Strathfield Plaza

A plaza that hasn't had any real upgrade since its inception. The only good thing is that there are a few bubble tea stores but other than that, it doesn't have anything going for it a part from woolies and chemist warehouse.

I loved this center
A true shopping place with the necessary shops
Well sign posted
Wide open public space
With efficient air con

Good cafes around the corner
Korean fried chicken were awesome hair salons and Korean restaurants are just amazing
100% recommendations

Love the vibe here, full of life yet when it's quiet it's calm, I don't live there yet I'll go out of my way to go there, there's something about it at night that's just calming and enjoyable.

Parking is busy at most times. I find it's very dark and not well lit.

Place overall seems a bit dated. Otherwise, not a bad little place to get your essentials.

There are all the right types of shops to make this a one stop trip but the parking and arrangement of the street access is a bit off putting if you aren't familiar with the area

Good Woolworths store and food court but because of the coronavirus I found that you could not sit anywhere which I do appreciate but for elderly people like myself I use a walking stick there could have been seating somewhere for us

Still have a lot of take away food and drinks counter to do business, make the residents have a good time to enjoy at home

Overall great plaza, parking can be a bit difficult because of the one way roads, but once inside it’s easy to navigate through

Plenty of good food to eat out, able to access toilet facilities, commonwealth ATM to access money

I am visiting my Doctor Mr Prabhat Sinha and his son Prius Sinha since 199. I like the plaza coz it has shopping complex and catering. Thanks

If you want to shop for Asian goods, this is the place to go to. Afternoons can be very busy and hard to find parking. The chicken shop outside serves amazing fried chicken.
The negative will be men's public toilets are not always kept clean. This has happened a few times

Convenient place! Can get busy during peak hours but everything you need is here. Also love the food and drinks stores are all in this area.

An old shopping Plaza centrally located near the Strathfield train station with the main groceries supermarket being the Woolsworth, An asian grocery shop and a korean shop. It has a lot of asian food and eatery here, bubble tea, sushi shop.chinese and korean restaurant and the popular malaysian Ho Jiak is in the Plaza foodcourt too.

To small and i dont understand why after renovation this place still use old light? And interior design of location busines so creppy? So sad and waste don't come with "wow" factor.

Pretty small mall, not so many shops
There is Woolworths for groceries and some restaurants
If needed I would go back there only for 3 hours free parking

Need very good upgrade. Population is increasing very fast. Society deserves more higher standard. Traffic is terrible. Some areas are very dirty. Need Council attention.

Fine for what it is. Good quick eating places. Woolworths along with a chinese and korean mart give loads of grocery options. I think people mostly use the parking here to go places around the plaza.

Since this plaza lost it's post office I find that I don't frequent as often. The Woolworths holds a fair range of groceries. The Chemist Warehouse is a plus.
The bathrooms are up-to-date and kept in a suitable standard of hygiene.
A fair amount of those Asian fashion stores for those middle-aged women looking for a new outfit.
There is also a Vodafone and Optus stores, neither of which I trust. Had bad experiences with both companies.
There is a Police Post here which is usually unoccupied and closed.
This place really needs more seating. The squishy walkway home to 20-something tables does allow diners a place to sit but provides a ruthless barrier to those wanting to enter/exit the Plaza from the side.
There is a regular guy who likes to ask for money from shoppers and diners. He is a bit of a charity case but I've seen him use the money at the tobacconist there. I don't mind helping a person out but not if they're using the cash to make the tobacco companies and government wealthier.

Lots of shops includng woolie and news agencies. Especially the tea and Chai ones are quite a pick. If you are around, make sure you see other restaurants and quick bites. There are varieties to choose from.