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Quick facts

How many places in the “Shopping mall” category are listed in Australia?
There are 254 places in the “Shopping mall” category in Australia on LocalGuideWorld.
Which place in the “Shopping mall” category in Australia has the highest rating?
Ebenezer Place, rated 4.8 out of 5 based on 5 reviews.
Which place in the “Shopping mall” category in Australia has the most reviews?
Rundle Mall, with 29,686 reviews.
What is the average rating of places in the “Shopping mall” category in Australia?
4.2 out of 5 on average, based on 577,372 reviews.

Reviews

Half empty. Couple of restaurants and a Chinese supermarket
A busy shopping centre! Great clothes shops , cafes and grocery stores. Fantastic fruit market and gourmet foods market
This is a very nice shopping centre. The biggest downfall for this shopping centre is the parking. Getting out is so convoluted and confusing that it's an immediate turnoff to shop there. Whoever designed this need to be severely reprimanded. There needs to be more signs for exits to Devlin road exit and Tucker road exit. It's a simple exercise yet nothing has been done since they built it. You are following the way out signs and then the Devlin road signs disappear. How much does it cost to put up good exit signs?? It's a turn off to shop at Top Ryde
Nice and wide range of shops. Car park very good and not very crowded. You can find all what you want under one roof.
Very quite place , nice to relax and have a cup of coffee, cuto kids is good place for little ones to play.
I spent hours and hours happily shopping there. Very welcoming mall and people there.
The Asian grocery has some many things in stock and the prices are pretty good :)
Called into Pappa roti and devoured an old favourite- their sweet buns - outstanding.
Proud to work there 💪
Centre has everything you need all on one level with a great selection of shops and parking. The restaurant and cinema section is great for family fun safe and clean. Enjoy 😊
This place is spacious and big. There are many shops and seating spots in every floor for customers to take a rest in. The toilets are very clean, well maintained and well designed for customer convenience, too. It has both Woolies and Coles, a chemist, lots of retail and food places.
This is a great place to visit. The kids play area is one of the best I've seen. Lots of great shopping opportunities, plenty of food choices and a cinema to boot! Definitely recommend this for a lazy Sunday.
Small shopping centre but does have the essentials plus IKEA, which I think is the place's main feature. Affordable cinema's nice selection of food court and casual dining and clean amenities.
Very child friendly with one of the best indoor playgrounds in a shopping complex around Sydney kids cafe and when Ikea decide to reopen their Smalland I dont know what will beat this place for it.
Liked the Coffee Shop on left hand side (before bridge to hospital) very much. Nice staff, opens at 5:30am, terrific coffee (cheaper by 60c than the other 5 places there). Had a nice chat with the staff member.

DISABILITY FRENDLY - was able to manage my wheelchair ♿ with ease.
Best place for the shopping. You can find here cloth foods everything 🔥
Airy high ceiling carpark, bright floor layout, big oriental grocery supermarket and Coles. Convenient to locals. Some nice Asian restaurants.
Great shopping spot with a big park and 2 hour free parking.
The standout feature for me is the expansive Asian grocery store. It's a haven for those seeking the flavors and ingredients of the East, and I find myself drawn to its aisles, discovering new culinary treasures each time I visit.

The take-out eateries and cozy cafés provide a delightful range of options for a quick bite or a leisurely meal. Whether it's a craving for authentic Asian cuisine or a comforting cup of coffee, the choices never disappoint.

The presence of a medical centre adds a practical touch to this community hub. My visits to the pathologist have been made hassle-free, thanks to its convenient location within the centre.

Convenience continues to be the theme with ample parking available, making each visit a stress-free affair. I appreciate the ease of access to the ferry wharf and bus stop, making it an ideal pit stop during my daily travels.

