This market is over 170 years old. Same stalls down each lane. Knock off clothes, hats & bags. Wigs and cheap kids toys. Watch out for the massage people, they charge per body part. Good for a first time visit. Go check out the up stair floors. Great food court and factory outlet shops.

Great place to shop for souvenirs. Not for other things. Souvenirs here good price, value for money and wide range of varieties The souvenirs section occupy about 80% of the market. Seafood section is very small 5%. Meat only 5%. Fruits and vege 10%.

If you wanna buy souvenir from australia (not authentic because some of this merchandise made in China or Indonesia ahhaha) I highly recommend this place. You can find much merchant here, don’t worry about the price because its affordable and dont waste your time to compare price from one store to another store because the price are same. Tips from me you just need come to one outlet and if you think they sell everything that you need, just stay there and buy there. You can ask discount for your total price. Efficient shopping time for me . Happy shopping

Been to Paddy's Markets many times in the past, this time was probably the most disappointing. A lot of the bustling atmosphere has disappeared as well as a lot of the outlets. This hopefully will improve as they return to normality after covid

Best market in Sydney! Come here for doing shopping almost every week. Have so many fresh fruits and vegetables, also the shop owners are all friendly and helpful! Most of the products are cheaper than in supermarkets! Enjoy shopping here, always have surprises, and always find new things in this market. Sometimes the prices are different between shops. Can have a look at the whole market for the pricing and freshness then make decisions. Lovely market! Recommended!

A market that has tons of souvenirs and simple basic necessities for you to purchase if you want some items to be bringing back for your friends and family as the souvenirs from Australia. this may be one of the best locations since I have many different shops with variety for selection. even though they are quite similar, the style may be different. also, there are some costumes that you may purchase for cosplay and Halloween. Aside from those, you may also find an electronic store that sells cell phone cases, screen fixings, and regular mobile accessories.

Many shops is closed. Those open all selling the same thing, phone accessories or some low quality clothes that looks even lower quality than those in Thailand. Wonder how the shop survive. The only great thing here is a small indoor playground for kids that is free only for 1-5 years old.

Really one of the coolest markets I've seen! The weekend market has your typical night market goodies with little cool nooks here and there, plus fresh local produce, meats and seafood. The levels above house some really cool shops and restaurants, a grocery store, food court and a tkMaxx. Nice mix!

Fresh greens and fruits at SUCH a steal! The aunties and uncles are lovely and their range of products cater to both Asian and Western dishes. The butcher will spoil you for choices. It’s cash only so make sure you visit the ATM closely before coming.

Many fresh foods, souvenirs, and many other things can be bought here at reasonable prices. It is interesting just to look around, so please visit. I am sure you will have fun and want to buy something. I also wanted to buy some foods and Austrian souvenirs that I saw for the first time. I will definitely visit again.

Obviously one of the more common names that come up when searching for must-go places in Sydney. You'd think it would be filled with tourists, but there are actually a lot of locals who visit the place too. The tourists usually spend more time in the gift shops where the Australian made/brand products, but there are also several leather shops that have decent product lines. It's an interesting place as the ground floor really feels like a market, whereas the second floor and above is actually a mall, with the more big name stores such as cotton on etc.

Good place for tourists to buy Australia souvenirs at less price. You can pretty much find all the gift items you see in popular tourist spots like Sydney tower, zoo, etc. You can also find lots of stores to buy nice toys, puzzles and activities for kids for less price here. There are some electronics shops and clothes too but I felt they are not that many and that good.

This market is okay. You can purchase souvenirs, clothes and shoes. Most of the sellers are not friendly. There are tons of merchandise. They have electronics as well. You can also purchase produce. We purchased a pack of Keychains for only $5. They had cute I ❤️ Sydney t-shirts and purses. It is located at the Ground floor of Market City. I would go just for the experience. It is located in China town.

