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Sizable complex of shops & services, including a supermarket, food court & big-box stores.
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Every time i go there i feel like worth visiting. Mostly all brands are there. Lots of sale going on throughout the year and the foods are at the food court mouth watering.
Lots of good places to shop and halal places to eat. But what disappointed me was that there isn't a single faith room where Muslims, who form the majority of the shoppers, can perform their prayers - so as not to pray in our cars or miss our obligatory prayers. Kindly can someone in management look into this. It will be much appreciated by your customers.
It took me some time to really think about this review. It is my local shopping centre so I wanted to really be fair with how I shared what I am about to. But I think I was considering staffs feelings more than my own experience I had had. I will give a three stars for the positive experience I did receive in relation to the incident but I also am not impressed with a few things that have stuck with me and moving on a year later no improvement has been made.
When I was 6 months pregnant I was attacked in the parent room by a drug addict who was walking back and forth and screaming at people. At that current time I was using the rest room and also had my 2 year old toddler with me. I saw her through the stained glass hanging around outside my door and was scared to come out. To get right to it she ended up threatening me and grabbed me and assaulted me leaving me with bruises all over my face including a very black eye, I also had to grab her and throw her outside by her hoodie in hopes a camera outside would catch her and someone would call for help…. because I was scared she was going to hit my stomach or attack my son. Now when I had turned around while screaming for help inside the parent room (before I made it out the doors) there was a gentleman from centre management with a shaved head and glasses. I always see him walking around. He was there at the door and walked away and didn’t bother to call security or intervene, I had a screaming and crying toddler and I was noticeably pregnant. Problem number 1. Problem 2. No working cameras to protect vulnerable people including mothers who may be on their own with children or elderly people (in the corridor. Only working camera that caught the face of my attacker was outside the whole area covering all the entries of the toilet) third problem. When I was upstairs at centre management shaking and crying terrified of what had happened on the phone to my husband telling him what had happened AS ANYONE NATURALLY WOULD a lady with a hijab had the disgusting hide to come out and say to me not to be talking to my friends about what had happened… in a very judgmental way! How dare you!! The problem is now, a year later is that people are still just hanging out in the parent rooms. Teenagers coming in taking up the seats breaking the doors charging their phones… other people coming in to sit down and have a break and sit down. I find myself nursing my baby outside of the doors because I am too scared to be ina closed environment or because their are no rooms available or I don’t nurse at all if I am feeling unsafe. When this incident happened you ensured security would be up patrolling the parent rooms and that people would be kicked out if they did not have children.. and if anything it’s a lot worse than what it was a year ago. This is creating another risky environment for another incident to happen to another mother or/and child.
The positive about this situation is that the security who looked after me were incredible and actually took care of me. Staff followed up with me through the next couple of weeks to make sure that I was holding up okay and I appreciate that. Please make the environment safer for vulnerable people.
Can’t even keep the area safe for parents and children! Apparently they patrol to make sure no one is ho shouldn’t be on here are in here… but every time I come there is new damage done! Put some cameras outside the door and keep vandals and drug addicts in out
When I was 6 months pregnant I was attacked in the parent room by a drug addict who was walking back and forth and screaming at people. At that current time I was using the rest room and also had my 2 year old toddler with me. I saw her through the stained glass hanging around outside my door and was scared to come out. To get right to it she ended up threatening me and grabbed me and assaulted me leaving me with bruises all over my face including a very black eye, I also had to grab her and throw her outside by her hoodie in hopes a camera outside would catch her and someone would call for help…. because I was scared she was going to hit my stomach or attack my son. Now when I had turned around while screaming for help inside the parent room (before I made it out the doors) there was a gentleman from centre management with a shaved head and glasses. I always see him walking around. He was there at the door and walked away and didn’t bother to call security or intervene, I had a screaming and crying toddler and I was noticeably pregnant. Problem number 1. Problem 2. No working cameras to protect vulnerable people including mothers who may be on their own with children or elderly people (in the corridor. Only working camera that caught the face of my attacker was outside the whole area covering all the entries of the toilet) third problem. When I was upstairs at centre management shaking and crying terrified of what had happened on the phone to my husband telling him what had happened AS ANYONE NATURALLY WOULD a lady with a hijab had the disgusting hide to come out and say to me not to be talking to my friends about what had happened… in a very judgmental way! How dare you!! The problem is now, a year later is that people are still just hanging out in the parent rooms. Teenagers coming in taking up the seats breaking the doors charging their phones… other people coming in to sit down and have a break and sit down. I find myself nursing my baby outside of the doors because I am too scared to be ina closed environment or because their are no rooms available or I don’t nurse at all if I am feeling unsafe. When this incident happened you ensured security would be up patrolling the parent rooms and that people would be kicked out if they did not have children.. and if anything it’s a lot worse than what it was a year ago. This is creating another risky environment for another incident to happen to another mother or/and child.
The positive about this situation is that the security who looked after me were incredible and actually took care of me. Staff followed up with me through the next couple of weeks to make sure that I was holding up okay and I appreciate that. Please make the environment safer for vulnerable people.
Can’t even keep the area safe for parents and children! Apparently they patrol to make sure no one is ho shouldn’t be on here are in here… but every time I come there is new damage done! Put some cameras outside the door and keep vandals and drug addicts in out
All the previous reviews comes from those who work in the shopping centre management. I can’t believe they spend so much money on opening up a new car park but only open it up from 9am while someone like me who is disabled has to park on the other side and walk an extra 100 metres to go to coles. Thank you for always being so selfish, all the best
Bankstown Central is a massive shopping mall that offers a diverse range of stores, dining options, and entertainment. With its vast selection of shops. There's something for everyone. The layout is well-designed, making navigation convenient and enjoyable. The food court presents an impressive variety of cuisines, satisfying any craving you might have. The mall's cleanliness and maintenance are commendable, creating a pleasant shopping experience. Overall, Bankstown Central is a go-to destination for shopping and entertainment, though visiting during quieter times is recommended to fully relish the experience.
A shopping centre with a difference. It is a large shopping complex, sprawled over three floors and connects with other stores located a short walk from the complex. It has a variety of shops on offer including jewellery shops for that special person, children's stores, Kmart, banks on the first floor and many speciality stores, including those that serve food, plenty of areas for relaxation. Great place to meet a friend or enjoy a group outing. There is also an information kiosk and lovely plant life to photograph. These photos include the store for children called kids with a large range of wear and accessories the little ones need. Bankstown food court is on the ground floor.
This is a wonderful shopping mall. You can find all of groceries here in the cheapest rate. You can easily find many things. You can also have some food here and also nail extension beside the shopping mall. I love this shopping mall very much. I am also buying lots of important things here.