As someone who values diversity and variety, this shopping centre ticks all the right boxes. It provides a seamless blend of essential services, gastronomic delights, and practicality. Whether you're looking for a place to run errands, indulge in a culinary adventure, or simply enjoy the scenic surroundings of Wentworth Point, this unpretentious shopping gem is worth every visit.
Wow, nice new mall underground!
I’m sure I only see a very small fraction of this shopping centre! It has a good variety of stores and an excellent selection of places to eat. Good maximum heights in car park at 2.2m.
Nice new mall for St Leonards, loved the playground that is yet to open other section!
Great place to meet up for lunch, as a fast bite to eat on way to/from airport. Easier access to many shops that larger centres can't offer.
My recent trip to Top Ryde Shopping Centre provided a well-rounded and satisfying shopping experience. The mall's blend of retail options, dining choices, and amenities created a positive atmosphere, although a few areas could use some enhancement.

The mall's layout is easy to navigate, and the variety of stores caters to a range of shopping preferences. From popular fashion brands to specialty stores, there's a good mix of options. The presence of anchor stores and a supermarket adds convenience, making it possible to tackle various shopping needs in one visit.

The food court offers a diverse range of dining choices, accommodating different tastes and dietary requirements. Whether you're craving international flavors or local favorites, you're likely to find something that appeals to your palate. The seating areas are clean and well-maintained, providing a comfortable space to enjoy your meal.

The mall's amenities, such as restrooms and parent rooms, are easily accessible and well-kept. This attention to detail contributes to the overall comfort of visitors, especially families with young children.

One area that could be improved is the overall ambiance. While the mall is clean and functional, it lacks a certain charm or atmosphere that could enhance the overall experience. Additionally, some sections of the mall felt a bit crowded, especially during peak hours, which might impact the ease of shopping.

In conclusion, Top Ryde Shopping Centre offers a satisfactory shopping experience with its variety of stores, dining options, and amenities. While there's room for improvement in terms of creating a more inviting atmosphere and managing crowds, the mall provides a convenient and diverse destination for shopping and dining. If you're looking for a comprehensive shopping trip with a range of options, Top Ryde Shopping Centre is worth considering.
Excellent mall with quality shops, cinemas and good eating options. Palace Cinema located on the top floor and Fortress gaming across multiple floors. There is an Anita Gelato located by the entrance, Starbucks and the Hype store has awesome sneakers.
There’s no parking at the centre and street parking can be difficult to find. Abercrombie Street is the best option when it’s not a clearway.
Nice place. Coles does not have anyone on the counter to serve. Never seen it before. Go to the machine they said: self-serve. I left everything I bought from their & came home empty handed. This mean that in 2-5 years they will cut a lot of staff & machine will replace humans. What a society! I wish to die before this happen. Everything is very expensive but do not want to employ staff to serve. They only want to enrich themselves. Coles lost the grass roots spirit! wow to Coles in Roseland.
Great little centre has everything you need and awesome food.
Good for those that love to shop for clothes and shoes. I recommend the Hype DC store on the first floor. Also good for those that love grocery shopping. One can see a Woolworths if they take the escalator down.
Lots of renovations going on but easy enough and very nice place to be.
Awesome Mall, not too big or small .Just the right size. IKEA,KMART, Aldi,Coles just to name a few. We always visit this mall to watch Movies at the Reading cinemas or visit Ikea. Probably the best value for money cinema for families to watch Movies ($12 tickets). Very affordable snack deals. Dont forget to validate your parking tickets at the cinema

Heaps of free 3hour parking. Nice restaurants like Rashays & Mamak ,Yogurt berry, etc.Awesome kids castlelike playground in the middle.Easy layout to access all the shops.

If you're visiting Ikea Park on the levels marked for Ikea for easy loading.Overall great place to visit with kids, outdoor parks close enough to walk too also.
There are no bins. How can a development be approved without bins? Why are there no bins?
Great having this new mall in St Leonards! 👍🏾
Clean and spacious environment. Underground Coles store which is huge and has a nice energy, but is sometimes understaffed. The rest of the mall has a civic library with limited opening hours that will ideally increase and a few other shops with overpriced merchandise. Very conveniently Located directly across from St Leonards railway and bus station (Forum building) which has a range of handy stores and eateries
To call this a mall is shameful! It is still a construction zone. A better term is 'the entrance to Coles"
The shopping mall may not be as massive as Westfields, but it certainly offers a wide range of options to meet various needs.

