downstairs beside the bar they have a laser tag arena. A simple game where you put on electronic vests and back packs and run around shooting each other through a dark and moody maze in some kind of, as the introduction video states, post apocalyptic world torn apart. Between shooting friends with lasers, bowling gutter balls and drinking beer, Strike Bowling Bar offers a great and different night out.

Ten Pin City is located in a very quiet mall with very few shops. Very few people know about Ten…read morePin and I've never had to wait for a lane. The prices are average and the music they play is popular. You can hire bowling shoes, but beware they aren't the best quality or fit. They do have plenty of sizes, but it all seems old and frayed. I still don't get why people love bowling. It could be because I have never scored 300 or because I need the gutter to be up to help me score a perfect ten. No matter how many times I watch my partner score a hambone, I can't help feel that the Gods of bowling are against me. The ball tends to travel straight and as at the last minute, a puff of air, rolls it into the gutter.. Ugh.. Great place to practice as it's relatively empty, so no fear of anyone watching you and being ridiculed.

The bowling itself is great but don't bother ordering food waited forever just for a fish and chips…read more... yawns I could have gone to an outside store collected the food and come back and it still would have been quicker.... won't bother next time

ESCAPETHEROOMers first escape room experience in Sydney, Australia, we decided to visit The Enigma…read moreRoom and try their "In Memoriam" room. When we arrived, the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. The lobby/ waiting area is a little bit on the small side w/ one 2-seater couch available.This room borrows a little bit from the movie "Inception" and "Being John Malkovich" where you are traveling into a woman in a coma's mind and reliving her memories. The room decor could use a little bit of renovations as some items in there seemed a little run down. The puzzles were fairly unique w/ some interesting challenges about random knowledge. Overall, the concept was entertaining but w/ a little bit of upgrades we feel it will have great potential! *For more info, check out my Yelp profile.

The best escape room experience!…read more It's a bit of a puzzle trying to find the place, which I felt added to the overall experience. We did the "In Memoriam" room. It was very well executed and tied in with the given storyline. There was a lot more to it than just unlocking locks. Better than other escape rooms I've been to. And at the end, the staff take you back into the room and walk through what was done and how your team performed in comparison to others in the past. It was nice to hear some feedback :) Highly recommend!