Open 10 - 6 Wed - Sunday. Gets busy on the weekends. Good for copy items. Plenty of phone, sunglasses, clothes, souvenirs stalls. Fruit & Veges area. Massage too.

The biggest place to go if you're looking for cheap Sydney souvenirs. Everything from keychains, magnets, plushies, hoodies, shirts, and some more unique authentic aboriginal handicrafts and handmade soaps are available here. Can be reached easily with paddy's market light rail station right in front of the iconic building, or a short walk from Chinatown light rail station. Definitely worth to visit, but do plan your trip ahead since the market is closed on Monday and Tuesday.

If you are looking for souvenirs to buy back from Sydney, you absolutely must come to the Paddy’s markets! Reasonable prices and a great variety of things to buy back from here! Highly recommended for tourists! Even if you only have 30 mins to spare, you will definitely be able to find what you want easily here.

The fruits and veg are cheaper and value for money compared to Coles or any of the super markets by at least 15-20%. Surprised find for anyone who wants the fresh produce to cook a nice meal. Bought lemons, mushroom, kale, broccolini, strawberries and berries. Bring a huge bag to carry your loot.

Paddy’s Markets may seem like a wet market for groceries but it houses a food court and some shops like Connor. The food court was particularly welcomed by ourselves as Singaporean tourists craving for some local food. The Lanzhou beef noodles was super good and we had it twice during our 6d stay in Sydney. The noodles are handmade on the spot and not soggy. One should check out this place if you are staying around Thai Town or Chinatown area /Haymarket.

Big market and have many kind of souvenir and cheap. Also 2nd floor has restaurants there,but I didn't try. Easy to come by public transport.

Perfect place to get your take home souvenirs at Paddy's Market located just inside Market City. Heaps of stalls to check out. On the 3rd floor you will find there food court, they serve a fresh and yummy asian food at good price.

Located on ground floor of market city shopping centre opens from Wednesday to Sunday. A good place to get souvenirs. It was 35 degrees hot weather when we went there but wasn't too hot inside. There was a play area for children which is nice.

Paddy's Markets is Sydney's biggest markets have a wide variety of stalls selling food, fashion, souvenirs and gadgets in a true market atmosphere.its jlocated ust next to Sydney’s Chinatown and below Market City shopping center.

They are many shops in the mall. Open Wed. to Sun. 10:00-18:00 T shirts souvenirs and available to buy cheap prices. Walk around and buy. It’s fun place.

Paddy's Markets downstairs, many different stalls offering all sorts from fresh food and produce to mobile phone accessories and clothing. Market City on upper floors housing various brand name shops to eateries including a food court and restaurants.

The markets are not as big as they use to be and some stores are repetitive. However the food court upstairs has quick service and the food is very fresh and reasonable in price. Plenty of well known stores are also located on levels 1 and 2.

Many souvenir shops. It feels this is the same kind of shops again and again, they should open shops for cheap clothing with plenty of options. There is a vegie corner as well

Visited the Paddy's Market close to Chinatown on a rainy day. Too bad I went there too late and quite a bit of shops have closed. I guess because of the lack of tourist hence it's quite empty now.

Yo can find everything you need and affordable,my favourite area is the vegetable section,if you planing to take gift 🎁 to overseas that represent the beauty of Australia,please visit this place you will be surprise how much beautiful items you can find.💗

On sale!!!!!! Very cheap and affordable! Also the staff was outstanding, if your looking for Van's then come down here

Absolutely love Paddy's market at Haymarket, always find something good here, lots of adidas Nike & caps, costumes, bags jewelery & watches, beautiful fresh fruit & veg, definitely worth checking out

Chinese market for buying gifts, dresses, vegetables, fruits etc. Wide range of shops are available for souvenirs, fancy gift items. Food court is located on the 3rd floor of the building.

These shopkeepers are really doing it hard, almost no tourists, at least 30% of the stalls are empty. If you need something go there to get it so it will survive. Otherwise there is a high possibility a Sydney icon will be lost forever.