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7 years ago
Kmart was very clean and cheap and good for every thing I want and I served my self end staff was very nice and friendly and helpful and open 7 am to 9pm 6 days 9am to 6pm sun read more
3828-3846 Pacific Motorway
Shailer Park Queensland 4128
Australia
(07) 3297 2000
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http://www.kmart.com.au
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What time does Kmart open?
Kmart opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Kmart opens at 9:00 AM on Sunday.
What time does Kmart close?
Kmart closes at 9:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Kmart closes at 5:00 PM on Saturday.Kmart closes at 6:00 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Fri 8:00 AM - 9:00 PMSat 8:00 AM - 5:00 PMSun 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Does Kmart have parking?
Yes, Kmart has parking options.
If you are after american wear this is a good place to go. Sizes can be hard to find in larger…read moresizes for women and smaller sizes for men apparently they get snapped up real quick. Large selection of shoes and boots including football boots which made my son happy. Their membership costs $10 and gives you a discount on full price items, I didn't see any full price items personally but I'm sure they are there somewhere.
I love the hyperdome because everything I need is there (except target)…read more Although there is one thing I don't agree with that really gets me and this is the car wash in the undercover parking. I'm sorry to say I really hate it. You don't have enough undercover spacing as it is let alone putting a car wash in there to take up some of the parks that are much needed. I parked in a spot and was asked to move because it was reserved for the car wash and I was so angry because I couldn't find a park any where else undercover. The park wasn't well signed to say it was reserved. Why can't it be outside? Other than this there isn't much more that I don't agree with I'm happy with the variety of shops and the size of the food court is great.
The parking can get really bad, hard to find a park and you end up miles from the shopping centre…read moreand with no trolly bay in sight. Shops are good got all your basics.
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I'm loving the new Kmart store here at level 1. It's much bigger store, bigger entrance and look…read morenicer. I don't go to kmart Toowong anymore since this one is huge and hold more stocks. Kmart is the one stop shopping experience, especially when I need something really quick. They sell everything here from clothing and shoes for all ages, makeup, home decor, some furnitures, DVDs, magazines, stationary, lots of toys, lollies and chips, kitchen stuff and basically everything you can think of. The best thing is their prices are affordable and not too bad quality for what you pay. I've notices that most of their clothing are made in Bangladesh (that's what written in the back of the cloth). I've owned couple of flat shoes from kmart, they are long lasting and more comfortable than Rubi shoes, surprisingly! On spring-summer season, kmart always bring great selection of their swimsuits and bikini collection. They are around $10-20 Love it! On Xmas period, they have lots of Xmas tree decoration including led lights in bargain price! I like to just check them out regularly to just see what they new things they have and I always end up buying something :D
I am so so impressed with the new store! Since moving to the bottom floor of the centre they have…read moretwice as much stock and way better visual merchandising. One of the better Kmart's, and as someone who doesn't want to pay $20 for a laundry basket, I love Kmart.
Great place to find exactly what I need. You can browse the whole store or just ask customer…read moreservice. My only problem with it is that the employees don't seem to be very nice or enthusiastic like they should be. Maybe if the workers were a little nicer and more polite then this Kmart would be on the top charts. Also very huge, and has lots in stock. My favourite place to go shopping.
Outstanding customer service from the lady working here. Unlike a lot of other discount stores,…read morethings were kept in a very orderly way, even though they were short on space. There were a tonne of options for travellers.
Another gem for craft enthusiasts, and anyone happy to poke around. A great number of good stock at…read morediscounted prices. The staff are helpful, and pleasant. I have been coming here for a long time. Their home decor and thoughtful gift lines are wonderful, if you are content to take your time. Storage, stationary and seasonal lines do change occasionally, basically their is good. Good place to explore, and discover more, of what you suddenly, think you must have? Enter at your own risk, and enjoy!
Good department store to shop at and great services and u earn myer one points and great kitchen…read moreapartment and nice things for the kitchen and open 7 days a week and friendly staff
Target in Australia??? Yes. But WAIT . . . before all you Americans get too excited, this Target…read more(as well as other Target stores in Australia) aren't like their American counterparts. Typically, they're MUCH smaller, and sell primarily clothing. No groceries. No pharmacy. Etc. Another distinguishing factor is price. It's EXPENSIVE here!!! Target stores in the US are usually reasonably priced. Looks like we're not in Kansas anymore Dorothy . . .
