Norwest Marketown was one of the first things built in Norwest business park so it is showing its…read moreage a little and its a bit on the small size for shopping centres. The main tenant would definitely be Coles and aside from that there is a heap of specialty stores and a few big chain food stores. Around the exterior you'll find a Maccas, Mad Mex and a pizza shop. Then there is the Gloria Jeans which is always packed out with Hillsong members (the shopping centre is next to Hillsong Church). The food court only has about ten stores but theres still a god variety with Subway and Sumo Salad being the main standouts. The food court seating is arranged in an odd way so there's no actual corridor to walk through the food court to the lake outside. You end up bumping into everyone as you walk between seats. This place thrives during the weekday lunch breaks when all the nearby office workers converge to eat. Outside of that it can be a pretty quiet centre to drop in and grab a few essentials. Be aware though, as Coles has no competition in the centre the prices seem to be a lot higher than what you'd pay nearby at Stockland Mall where Coles has to compete with Woolies and Aldi.

This little shopping center is great for the area. Especially if you want to avoid the ugly busy…read moreparking situation at Stanhope. It's convenient, walking distance for some with one each of all your basic local shops. Grocery A+ Woolies, butcher, bakery, medical centre, hairdresser, florist, real estate agent, gym cafe and restaurants. Outdoor feel with loads of sunlight so can enjoy a coffee at The leaf cafe or Oliver Brown. Car park is free.

This is your average suburban mall. Woolies, Coles & Aldi have the groceries covered & BigW is also…read morethere. Has a food court & the usual stores & a post office. Parking is usually quite easy, or get your car washed and that is sorted. Located between Windsor Rd, Old Windsor Rd & M2.

There are some good shops and then there are some to avoid and some newbies to try. Give the Coles…read moresupermarket a miss or at least the refrigerated section. Woolworths is a pretty big supermarket and generally gets most of that business. The food court has a nice sushi place for lunch. There is a new butcher that carries some deli items. The chicken shop is OK and even has garlic sauce for chicken. Harris Farm Markets is in the lower car park and is a way better option for fruit and veg than the supermarkets. Parking can be a pain and I have driven in and out some days without finding a spot. You also need to be a bit careful with the other drivers as there is poor lighting in some areas and when you combine that with people in a hurry trying to compete for a parking spot it becomes tiger country.

The whole shopping centre was redesigned a few years back but is still one of the worst designed in…read morethe area. Parking is a nightmare with a disjointed multi level car park filled with one way signs and tight turns. There are also a heap of ramps and sloped surfaces which makes for interesting viewing as people try to control full trolleys up and down hills. There are 3 main grocery stores in there; Woolies, Coles and Aldi, a heap of speciality stores and a small food court. It really is a bit small and the only good thing about it is that you can get in and get your groceries a bit quicker here than at Castle Towers. It also has a bigger range than the other neighbouring centre - Westfields North Rocks. Good for the weekly grocery shop but thats about all.

The shopping centre is good for a local shopping centre with a good independent butcher and fruit…read moremarket. The car park and the one and only entrance makes the experience of shopping terrible as are either bad or terrible depending on the time of day. They have tried to make the lanes two ways inside but all that has done has made it scary to drive as the lanes aren't big enough for two cars and miss the reversing cars. The car park needs a second entrance/exit to make the shopping experience better

One of my favourite shopping centers in Australia. I like the outdoor open atmosphere. A large…read morevariety of shops, restaurants, cafe's and a movie theatre. Parking can be a challenge sometimes. At Christmas its crazy and very difficult to find a place to park. There is a kids play area on the Windsor Rd side near the movies. The Secret Garden is a nice area to get away.I'm sure it will get a lot busier when the North West Rail link opens. One thing I suggest they do is enable you to validate your parking after 3hrs so you can continue to shop without paying.

This shopping center has a lot of places to eat and shop! You will for sure find something you like…read morehere! It is also great that you can park for free up to 3 hours!! It is a bit chilly walking around during their winter but it is still a fun shopping!

Yep, another one of those ridiculously massive Sydney shopping centres, that also happens to be…read morequite close to the railway station. It is quite well set up though and a pleasure to explore. This is particularly the case with the walkway from the station, which provides easy access to the facility. It is also rather easy to navigate, which is also quite beneficial. Sure, I'm not really a big fan of shopping centres, but this one was rather nice.

All the old favourites are here: ranging from supermarkets, department stores, to fashion shops,…read morebeauty salons and eateries. The place is quite extensive and has two very large buildings that are over two blocks. The pace wasn't too bad today and although I did get lost and became disorientated when I left from a different exit I still managed to buy a bargain. I love the after Christmas sales and yes they still exist on the 9th January! Watch where you park. There are several entry points for the complex and parking ranges for free parking from thirty minutes, to two hours to three hours. I always head straight to the top and make my way down (a good principle in life...although you have to be careful on whom you tread on the ladder on the way up as you might come across them on the way down! ha) Yes this is a great shopping centre.

i am a changed woman. this place is absolutely phenomenal. everything you need is here. a special…read moreshout out to woolworths: i am a frequent shopper at kellyville plaza and castle towers and this store blew me out of the park! a great variety in all aspects, large store (still organised and easy to navigate my way around), short lines and best of all amazing service! the cashier who served me was so astonishing, friendly, thoughtful... i can confidently say he changed my life and inspired me to be a better person. as a whole, the experience of shopping at kings langley shopping centre was life changing - it felt boujee and upper class without being snobby. i felt like i was in a parallel universe, a dystopian world where everything was perfect and the people were lovely. overall this centre is worth the trek from wherever you live and i highly recommend this centre to anyone who wants a reason to live!!