I love this Dollar King store, it is very organized and well located (inside of the Pacific Square…read moremall). They sell pretty much everything, from decor, kitchen stuff to cleaning and sweet products. I bought a cute bedside table and a shoe rack there for a good price. They always have cleaning/personal products on sale.

I was surprised at how much better than your average dollar shop this variety store is. During…read moreOctober they had a really awesome Halloween display set up, with moving skeleton butlers, creepy crawlies, light up jack O lanterns and all things gooey. A friend of mine was on the look out for a decent Halloween costume (the theme was under the sea), and they had two entire aisles dedicated to props, costumes and novelties with every little detail to make her costume that much better. It's much better than your average variety store, with organised aisles (where everything is actually hanging and not on the floor), and pieces that you might actually consider buying. There's everything available for hen's night parties, costume parties and kids parties - not to mention the props they have for everything in between. Four stars for the range of products available.

Hi; was in today please the asian guy working there contact me very cute.. lots of smilesread more

This is your typical neighbourhood one-stop mall…read more Food - McDonalds / small food court/ cafes Electronics - Dick Smith Pharmacies Grocery - Fresh produce stall , butchery (meat/ seafood), Woolies Others - Gift shops, gym, post office, video game shops, hairdressers, barber, spa, travel agency, few retail shops It is not spectacular (i.e. I would not choose this place to hang out) but not bad either. Free parking for the 1st two hours.

A store with everything you could think of at the cheapest prices, Dollar 123 is the place to go…read morefor a complete shopping experience. Everyone loves a bargain, no matter what they say. From hardware to kitchenware to baby products, everything you'll need and a lot that you won't but simply have to have all in one place. The products are mostly imports from Japan and Korea and are of very good quality so you don't have to worry about getting your money's worth... you'll actually be getting more than what you pay for! Dollar 123 is the perfect store for the bargainer in you.

There are plenty of good items here, but the prices have gone up a lot over the years, and I often…read morefind cheaper items at the supermarket. The store lacks ventilation so can often fill with perfumes from people. Quieter times are: Monday * 9am - 11am, 4pm - 5pm Tuesday * 9am - 11am, 4pm - 7pm Wednesday * 1pm, 6pm - 7pm Thursday * 9am, 9pm Friday * Busy all day Saturday * 1pm Sunday * 1pm - 2pm, 3pm - 5pm (quietest all week) Busiest times are: Monday * 12pm - 2pm, 6pm - 7pm (but still a low key day) Tuesday * 12pm - 2pm (but still the quietest day) Wednesday * 9am - 12pm, 3pm - 5pm (but still very low key) Thursday * 10am - 7pm (fairly low key) Friday * 9am - 7pm Saturday * 9am - 11am, 2pm, 4pm - 6pm Sunday * 9am - 1pm (very busy), 6pm

Call me cheap but I love a good bargain. And The Reject Shop has many. You can find anything here…read morefrom gardening products, homewares, building tools, biscuits, confectionary, chocolate and a whole lot of other stuff you never knew you needed. Believe it or not but I actually come here to buy authentic Italian Tiramisu flavoured chocolate balls (think Lindt). They are so good I even have my friends and family addicted. Thankyou Reject Shop for catering to my sweet tooth and the extra weight on my thighs.

From the second you walk in you're transported to a twilight zone mix of aladdins cave and a…read morelabyrinth. They have nearly everything here and if they don't, the amazing staff will source it for you. When I say nearly everything. You can set up a house, get all your party needs, grab candy, snacks, souvenirs, toiletries, kitchenware, costumes, hardware. Just to name a few

First - let's all agree that a discount bazaar is the best type of bazaar. And with that on the…read moretable... Second - I just moved, and as with every move, there's a bit of required shopping for things I never had in the first place or items somehow sacrificed to the moving gods. Long story short, I needed an air mattress, a silverware tray, a picture frame, a bamboo mat, a white erase marker and a piece of plastic fruit (don't ask). I found them all here. All of them. At a steal of a price. Isn't it refreshing when a name so accurately reflects a business? (I'm looking at you, Forever 21.) Discount Bazaar is truly a bazaar of discount. Party on.

This is the store you go to if you forgot your thongs on the way to the beach and need to pick up a…read morequick pair, or perhaps you have a hot date coming to yours and you need to pick up some mood setters ASAP so you grab some candles and incense. Discount Bazaar is a cluttered store full of cheap goodness. All the odd bits and pieces you need, you'll probably find here. On Australia day this year I decided I wanted some temporary Australia flag tattoos, a hat and a towel. Where did I go? Discount Bazaar, of course! This place is heaven sent. Full of cheap and practical things like pens, sunglasses and pegs for your clothesline. Anything you need on the run, you'll find here. It's so darn nifty!

Is there such a thing as too much choice? When it comes to donuts, no. When it comes to costumes, I…read moremean, I don't want to rule it out as an option but I almost got epilepsy in this place, which I guess is a good thing when you're looking for something to stand out at a costume party. This place has a metric ass-ton of costumes, it's hard to know where to start. Speaking of ass, I was half-assing my outfit for a party.... I just needed a mask. That's all, sadly. Which kind of sucked because from giant M&M outfits to period pieces, there's a lotta razzle dazzle in here, it's the sort of place you come when you want to one-up everyone at your ex-girlfriend's Halloween party and nothing less than the best will do. I actually wish I had that kind of party to go to because dreeeesss uuuuuppss! Ah well, Halloween is just around the corner.

The Elegant Edwardian High Tea I organised for some Yelp friends and I went off with a bang - and…read moreit went off with a bang in no small part thanks to this awesome shop. Two levels crammed full of costumes from every possibly historical period, right through to Star Wars and Star Trek and you-name-it-they-got-it costumes. Friendly, attentive staff make the burden of choice easy as pie and their helpful knowledge is abundant and impressive. Great pricing and an excellent hire policy round out the the experience to make this a 5 star business in my view. Truly awesome.

worst customer service!!! staff super rude.. i was calling on the phone and went inside the shop…read moreand talk on the phone. the shop wasn't busy more to empty. The staff went around me so I move to the side. Then he went back pass me and get me to move somewhere else. She cut me when I was still on the phone and asked , u wanna buy something or no? If you wanna talk, go outside and came back after finished. i asked which rules stating people shouldn't talk on the phone while they are in the supermarket? She said our supermarket is different, you are annoying other people (I saw no one coming to the shop and no one around me). She even said to call the police. Which I agreed! Call the police to see whats the problem? IS TALKING ON THE PHONE WHILE AT THE SHOP IS A CRIME??? Don't ever go this shop, the staffs are rude , unhelpful and ridiculous. Some of my friends also experienced problems when shop at TOKYO SUPER! price also expensive! worst shop ever! Never ever wanted to go back buy things from them!!!! !!!!!!

There are lots of Asian supermarkets around Sydney, but not like Tokyo Super. To be honest I have…read morenot examined Tokyo Super as closely as I should and I am a little deterred by the pricing as they are charging substantially more than other Asian supermarkets for some of the same products. However they also have more than the others. In Asia Oreo's are a big thing, yes you can buy Oreo's everywhere but not the same varieties as in Asia, Tokyo Super stocks all the different types including my favourite the chocolate and peanut butter. The best thing at Tokyo Super though is the ice cream, I just bought a box of Taro ice blocks which I was very excited about and they stock a wide range of Asian style ice cream including multiple options of black sesame, red bean and green tea ice cream, they are pricy but worth it.