One of the standout features is having IKEA, a popular furniture and home decor store, attached to the mall.

For grocery shopping, both Coles and Aldi supermarkets provides convenience and choice. The availability of Tong Li, an Asian market, adds to the diversity of shopping options, catering to a variety of cultural preferences.

A notable aspect of the mall is the ample dining selection. Whether you prefer a quick bite at the food court or a sit-down meal at one of the restaurants, there's something for everyone. The notorious Yum Cha restaurant is located on the top level!

Reading Cinemas further enhances the entertainment options available at the mall. It's a great place to catch the latest movies with friends and family.

Parking is plentiful, and the inclusion of a place to charge electric vehicles on the level under IKEA is a thoughtful addition.

Overall, the shopping mall offers a well-rounded experience, with a variety of stores, dining options, and entertainment facilities. Whether you're in the mood for shopping, dining, or catching a movie, this mall has you covered. While it may not be as massive as some other shopping centers, it provides an adequate and enjoyable experience for visitors.
Ample parking and great place to buy asian groceries
Rice paper Vietnamese is fantastic, classic decor, extensive menu don't miss the Pho Tai or the brisket stew. It's quick in and out, byo paper cups near the water cooler. Most authentic. Friendly staff. A bit hard to find, round the back in the car park. It's a bit out of the way but well rivals Inala and Darra counterparts. Usual prices, good value.
Thank you, we will be back.
Close to ferry wharf, bus stop, good services and shops downstairs
The food court at Top Ryde Shopping Centre is quite spacious, offering a wide array of dining options. Whether you're in the mood for fast food, Asian cuisine, or something more exotic, you'll find plenty of choices to satisfy your cravings. The seating area is well-maintained and comfortable, providing a pleasant environment to enjoy your meal.

What stood out to me the most were the good restaurants within the shopping centre. There were several establishments that offered a higher-end dining experience with quality food and attentive service. It was a nice surprise to find such a diverse range of dining options all under one roof.

Top Ryde Shopping Centre truly caters to all tastes and preferences. From well-known chain stores to unique boutique shops, the variety of retailers available is impressive. Whether you're looking for fashion, electronics, or home decor, you're bound to find what you need within the centre.

Overall, I had a positive experience at Top Ryde Shopping Centre. With its ample parking, large food court, good restaurants, and extensive variety of shops, it provides a convenient and enjoyable shopping experience. I would definitely recommend it to anyone in the area looking for a one-stop destination for their shopping needs.
This place has changed over the years and is just getting better since COVID. There are a great selection of restaurants, the Woolworths is well stocked and with the opening of a Japanese market you can be sure to find something you like here.
On numerous occasions the escalators are broken meaning the lifts are crowded and take an extremely long time waiting for them. See photo of the number of persons ENTERING from just one floor...
A fine shopping center in the Rhodes area right next to the train station, it has a large selection of restaurants, Cafe throughout the center. There is also a Woolworth supermarket as well as a Korean supermarket suiting different clients on grocery needs. The 2nd floor got some services such as dental, gym and spa. The area is developing, and it seems to get busier as years go by.
Today 30/6/2023 I went to the centre, I parked up the back in my 4WD which is a bit large. I was talking on my phone whilst there for around 15 minutes. I walked into the centre did my shopping, and as I was walking out into the car park, at 11.25amI heard yelling, shouting, it was the Centre Cleaner, he, at one stage hit the small truck at the front,and asked the Asian driver if he understood English, very racist, the cleaner is a obvious nut case.

