i love Indooroopilly shopping center, there a lot of shops which attracted, moreover we can use free WIFI. I'm from Japan, there are some Japanese cuisine restaurant. I think Hanaichi is the best restaurant for Japanese student who miss Japanese food. Furthermore there is a library in 4 floor. If you wanna play the video game and borrow somethings, i recommend you make a library card. Indooroopilly shopping center can use much situation. I'm really glad to come here. read more

Great shop but worse carpark to get out...took 20 minutes to get out of carpark which as long as I spent in the shops..doesn't make you want to come back to shopping centre. read more

There might still be a few stages to open but the new-look Indooroopilly Shopping Centre is as fresh as a face of a Real Housewife of Melbourne. The investment in redeveloping the centre shows with a swag of new brands (higher end, too) calling the shopping centre home. Venture to the new fresh food area where you'll find a Coles with WiFi and an iPhone holder in your trolley. You'll also find the goddamn best wagyu beef roll from Cabasi & Co. If you can brave the parking lot wars like a Stark or a Daenerys, especially on weekends, you'll be rewarded with the rows of consumer heaven. read more

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Every time you come here everything has changed, like Dark City. Obviously this center is being redesigned by Alex Proyas, and carried out by The Strangers. There are many shops. There will soon be many more. The lighting in the food court is very bright. It is air conditioned. There are many people all staring into the distance or at their phones ignoring their friends and family. Parents are attentive to their many children. You will end all your days in this suburban hell. There is no escaping Indro shopping town. None. Never. Doom is inevitable. read more

Indooroopilly Shopping Centre - Shopping Centers Near Me - Indooroopilly, QLD

I lived next to the shopping centre for 5 years and then they started the renovations so I moved to the city for 4 years until they were finished. I then moved back to the further away part of indooroopilly and I must say this shopping centre is still the best or even better now in Brisbane, yes the parking is sometimes full but what can you expect from a popular place? Also its sometimes crazy levels of shopping centre parking but thats because it has been around for years and has grown since the early years. I love this place and do all of my shopping here! Now we just need an Aldi in there and I can live in it :) read more

Parking is terrible, spent an hour trying to leave even with the new ticketing system. Give this place a miss read more

It's one of my favorite shopping centre in the neighborhood compare with Toowong Village and Mt Omanney. I can find anything I want in this place. From foodcourt food, coffee shop, cafe, target, myer, Kmart, Woolworth, salon, optical, shoe stores, newsagent, post office and all other clothing stores. I was disappointed that Priceline is no longer there since they had renovation in the second floor. But I still go to this place for everything. I can't wait to see the new look of this place after the full renovation with the new amazing entrance. read more

I love indooroopilly I often go there and shopping. Also I watch the movie If you wanna buy something, you should go there My favorite part of indooroopilly is library. Because it is quite and comfortable. So I always study at here read more

Really love the new and improved Indooroopilly Shopping Centre. I really like the way it has been 'grouped' - the lower level is your supermarkets, fruit and veg shop, butchers, seafood etc as well as your services - banks, chemists, health funds, next level are your specialty shops, the upper level is your food court and dining options. Parking here is still a pain in the butt and I still have not managed to find the "parents with prams' parking bays. They will be introducing paid parking in July I think and I am really hoping the parking situation will improve by then. read more

Ahh good ol' Indro shopping centre. This has been the suburban shopping centre that I have been going to since I was 12. It is also the place where I work so it is easy for me to express how sick I can get of this place but to be frank, it is actually an alright place. The Indooroopilly shopping centre is 3 levels high and it pretty darn spacious. The department stores in the centre are Myer, Target and K-mart. It includes most chain stores such as Sportsgirl, Dotti, Country Road and so forth. There all also numerous cafes and food places dispersed around for whenever you need a break from all the shopping. To top things off, the shopping centre also has a Cinema, Fitness First gym and a Woolworths grocery store. If you are after high end boutiques or something unique, you may not find it here as most of the stores are chain stores. This place can get pretty packed on weekends so if you would like to avoid large crowds, I recommend coming during the week. As much as I would love to bash the place, Indooroopilly Shopping centre is actually an alright place. It is the largest shopping centre in the Brisbane Western suburbs and has a lot to offer under one roof. read more

Indro Shopping Centre is alright with me. With three levels full of shops from designer pajamas (Peter Alexander to be exact) to Crazy Clarke's and everything in between, it has a lot to offer. I must admit being the cinephile that I am that the main reason I come to this shopping centre is because of the Event Cinemas on the top level. However, I always have at least a little walk around the shops whenever I go. There is ample parking at this shopping centre. My tip is if it seems full just go that little bit further from the main entrances and you will find whole lots empty and wait for you to park in. After all a little walk to the entrance is good exercise and healthy for you. It is easy the first few times you come here to forget which floor you are on, have been on and are going to. I suggest picking some landmark shops like the Myer or Target to orientate yourself a little better. Overall the Indro shops are pretty good and offer a wide range of shops for their obviously wide range of customers. Plus it is air-conditioned which is always a good escape during the Brisbane summer. read more

