The Seniorocity Guide to Karrinyup Shopping Centre

Have you checked out the brand new Karrinyup Shopping Centre redevelopment? I recently visited the impressive $800 million redevelopment that was opened in 2021. The days when shopping centres were merely hubs to buy grocery are long gone. Now, they offer healthcare, beauty, major banks, phone companies and many entertainment options too. It can be a lot to get around in a couple of hours. Karrinyup Shopping Centre’s concierge offers complimentary wheelchairs and power shoppers (subject to availability).

West Deck Rooftop Dining Precinct

The stylish West Deck Rooftop Dining Precinct is similar to spots at Westfield Carousel and Whitfords. There is a multitude of eating options, set amongst landscaping. There is a cuisine to suit everyone’s taste and budget. Here are just some of the eateries you’ll find:

The pub, Good Company, has lots of crowd pleasing favourites on their menu. Little Lakia café is coming soon – serving breakfast, lunch and great coffee.

Grill’d is popular for their fresh and tasty burgers and Hermanos en Tacos is also great for an easy bite to eat, before heading to the cinema.

For tasty Indian food head to Topi (by the people behind popular restaurant Sauma). Fragrant Thai dishes are found at Spice Market. Love a sushi train? Super Tetsudo is popular for Japanese meals made fresh to order at the click of the button on a tablet. Love Italian fayre? Then be sure to book a table O Mare Mio.

Sweet tooth’s are well catered for with popular spot San Churro. At the very pink Pretzel, these freshly baked treats are available in sweet and savory flavours. As well as all the restaurants, there is live acts adding to the atmosphere on some weekends. There is plenty of seating around too, with spaces to take time out with a takeaway. We headed to favourite Great British Chippy for some authentic cod, chips and mushy peas.

If you have grandchildren in tow, there is a cubby house play area that they will love!

Shopping, Casual Dining and Entertainment

You’ll find most of the major department stores at Karrinyup – Myer, David Jones and Big W – as well as Coles, Woolworths and Aldi.

There’s even WA’s first dedicated Lego shop! If you’re after a more traditional take away food-court. This can be found at the east side’s café terrace. There is also a soft fall playground for little ones. There’s even an outdoor area with city views!

We enjoyed a coffee at Graze & Tipple, which is found near Coles.

And it’s not just all about the food at Karryinup. The entertainment options are just as impressive. A Hoyts Cinema is showing all the latest movies, including in their state-of-the-art cinemas.

Archie Brothers is home to the quirky Holey Moley mini golf. Strike is also found in this venue and includes bowling and escape rooms. If you’re entertaining grandchildren, they’ll love to spend time at the (very noisy) arcade game venue which also has dodgems.

Accessibility at Karrinyup Shopping Centre

The Customer Lounge offers complimentary hire of Wheelchairs and Electric gophers for all visitors. You can find the Customer Lounge on level green B1 of the east multi-deck car park.

Parking at Karrinyup Shopping Centre

There is plenty of parking at Karriynup, both covered and outside, as well as many ACROD spots and seniors bays at each entrance. The car parks are busy at the moment, with the centre re opening and the lead up to Christmas, but the red light / green light system helps you to find those elusive empty bays. Valet parking is available for a fee. There’s even Tesla charging bays.

Find Karrinyup Shopping Centre at 200 Karrinyup Rd, Karrinyup.

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Stella is loving retirement! Besides her loves of gardening, reading and painting, she adores spending time with her family and being out and about in Perth. Living in the Perth Hills, her time is often spent brunching with her husband at one of Kalamunda’s many cafes or enjoying a food platter over a glass of wine at a Bickley Valley winery.