One of the best food courses in the CBD! When we visited Sydney in 2010, I recall going to this…read morereally good food court and there was so many choices, that I just had to get a little of everything. I failed to note down the location or name of this food court so during this visit in 2016, we were looking on all of the streets for this same place. After a few days of unsuccessful searching, I turned to the internet and finally found that this place had gone a renovation so what I remembered the place to look like was no longer. The new layout is even better with lots of seating and the food choices should be able to satisfy any hunger cravings. This place is only open during the weekdays and only for lunch. Make sure you go early enough to beat the massive noontime lunch crowd. One of the must do places on my visit to Sydney.

None of the places are open past 5pm, so kind of pointless…read moreWould rate higher if places actually were open when people want to eat

Great value of money, the food here is good and the ambience is perfect not so crowded just right…read moreand convenient.

Westpoint In Blacktown is a mess right now as one of the main parking garages had a structural…read moreproblem and has been under repair for the last six months. If there is a structural issue on the parking garage how are we too be sure if there isn't an issue with the whole mall. With that said it doesn't look as if that bothers any of the customers. We went on a Wednesday around noon time and guess what the mall was super busy. It took 10 minutes literally to find a parking spot and another 10 just to exit the mall, of course because of the one garage being out of service. The mall has 3 levels with the first and third floor food courts. All sorts of different shops for customers to find everything they came to get. 3 star rating because of the parking issues and chaotic atmosphere.

It's a Very Great Place, I don't mind going there. Like Seven Hills, a Majority of the people are…read morenice, and the staff are very friendly.

Being as the tourist that I am, I had to venture out to the largest shopping center in the area. I…read morewas staying with my family in liverpool and came here to see what types of styles and clothes that was here. The mall isn't necessarily very big, but there were plenty of shops to understand the type of style. I would say the quality and price of the clothes here isn't very great. Style wise, I can see it being trendy, but the quality is like forever 21 or agaci and the price is way too steep for that type of quality. I'm used to heavier fabric and material so to see what was offered here was a bit disappointing. Not the greatest mall I've been to, but not absolutely horrendous. If needed, I would buy things here, but only if I really needed something.

This is the major shopping centre in the Liverpool area , which has Coles, woolworths, Myer, big w…read moreand target. It also has jewellers, 2 food courts with a McDonald's, and ethnic foods as well. It has a lot of speciality stores as well ranging from clothing, dollar stores and shoes

Awesome little dungeon style food court hidden from the general public only for those in the know…read more Downstairs in pittsway arcade is a bustling city of food stalls and nationalities that are fighting for a table and their lunch You'll go from Malaysia to China swing back to Thailand then to Korea and Vietnam dishes that tantalise your senses as you wind down the spiral staircase to heaven I've been here a few times so far and this time I went to Chinese stall for some wonton duck noodle soup mmm I nabbed a chair after paying 12 bux for it plus extra vegetables and a coke I listen intently for number 14 and run to the counter when it's yelled out Omg a HUGE serve comes my way while I delicately wind back to my table ok taste The broth is ok I've had better as with the wontons but the vegetables are delicious and the chewy like fresh egg noodles rock. I barely finish it I give it five because it's a dining experience you need to try to understand why it's a five star dungeon Happy eats btw the laksa looks and smells spicy and Devine!!!

From the street, it doesn't look like much. A generic, nondescript arcade in Sydney's CBD. Even if…read moreyou are bored enough to walk through it, it doesn't look like too much. There's a Japanese grocery store (which is actually pretty good, one of only a couple of Japanese grocery places in the CBD), a generic sushi joint, a Japanese fragrance place and a mobile phone shop. There's also an entrance to the Town Hall Woolworths at the end of the arcade, and ultimately Town Hall station. However, towards the end of the arcade there's some stairs leading to a basement level. Again, until you look down them, it doesn't seem like there's much down there. If you decide to decend the stairs, you are greeted with a crowded food court packed with office workers, mainly Asian. The food court is not huge, there's only seven stalls, all serving a different Asian cuisine. There's Chinese, Malaysian, Thai, Japanese, Vietnamese, Nepalese and Burmese on offer, and it's all at bargain basement (excuse the pun) prices. The Malaysian stall has a lot of fans, but i'm sure the others are all good too. Nb: It's only open on weekdays (as it serves lunching office workers) for lunch.

I came to this "hawker center" right after a trip to Singapore, and the food variety here still did…read morenot disappoint. I gathered a few iconic items from each booth and found convenient seating with quick access to gather the food when they're ready. All the booths had relatively advanced notification system so you could avoid having to manually stop by to check on whether items were ready. I especially recommend the eel rice bowl from one of the booths. It was one of the best I've had.

We stumbled on Hawker Lane by accident and I'm so glad we did. It's installed in a food court in a…read moreshopping mall but you wouldn't know that when you're in the midst of it because it's done well to create the vibe of a bustling asian street. You will be spoiled in terms of choice; there are dozens of super authentic asian street food options. Noodles, soups, rice bowls, wok dishes, clay pot dishes, sushi, dumplings, you name it, they have it. Definitely worth a visit if you're in or around Chatswood.

This place is no longer open so definitely avoid it and look elsewhere! We went to Mr. Wong and it…read morewas great!

Overpriced, overhyped, under delivered. Not impressed. Not really Dim Sum. Wanted to like itread more

Not too bad but the dumpling and rice rolls are so thick with the dough it's too much…read more Very busy here and rather small. I've eaten here before and it was much better. The pork ribs far to chunky and not cooked enough. Nice family run business though!

This is the best Yum Cha in Cabramatta!…read more Hard to find, its down the back of the shopping centre behind the food court. This place is always busy and you might have to wait on the plastic chairs out the front till a table is available but that's part of the fun. The food is fast and so fresh. We had 7 dishes and two waters and it was $43 (shut the front door) that's cheap. You can order from a Yum Cha menu but there is always food available from the ladies walking around. If your in the area give it a go (who doesn't love Yum Cha)!

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!

For clothing this is the place to be for hours and hours with a large food court with most options…read moreeasily affordable for a weekend walk. Game shops cover everything from headsets to gaming consoles. JB-HI-FI takes a large area on the edge of the building covering games, latest computers, mobile devices and more. MYER takes around an easy, full 15% of the building's space from one corner to the opposite one Finally REBEL just opened up on a separate floor attracting a lot of attention so you should come by as well to eat, game, shop and more... - Dezzie_Rox