Very poor customer service. My partner picked up a top clearly marked 29.95. When at the counter…read morescanned at 59.95. The manager refused to honor it stating she pay the full price or she would remove it from stock. She then accused other customers of removing tags and placing on othe garments. While waiting for resolution another customer had multiple items with the same issue and was told the same thing. The staff refused to help even giggling and make comments under their breath think we could not hear them. Customer support is no existant so staff feel they can get away with this behaviour. Will follow up with ACCC and chase down someone in ZARA Australia.

Not as big as The location in Osaka, Japan but there was still a very good selection.read more

If you are a local, you'll find a good range of fabrics from cottons, blend fabrics, formal…read morefabrics, dancewear knits, meshes, lace, notions and in the odd occasion merino knit fabrics for less than $10/m. The formal fabrics can cost over $100/m but for the everyday sewer, My Hung has a good range and all in one large store. There is parking behind the store. They're open on weekends and they know fabric, more importantly.

My husband bought outfit for me as a surprise, was informed by manager that exchange is easy should…read moreI not like items. Went back to exchange, what a nightmare. Staff completely unfriendly, eyes rolling etc and was told that the entire amount had to be exchanged in one transaction, could not give me credit for balance. Ended up spending more money to purchase and additional item that I did not want or like. Staff completely unsympathetic. Felt shop lacks ethics for hard earning customers.

On my trip to Sydney one of the malls in the suburbs of the city that I got a chance to visit was…read morethe Westfield Parramatta. By American standards this is considered to be a huge mall with 8 levels and all sorts of shoppes and restaurants. As you enter the mall via the parking garage you realize that the mall has plenty of parking with several levels and every parking spot is in vicinity to the entrance of the mall. Remember to note down the level and where you parked as that can get confusing. Also parking is free for the first 3 hours and it is ticket less with your car number plate being your ticket. As I mentioned the mall has 8 levels with a couple of food courts on different level and many of the favorites like Starbucks and Gloria jeans that mall shoppers can't live without anywhere in the world. Most of the stores are the same like in the USA but the one difference that I saw was that the malls also have a huge box store where you can shop for your daily needs. We usually don't see a Walmart or Publix in a mall in Florida.