As I was driving out, the Cleaner walked out onto the road in front of my vehicle to slow me down, as I was only idling out of the car park I obviously was not going too fast, he then stared at my number plate for some time, he must be a slow reader as there was only 5 letters, as he walked up the side of my vehicle I asked him if he was all right, then he told me about the bins I parked in from of and told me that they are private and not public. My comment was "that is nice to know, check your cameras and you will see I didn't put anything in the "Private" bins".
The guy has Anger Management issues. I went to the centre and could not find any centre management to report the idiot.
Very nice looking. Not too many shops but modern and open space.
One of those shopping centres that cater to all your needs. Has most of the popular retail outlets. Recently they have also got a DC fast charging station by Engie, which can be access through Chargefox. It has two CCS2 ports that can be used simultaneously. Together they deliver 120KWh. The details are available on PlugShare and Chargefox app.
Fantastic Shopping centre. I could spend a whole day here.
It started out good. However it's gone down hill especially since covid. The food court doesn't exist anymore, the over priced sports wear shop is there and a big shout out to the gift store upstairs who has survived. A great shop for unique gifts.
Shops expensive, Broadway has more variety and cheaper.

Toilets locked at 6:30am. Poor service.
Has nothing except for cafes to eat. Parking was confusing. Ended up paying $18 for n hour as we accidently entered the opposite building. Wasn't worth the visit.
Westfield shopping centre in South Morang, Plenty valley is a great place not only for shopping but a fabulous place to dine as well. The food court has a variety of different cuisines and fast food. The place is full of green spaces and plenty of kid friendly areas to have fun while the adults relax. There are plenty of parking lots and parking is free. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants to visit.
Lovely plaza. It's been awhile since I last visited this shopping center, but it's great to see that it's still got a great range of stores and designer outlets. The food court has a large variety of cuisine to choose from at reasonable prices and it's large open space to sit and enjoy the atmosphere. Parking is easy with multiple entry ways and plenty of disability spots close to plaza entrances. All and all a great place for shopping and just relaxing with family and friends.
It's a very nice mall with a lot of open parking available. This place has a nice vive or feel to it. I visited this mall on a weekday night, and i was surprised at how enjoyable the place felt like. I live in cbd, and when i go to Docklands and some of the shopping places nearby, they seem dead on a weekday evening. I really enjoyed this place, many places were open and there were quite a few good places open for dinner, desserts and some small shopping. I guess many suburbs have better places to be out and enjoy than cbd.
Nice mall with decent size food court. Does not provide free wifi like some other malls. One of the few malls in northern suburbs of Melbourne with Target.
Busy Centre.
Great selection of stores.
Traffic in & out is painful.
Located beside Rhodes station. Offers experience from your day-to-day fresh food shop, to morning till late-night dining experience from Bamboo Lane ground floor. Rhodes Central is approximately from 7am till 10pm. The food court Bamboo lane offers delicacies and food items from Singapore to Shanghai and Tokyo to Taiwan. Woolworths and BWS shops available. Overall a great one stop place for shopping and food needs in Rhodes.
Great but room for improvement there could be a great opportunity for better lighting and design of the place and cafes to stay open later. It's a shame to have vacant shops in a booming economy.
The intercom is broken here,
takes ages to call for access, the residents who live here not willing to come down.
Rude and disrespectful.

Delivery people get same pay everywhere, it's not our fault that u can't afford a house, why asking us to go this extra mile?

Will cancel all requests to this place.
Jungle.
Now that fortress is here, we will be visiting a lot more!

A very limited selection of shops, wouldn't intentionally come here for shopping... However it is not crowded.
everything is closed when trains aren't running. needs better enforcement of no-smoking zones
Loved it!

An ideal, less crowded alternative to the bigger shopping centers in the city.

