This store really reminds me of Goodwill. Everything is organized and the store feels neat and…read moreclean. The staff is very helpful and welcoming and there is a great selection of clothes here. I bought three office pants and 2 pairs of shoes and it only cost me a little over $20. Many of the clothes only cost $5 each and some were $3. Winning! Aside from clothes, they sell furniture and household goods. I even saw a printer for sale. This will definitely be my go-to for thrift stores in the future. :)

Just avoid this place of you can. I will admit, I was once a resident of the Dandenong area. I grew…read moreup going to the Plaza and I've watched it transform over the years into what now appears to be a shell of a shopping centre that mostly offers discounted clothing. I say give it another 10 years and it'll be the Dandenong Hub (which is a shell of businesses adjacent to the plaza). Recently going back, this place just doesn't feel safe. It's still busy but I don't understand the need to be here. It's not convenient and there has been a really sad attempt to refurbish the area, making if brighter and adding more stores (which I think will soon close given the lack of foot traffic in some areas). Regardless, I choose to stay away from now on. If you're intent on a shopping trip, head to Fountain Gate or Knox instead. There is absolutely no reason to come here anymore.

Dandenong Plaza is quite bogan - if ever your tourist friends come in and they want to meet the…read morecommon garden bogan (Native Australian Species), then take them along to Dandenong Plaza. Here you can fear for your life in one of the more aggressive shopping centre carparks, chow down on something deep fried for lunch with all the kids skipping school, and bum smokes of some guy tottering about with a bottle in hand. On the plus side, the police regularly patrol the food court, so it's quite safe. On the extra plus side, the shops are filled to the brim with spare change clothes. $2 singlet? I'll just overlook the likely dubious ethical practices that went into making it and enjoy the lack of expense.

I came in here in search of a bellydance coin sash. However, they no longer carried this item…read more However, if you are looking for traditional Indian clothing, look no further. They have plentiful dresses and saris here. This is located in the Little India part of Dandenong, so you can try some of the shops nearby if they don't carry what you are looking for.