Victoria Gardens Shopping Centre

Not much here for me and a bit of a miss match of stores. There's Ikea and a few home stores, a few fashion stores and an expensive fruit and veg place. The food court was okay.

Parking was a nightmare. Not enough spots available to park easily.

I didn't like it and I won't be back in any hurry.

Excellent place within the inner skirt of the city. Has public transport on the door. Main advantage is IKEA. The shopping plaza is actually underrated. A bit confusing for parking though. Must recommend to shop here. And a short stroll to the river bank if you need some fresh moist air.

The best secret shopping mall that you'll only discover when going to IKEA that you'll ever visit

Nice place to go. Have all you need. Coles, Kmart, ikea and lot of food and coffee options and other stores.

Great variety of stores including IKEA, Kmart and a cinema. Great lakes cation with plenty of parking.

IKEA, Kmart, a good selection of homewares stores, and a Coles. Nothing too exciting but well kept up and IKEA is the real attraction.

Absolutely gem of place, offering delicious ramen with a nice selection of Japanese beer and whiskey for good measure

Large centrally located mall in Melbourne just east of the city along Victoria Street. Parking can be a bit of a nightmare but still a good mall. It houses the closest IKEA to central Melbourne.

Great shopping location, got IKEA & Kmart & Coles & Chemist Warehouse all at one place. Never mention the sushi snack in the middle!

It's definitely not a bad centre but you do get a few junkies that manage to drag themselves down here from Lennox St. I actually saw a woman with a knife get arrested near Coles, she was so crazy paramedics had to sedate her.

I love the place a lot; a vast area to mock around multiple stores are available to walk in nearby tram stop only 400 metres walk away. Telstra, platypus, Kmart, coles store is quite big enough where you can find almost everything looks like a centre. Beautiful place and hyots also

Cannot stand shopping centre, nothing against the shopping centre itself, I'm sure people who like shopping centres, will like this one, myself personally, I just try to avoid them whenever I can.

It's one of my favorite shopping malls as it has Ikea and Kmart that it's a rare thing to have both for a small shopping center.

For a small shipping centre, Victoria Gardens has everything you need for shopping, entertainment or dining!

Recently the interior has been overhauled, making it much more modern. Sushi train was added, but due to covid it hasn't run at all yet.

It also has 1 of the 2 IKEAs in all of Victoria, so it has that going for it too.

The only negative is that parking is not free at all, unless you shop at Coles (1 hour free) or go watch a movie at HOYTS.

Gteat place for shopping, good k mart, bedding stores, ikea and a really nice fresh grocery and butcher

Parking at a cost. Small shopping centre, not many options but adequate for basic needs. Clean food court and Hoyt's theatres upstairs

Good food court. Great flavours from the Vietnamese and Thai food stalls in the court!

Nice clean space and good access to the bathrooms!

Visited IKEA for an outdoor table. Range available good. Parking has improved and IKEA renovation has improved shopping for the customer. Coffee shop a nice addition.

Parking is easy, not as busy as most big shopping centres and has a HUGE range of stores. I personally enjoyed my Cinema experience at HOYTS!

Food outlets so so. Has an Ikea there so that's great. Parkington is not free which is a downer buy it's inner city so to be expected