There is something for everyone here. Prices are very reasonable and the items range from hair…read moreproducts,kitchen utensils, CDs, craft materials, car products and a large variety of snack foods. This is the place to buy the popcorn, chips and lollies before heading upstairs to the movies. The prices would be a third of the price than the Candy Store. You could even buy a 2litre bottle of coke and plastic cups...still save an incredible amount when taking the family out. My suggestion would be to tie in the visit to this store on a Tuesday then go to the movies. Cheap day/ night at the movies on Tuesday. The sales assistants are helpful and busy. This is a popular store with a good turnover. Parking is very good in the Top Ryde Shopping Centre. Just remember it is 3 hours free parking. No parking fee for after 6 pm.

Nothing special just like a shopping center with normal prices (high) lol so value would be okay…read moreselection there is a variety of of items. Service n/a. I'd rather go shopping at Manly Beach or downtown Sydney .

This stationary shop decked out wit other various items such a large wooden letters to help spell…read morenames, words, phrases and so forth. They also have ceramic items such as tea cup and saucer set, novelty items etc. From books, to calendars, notepads, pens, travel mugs, canvas prints, back to school packs and the list goes on. Cute store!

Wonderful Store, Great customer Assistance, Very friendly…read moreand the store has great gift ware and lots of bargains

If you're needing a last-minute birthday card, novelty gifts or cheap random wares for around the…read morehouse, the chance are, Sang Bargain Shop in Marrickville will probably stock exactly what you're after. It's just like most other low-price mixed good stores, with a huge range of products from batteries to baskets, and pencils to plates. Of course, the prices are wallet-friendly too, so if you're after a quick replacement or disposable something, head here. There's a large kitchen section so pop in for things like ice cube trays and plastic containers. I've managed to tick off some completely left-of-centre items on my to-buy list here, so it's worth a gander.

The photo printing services here are beyond terrible. This latest experience has been by far the…read moreworst I'd ever experienced at any Kmart. I came here in order to have a custom canvas made. Four machines sit across the back wall. One wasn't working and was switched off. Out of the three that were, only two of them had working USB slots. Issue was that there wasn't a sign up informing customers this, despite staff knowing the issue. After finding out that the USB was broken, I waited for another of the machines. When I finally did get to use one, there was no option for canvas prints. I spent another five minutes looking through the services and out of frustration went and spoke with someone at the counter. "We can't print canvases here, right now." Went back to the machine and found a substitute. A 20" x 20" block print on metallic printing paper. The ordering process takes a while when progressing through the self-service machines, as each page takes roughly fifteen seconds to load. I finally got my receipt. I went to go pay and half way through paying I mentioned how cool a metallic print would look. It was then I was told that they couldn't do my order because they did haven't any metallic printing paper. I went back yet again. Re-did the entire process once more. A 20" x 20" block print on STANDARD printing paper. Completed my order and waited at the counter once more. Served by the same staff member since the beginning of this whole fiasco. "We can't do twenty by twenty prints, only eight by tens, and there isn't any instant service so you'll have to return tomorrow." All and all I spent maybe half an hour for nothing other than getting to use broken machines, waiting in line, and being repeatedly told that the advertised service isn't available.

Gotta admit I was expecting this place to be bigger, when I read the description on the website as…read more'Sydney's first Indian shopping centre' I expected a small scale Westfield type setup. I was curious about this place, so when I was near Wentworthville I decided to stop in and check it out. In reality it's really just a medium sized grocery store with a small hair salon, food bar and travel agent tacked on, but it has all sorts of delicious goodies and everyday groceries from the subcontinent. Not being Indian I didn't know what most of the stuff was, but it's very large and spacious compared to your usual Indian/Asian grocery store, and having the food bar (with lots of yummy Indian snacks and small meals) is a plus as well. Only small thing to note is that the car park is a bit on the small size, i'd imagine it's difficult to find a space when it's busy.

From the owner: Patel Brothers India Town is one stop shop for all your Daily Grocery needs catering Indian,…read morePakistani, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan & Asian varieties. It has Exclusive Ladies ONLY Salon, Cafe - Sweets Corner, Money Transfer - Money Exchange, Travel - Ticket bookings along with Supermarket all under one roof. The best place in the whole Western region (Parramatta - Holroyd - Blacktown - Liverpool). Just visit us to see the difference.

Finkl is such a fun place to shop. Their range of clothes, bags, accessories and makeup always make…read moreme feel like a teenager again, but I love it. Some of the clothes are way too ridiculous for me, but their range of bags is heaven. Most of the bags are priced at about $60, so they're pretty cheap. I love the large linen and 'leather' bags. There is also an awesome array of hats, especially during Winter. They have every type of beanie and hat you could ever imagine. It's fun to try them on, and decide if you're brave enough to actually wear it outside of the shop. I've actually bought a few beanie's like that, and unless I'm lounging around at home where no-one can see me, I wont wear them. But that's just my poor judgment and lack of fashion sense. Finkl really does have some great items, so if you're ever in Burwood have a little peek in Finkl, you'll likely find something you love.

I would make a comment about how big this shopping centre happens to be, but then again this is…read moreBankstown, and Bankstown is sort of one of those parts of Sydney that are attempting to turn itself into a hub. So, we have this shopping centre here, which isn't too bad, and has a good variety of shops. Then again pretty much all of the shops that you find here are basically shops that you would find is pretty much most shopping centres, so I guess variety doesn't always count.