It's true that Indro Shopping Centre is a handy place for grabbing lots of things without having to traipse all over town. However, the layout drives me mad. Spread over three very long levels, the escalators are placed in a way that makes you walk lengths of the mall before you can go up or down. You have to approach shopping in Indooroopilly with a strategy: map out which stores you need to go to and work your way through the levels. The worst thing is when you get to the end of your shopping, are on the bottom floor and realise you've forgotten something from the top floor! I highly advise wearing good, comfortable shoes when shopping at Indro--I always come out with sore feet! read more

If you enjoy all the indulgences of a medium sized shopping centre, this is the place to go. Now everyone knows that shopping centres are pretty much the same. This is my general advice for people in the south west looking to head on over to the newly reno'd Indro. Saturdays get in before 10am if you want to find a park - or after 2pm. Mondays to Fridays get in before 11am or after 1pm if you want any chance of finding a park and Sundays, after 1pm is usually a better time for parks. The new shops attract more people and the car park situation seems to be a little confusing and messed up. Other than that, this place is great... it actually has a chinese grocer and a yum cha restaurant that is pretty decent so it's a-o-k in my books, as it saves me from having to drive 30 minutes all the way to Sunnybank to get my chinese produce if I have decided to cook up some sort of a chinese dish storm in my kitchen. read more

Huge shopping centre and it's gorgeous. Didn't have enough time to properly wander around but definitely could spend a day wandering around, plus they have so many great foodie spots! read more

With the upgrade/refurb almost complete the new, shiny and MASSIVE shopping centre that is Indooroopilly brings a much needed hub of 'style' to the Brisbane suburbs. The addition of a couple of food zones including some pretty great restaurants and foodie areas, Indooroopilly is fast becoming a one stop shop for food, entertainment and some AMAZING shopping. I have taken one star off for the size of the shopping centre and parking feeling a little haphazard. I did actually get lost at one point and while there are signs to help you out, the interior is a bit like a maze. It may take a few visits to get the layout down in my head. Go have a look, it's shiny and pretty and very cool. read more

Good selection of shops although Priceline is no longer there. There are lots of parking places so you don't need I worry about not finding parking. There's a cinema there, lots of eating places and a wide range of shops. read more

GREAT place, it has everything you could need. The parking lot since having been remodelled is dangerous, you will see someone hitting a wall every single time you go there. They have now put paddings on the poles. But it still gets 5 stars. Clean. Plenty of stores and food options and the best part: A free clean padded play area for toddlers! HUGE selling point. read more

Excellent one stop for everything! Biggest mall in Brisbane. Nails, salons, Peter Alexander, david jones, Coles, woolworths, target and decent food choices. read more

Indooroopilly Shopping Centre is fantastic !!!!! Since the renovation, the centre is home to many stores including Woolworths, Coles, Myer, David Jones, Target, Kmart, Event Cinemas and H&M. The centre has a wide variety of specialty stores, and has pretty much everything! The set up of the centre is fantastic, I just think the food court on Level 3 is due for another renovation... The new 'Gourmet Fresh' precinct on Level 1 is fantastic! With a brand new Coles supermarket, a newly refurbished Woolworths supermarket, a few cafes, bakeries and butchers... It's a great section of the centre! A newly re-opened Kmart is also on Level 1 at the opposite end of the centre. Since the renovation, new stores have been added, David Jones has re-opened after its refurbishment as well as Myer. Indooroopilly is also offering a brand new Dining precinct on Station Road by the front entrance which includes Pig N Whistle, Nitrogenie, Ole Fuego, Harajuku Gyoza, Nantucket, and a few other bars and restaurants. As you walk inside from the Station Road entrance, you immediately find the food court and a few other shops ahead like Movenpick, Muffin Break and Boost Juice etc. Unfortunately, the parking situation at Indooroopilly has gotten worse, the car park is always busy, and it is extremely difficult and frustrating to find a park. Especially on Saturdays, Sundays and Thursday nights when the centre is extremely busy. The car park is narrow as people drive up the ramps to car parks. read more

Indooroopilly Shopping Centre - Shopping Centers Near Me - Indooroopilly, QLD

Stay away folks. If you want to watch a movie. do it quickly. Anything else as well... forget about it. Getting tired of shopping in a rush constantly? Many people are. They charge exorbitant fees for parking after taking your money. The businesses there must be so angry. Seen a number of shops close down in the last few months as a result of the parking debacle. I will never go there again. the security are rude and the management need to be fired for creating a harsh time for shopping. Tried to be patient as my family and I have used Indooroopilly so often prior to the parking system. not anymore. Won't be returning and they lose a few more thousand from us. read more