Plenty of shopping to perouse, things to eat, bargains to hunt and fresh produce to collect.
It is very easy to shop at Roselands once you find parking at busy times. The three main supermarkets are conveniently located in this centre. Their are separate fruit shops, bakers, butchers and many good take away facilities.
Popular stores including Myer, Kmart, Best and Less, discount pharmacies, and much more are open till late Thurs night for those who need.
It's a small and unpretentious shopping mall. It's right across from the ferry wharf and bus station at Hill Road. It has a big multiple Asian grocery store and take-out eateries, cafés and a medical centre. I come to this shopping centre to visit the pathologist at the medical centre and do some grocery shopping at the oriental supermarket.
This could have been so much more. Definitely wouldn’t consider this a destination, just a place to pass through.
THE best Handmade onigiri in Brisbane is in the little Japanese grocery store! Delicious pastries from the coffee shop, and a great katsu place in the corner!
I don’t visit this place a lot but overall pretty good, good variety, the car park could get bit complicated and busy to get in
Today I visited the Roselands Shopping Center and was surprised by the developments there. I saw many new shops and cafes. The cleanliness was excellent and the smell of delicious pastries filled the place. Honestly, the mall has become very beautiful and deserves to be visited frequently. Many thanks to the respectful management and all the best to you. 👍🌹☕🍹🛍
Warrigal Square is a small shopping centre with a Supermarket, Chemist, Medical offices, Barbershop, Newsagent,Post Office and restaurants. Parking on same level as shops.
One of the best place to live in Sydney within and around the nature, including river bay, jungles, silent walks and a lot more to do.
All major shops, including Woolworths, Coles, Aldi, IKEA are just at walking distance.
Many small take away shops around if you need a quick bite or your on your lunch break.
Not many shops to choose. Parking entrance is very narrow, a bit challenging for a learner's driver, design needs to be improved.
Rhodes Central is quite good. There's an excellent selection of food outlets and restaurants, stores for groceries like a Woolworths and Asian grocer, and there's even a LAB Bakery here. The seating areas are plentiful, and you can order from a restaurant and eat outside.

Parking is simple. There’s 3 hours of free parking, and the entrance to the car park is from the back. Follow the street signs.

Aside from all the food, there isn't much else to do here. I really like the food offerings though, and that’s good enough reason for me to visit often!
Convenient, plenty of choices of restaurants - probably lacking some non-Asian restaurants. There’s a fish market, butcher, Woolies and a BWS. Pretty much everything you need in a place if you live around.
Every type of food you can think of to takeaway,bit pricey but it is north shore, limited other shops;chemist,newsa,bottlo,vitamins,IGA,dentist
Modern looking shopping centre with all the standard shops - supermarket, pharmacy, liquor, medical centers, cafes, takeaway, restaurants etc.
The level of cleanliness and hygiene is top notch.
The gym is inside of the centre and overlooks the internal centre which I’m sure is a great view while working out.
Parking is plentiful and is free for 3 hours.
Good to know: there’s no food court here, instead there are many stand alone restaurants or takeaway (sushi) etc.
Great mall especially with IKEA attached to it. Main stores like Coles and Aldi, with Asian market Tong Li as well. Many food selection available either at the food court or at the restaurants in the mall. There's also a cinema!
Westfield Plenty Valley located on mcdonalds Road is a good shopping mall with all the brands shops available

it's a huge shopping mall with parking options at the front and or the back side and it's all FREE
it also has a kids play area at the entrance. and a good court with good food outlets

shops of brands from adults to babies...
loved the cleanliness and ease of access to different shops
Very neat and clean shopping mall, reasonably spacious, everything looks fresh and brand new: kids friendly cafe, coffee shop, variety food shop, Burger place, butcher shop, anytime fitness, etc.

Opposite a community library and surrounded by high rise building towers.

Parkings available as well as off street parking, some 3P parking available if you are lucky.
Forum Plaza is predominantly a mixture of small multicultural (mostly Asian), eateries with a few more universally oriented shops such as a BWS (alcohol outlet), an IGA supermarket (not very big but adequate for a vast range of necessities) and a Priceline Pharmacy (slightly smaller than some, but still well stocked). There's also a KFC, a newsagency (with nice people working there) and a very good bread shop (with a nice variety). Overall, it has a fairly pleasant ambience and is a corridor to St Leonards railway station. I mostly use the Forum Plaza as a thoroughfare to go from the main road, bus service to rail service with occasional stops at the newsagency, the IGA, the BWS and Priceline. I don't trust other people's cooking, so tend to avoid the alfresco eateries.
Rhodes Central Is literally a giant food court tower with range of foods to choose from.