So, this is sort of a Target, but it sort of isn't. American Targets have become giant superstores…read morewhere you can buy anything. This one inside a mall has two small-ish levels and sells mostly cheap clothes (no one in the U.S. goes to Target just for clothes now), and a few household items, entertainment options, and electronics. Moreover, they were out of the one thing I needed (adaptors to charge my American devices in these freaky diagonal Australian outlets). I will give them credit for pointing me to a place that had something, but I probably won't go back there to shop much.
Love this Costco!! Way better than North Lakes. Seems to stock their shelves all the time. Great…read moreplace to shop.
When it comes to shopping, Brisbane is always seen as the poor relative to Sydney. And it usually…read moreis. But the uber chic Level 1 Designer section David Jones is definitely equal to, if not better than its counterpart down south. Let me run through just a taster of the labels you can get your hands on here: Burberry, Paul Smith, Scanlan and Theodore, Easton Pearson, Willow, Romance is Borne, Sass and Bide, Camilla and, my fave, Thurley (note to parents: as the sales will be on by then, I'd love the one shouldered lurex top or the long sequinned necklace for my birthday!) The drawback - the expense makes your eyes water. So my tip to you is, browse now and make a note of what you want, then come back in sale season and rummage, rummage, rummage. It's worked for me many a time. Ladies, be strong, be determined and above all, keep looking until you find it!
When I was a young whipper snapper I remember going into the David Jones store in Sydney. It felt…read moreall fancy, and i'd marvel at the food markets they had in there too. And the cost! Well, DJs still goes for that fancy, up market look, and if their Brisbane store ever had food markets, they're long gone. This is a newish store in Queens Plaza, and it's still quite fancy. Multiple levels, I usually come in for clothes, or sometimes to check out the electrical stuff. They've scaled back on games, and I note that their electronics is just a Dick Smith now. The department stores of the past are long gone. Despite the up market vibe they go for, I've found they are quite often competitive with prices, so it's definitely worth checking out if you're shopping around for the best price.
Love love love the homewares!! Kmart has really improved on value, variety and quality!! This has…read morebecome one of my favourite shops! My only complaint is that they have self service, bring back the customer service!
Everything is cheap. Cheaply made too but when you are paying so little it hardly matters and they…read moreare great with warrenties.
Staff was friendly and helpful and services was fast and clothes are always good price and good…read morerange and I have no complaints about this place
Service was excellent. And the range of products available was great, fantastic to see such great…read moreservice throughout a busy period of the year
If you ever have to meet anyone at "the shopping centre" at Cannon Hill, be very clear with your…read moreinstructions. I don't know which braniac came up with this (I'm sure there's a history to it), but there are actually TWO "plazas" on the corner here. Maybe even three. Things are very awkward in Cannon Hill. What I do feel I really need to tell you is that the one plaza closest to Creek Rd is officially "Cannon Hill Kmart Plaza" and it is the best of the three. It's well-lit, clean and cheerful, and as it's the closest set of shops near my current workplace, I've been frequenting it for more than five years now for necessity's sake (Australia Post for bills & postage, Mister Minit for keys & watch batteries, etc). While it's still very suburban plaza chic (compared to the monstrosity that is Westfield Carindale a mere suburb down the road), it's FINE. You know? It'll do. It's got a few chain stores that Carindale doesn't (e.g. Kmart, Loot, Autograph), a few Carindale DOES (Coles, Liquorland, EB Games, Payless Shoes, Gloria Jeans, Coffee Club, etc omg okay so there are a lot of double-ups, not my problem), and Deli Talk, but you can read more about Deli Talk on their own Yelp page (as well as some of the other shops in the Plaza). If I gave CHKP any more than three stars, they'd just be for my personal memories that are associated with it (like getting my passport), but if I strip them out, it's still absolutely A-OK here.
So this is the best Kmart I have ever been to. Ever. This. Is. Not. A. Drill. People…read more I headed there on my first solo driving trip in QLD in a car I've never driven before and was happy to make it there without getting lost or breaking the car. Win. First off. Probably the biggest Kmart I've ever been to. Homewares everywhere. I was in cheapo decorating heaven. But I was not to be distracted. I was there for certain things and that was all I was getting. Wait do I need four empty terrariums? Alice. No. Control yourself. I found everything I needed pretty quickly and they - shock horror - had everything I wanted (and so, so much more) I filled my trolley nicely (quilt, laundry stuff, bathroom bits, hangers, desk) and headed to pay WITHOUT buying any candles, paintings, extra bedding or hanging things at this stage - you cannot believe how freaking proud of myself I am. The check out kid was so cute. I got all flustered at the check out trying to get everything out of my trolley without decapitating someone with my desk and he was so patient. I am super excited to return and fully unleash myself on the joy that is Kmart. Bring it on.