Victoria Gardens Shopping Centre

Great place to shop for the house! Everything from furnishing to design. There are plenty of great stores which are open quite late, and the best is, if you shop there, the parking is free! The food court and cinema are pretty good as well.

I like that it has Ikea just an elevator ride away, and also has a supermarket. A one stop shop. But its food court offerings could be more diverse.

Good proximity to public transport. Has an Ikea. Clean. Decent people. ATMs have been down on two separate occasions we've been here.

Ikea is the main attraction here & apart from that you got plenty of options to shop and dine, along with ample parking.

If you are visiting Ikea, then there is also a separate parkiing up on higher levels.

A moderate range of stores though does have Ikea, Coles and Kmart which are handy. Plus there some good specialty food stores. I like to go early to avoid traffic and get best parking.

Love love love this shopping centre. Great parking, so easy and affordable. Love the shops and all on offer.

I love Vic Gardens. Not as intimidating as the bigger shopping centres. Great food court and specialist food stores. Plus Kmart and Ikea!

Your average shopping center. Not a big fan of IKEA, which happens to occupy the whole second floor of that place. Besides that, nice place.

More like home and lifestyle shopping centre, don't be hopeful about fashion stuff. Convenient parking multiple entrance and exits.

Victoria gardens has mostly everyting you could need, it has a decent, and fairly clean food court.the parking isnt too bad, the first hour is free as far as it stands now! The coles there has a lovely lady to assist at the front of the store!

Come here to visit Ikea. If you going to furnish your home then it's a place must visit otherwise the shopping is just average.

VIC Gardens has everything you need with cinemas, food court, homeware stores, boost, IKEA, Kmart, Daiso and Coles.

Great coffee and really friendly staff.really enjoyed it! The food looked so amazing I want to go back at lunch time

It could just be my partner and I's idiocy, but the entrance wasn't obvious to find, also we couldn't find the chemist until we stumbled upon the the entrance and then saw the chemist warehouse that was UNDER AND BEHIND THE IKEA ESCALATORS. Just poor placement. It's obviously a new shopping center and is still ironing out some things (at least it seems like it), so maybe they'll improve upon these things in coming years.

I don't see why they make customers pay to visit here, when it's an average centre at best and places like Chadstone are free! Apart from IKEA, there's not much reason for going here at all!

The pop up stalls that are full of people trying to sell you stuff really ruin the experience here. Sushi place at top of electors is great!

Parking is a total shambles, and warning there is no cctv in the car park area! I accidentally left a bag of clothes on the trolley and drove home and they couldn't locate it. Turns out one of the IKEA employees put it in his car to steal it! Luckily we caught him out. All in all the shopping center has heaps to choose from, lots of great food choices and shops. Would love to see more clothing outlets though as there are only a couple

Terrible place to park on weekends, I'll avoid at all costs. Definitely not easy access for disabled.

Surprisingly you have to pay for parking first hour $1,2 hours $2 So on an so forth other than that was ok. IKEA: You have to load your goods on 2nd floor on a docking bay cant use lifts (Disappointing)

Terrific big inner city shopping mall. Great food court. Easy access to ikea. So many stores to choose from. Very clean and welcoming feel about it, a good place to spend a few hours.