Chatswood Place

WS C. Lee 2 months ago

Nice shopping place with some good eateries. My feedback to management is: customer service did not answer calls and neither did your manager when I called several times to inquire about your disabled parking. All this was fine during opening hours on a week day.

Richard Lowe 4 months ago

Chatswood Place is a fantastic local gem. It’s a smaller, more intimate shopping mall with Aldi as the anchor tenant, but it punches well above its weight. It has exactly the right balance of essential stores and high-quality food and beverage options. Unlike many smaller suburban malls that can feel a bit quiet, this place always has high traffic and a great, "viby" atmosphere. The real standouts here are the cafes and restaurants—there is a very strong selection of well-known spots that are always busy. Some of the highlights include: Shuk: A great spot for Middle Eastern/Mediterranean flavors. Chat Thai: A Sydney staple for authentic street food; the quality here is consistently excellent. Meet Fresh: The go-to for Taiwanese desserts. Their icy grass jelly and taro balls are perfect for a post-dinner treat. On Point Cafe: A great addition to the plaza level. It’s a laid-back, "sunny" spot for brunch during the day that transitions into a refined seafood and wine bar in the evening. Ramen Zundo: Excellent Sapporo-style ramen. It feels premium and well-curated, making it a much better experience than your typical neighborhood center. Highly recommended if you’re looking for

Jannette W Edited 6 months ago

Chatswood Place is a neighbourhood‑scale centre at 260 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood NSW 2067, positioned close to surrounding residential towers rather than the main retail strip. Its role is to serve local residents with convenient, everyday access to food, essentials, and lifestyle services, rather than operate as a large regional mall. The centre is best known for its strong food and dining mix, including Asian eateries, casual restaurants, dessert shops, and takeaway options that focus on quality, everyday meals. Alongside this, it offers essentials such as a supermarket and pharmacy, plus lifestyle services like beauty, wellness, and small specialty operators—making it a practical, community‑focused hub rather than a destination shopping precinct.

Angie W 7 months ago

Good parking. Less busy than the other shopping centres parking. We usually come here to dine and then shop at ALDI and the fruit shop. The doughnut shop across from the fruit shop makes cinnamon doughnuts fresh when you order, it's our boys' favourite after dining at Ramen Zundo or Chat Thai. Chatswood Place is a good alternative if you're looking for a less busy place in Chatswood.

Alex Kovacs 7 years ago

Very exciting new development that combines modern residential apartments with stylish restaurants and fresh food shops. This is very attractive for locals but also a healthy competition to the big establishments just around the corner. We expect to see upper market restaurants, if they are in for the long run. Some restaurants have already opened and it seems there is great variety. Highly recommended.