Love it and visit it with family very often.
It's right next to Rhodes station, got its own underground parking and off street parking also everywhere.
Newly open just across Rhodes station. Most of the shops are eateries so it is a place mainly to feast! There's s Woolworths and bws too. There's an Asian shop directly at the entrance which sells lots of Korean and Japanese snacks.
Such a pretty mall. I appreciate the open feeling and the natural ventilation, as well as the great variety of stores. I find that the natural breeze and ventilation keeps the atmosphere from feeling stuffy or overwhelming with stale smells considering the amount of restaurants and food stalls here.

It's also extremely convenient, with options for groceries included. LAB bakery and Madam Pho are two of the places I managed to sample while in the area. You can easily spend hours in here even just walking around aimlessly. The exterior is also quite nice.
Great location, just near the train station. It has a lot of different shops - mostly food based. There’s a McDonald’s ! And also a LAB Bakery which is great. The interior is very modern and has a good open area. Although it is pretty quiet at the moment due to covid, I’m sure this will become a popular area after restrictions ease!
My favourite one stop shop for everything.
Love it. We always go there on weekends and it’s a refreshment for us.
1) Lots of variety of options available inside the mall.
2) Ample parking space with first 3 hours as free parking.
3) Two kids play area with separate section for kids under and over 5 years of age.However, I would not recommend to send your kid in a very populated area as it increases chances of infection
4) One thing I was very happy is the mall had very clean and comfortable changing areas for kids It was very colourful with some games around to keep kids engaged.the feeding areas were also comfortable.
It was not told empty and hence no witting time when we visited.
3) Multiple restaurants- Rashay's,Gunman games, some Japanese and Thai options too .Muktiple options availble in food court. and cafe- Oliver Brown ,etc
4) Ebtertaunment options -
Reading cinema
5) shoping options- Ikea-
Aldi, Coles, House, adiars
6) Ice cream parlour in ground floor.
7) Good crowd - All well behaved people.
Cool 👌 place to shop, coffee or drink 😁cool vibe for hanging out Get set for next level entertainment, shopping and dining from dawn till dusk and beyond at Central Park Mall. Over 40 retailers housing dozens of brands, designer fashion, diverse eateries and fresh game time experiences await. This iconic precinct is bordered by glorious green space for outdoor events, I love the vertical garden and spice Alley!
One of the premier shopping centers, conveniently located in Ryde, accessible by both car and public transport via bus. The center offers parking facilities accessible from A3 and Tucker Street, as far as my knowledge goes. Elevators connect different levels, hosting numerous flagship stores. Additionally, the surrounding area boasts cinemas and various amenities, including a wide array of cafes and restaurants offering diverse culinary experiences from around the world, making this center highly appealing to both tourists and shoppers alike.

Similar to other shopping centers, it tends to be crowded on weekends, and finding available parking may prove challenging. It is advisable to consider parking your car on the lowest level of the car park to increase the chances of finding a spot.
Located at the intersection of Underwood and warrigal road. Ample parking available, Doctors, chemist, cafe, Woolworths and restaurants available. ATM located infront of Woolies but will charge you 2.5 dollar for transaction. Disabled parking available. Infront of Mcdonalds.
Over the moon that this shopping centre has opened up in my local area. It has most amenities such as Dentist, Medical Centre, Hairdresser, Massage clinic, Beauty Salon, Restaurant, Cafe's and Coles supermarket. It also has a kids play gym to keep them entertained. It doesn't get 5 stars for me as it's missing a post office or some sort of postal service for this area which means we still need to head over the bridge to Rhodes. Overall, great local shopping centre!
Long anticipated neat little modern shopping mall in Wentworth Point. It’s nice to have a Coles in it, but would love the addition of a fresh fruit and vegetable shop!
Quite a large undercover shopping mall, with its own dedicated, free parking. It has all the usual key shops plus a number of niche ones such as organic, and fresh produce There is a new development with restaurants and Village Cinemas, that stays open when the main centre closes. It has a great vibe and is kid friendly.