Review Truc Quan - Springvale

Having attended this centre on numerous occasions now, it's hands down the best and most economical destination for all your fresh produce needs. Not to mention fresh asian cuisine from all across the continent. If you come down anytime during the weekend expect to be shoulder to shoulder with the locals who are all there with same goal. Shop on an empty stomach and sample the local traders delights, great experience for all involved.

Vietnamese area in Melbourne. Full of delicious food with affordable price. Coming on a windy day so easily find a parking spot than usual.

Springvale Shopping Centre at Springvale Visit Update on 13/5/2021 It was cold when we arrived, but then the sun decided to get up to warm the atmosphere. Probably today is a weekday, and tberefore the shopping centre is not packed. Hardly anyone wears a mask, but I still do. It is compulsory to do so. U fortunately, no one really observe social distancing, and eateries don't enforce scan ing of QR code. Many fruits are in season now - persimmon, soursop, avocado, apple, etc. The mandarin is not that good. It looks more like a cross of orange and mandarin. There is not true that the crayfish price has tumbled. At $85-$99 per kg, I prefer to eat the extra large prawn at $35-$40 per kg. We normally buy ox cheek meat, but today is an exception; we buy it with the "skin" or membrane on. Some shops are still closed, and the eateries not busy. Do not expect any up market shops or outlets here. Many businesses are small, owned or operated by Vietnamese or Chinese. This place is great for green groceries, frozen seafood, and meat. It is OK for fish, and a quick meal. ______________________________ Visited on 8/2/2021 Just before Chinese New Year, the streets outside of the Springvale Shopping Centre is ghostly quiet. Inside the centre, only some shops are relatively busy. It is nice that I can enjoy a bit of Chinese New Year atmosphere with some shops putting up lanterns and decorative items. I am very impressed that the Springvale Shopping Centre atrium and the vertical edges separating the ground and first floor are painted pillar box red, just right for the occasron. Springvale Shopping precinct is large, caters mainly for the Asians / Chinese. They are many dry goods groceries, fruit and vegetable groceries, seafood retailers, mixed business, variety stores, and restaurants and food courts. It is a great day out, and fantastic experience.

The toilets in this shopping centre are in such a deplorable state it's outrageous. Locks are broken, hand dryers don't work and haven't for a long time and there isn't bag holders for ladies to put their handbags on ! How hard is it to have those for people ? Visually it is a mess already and the smell is strong and pungent. Not nice at all.

Well Amazing Feeling .. can see a lot Vietnam 🇻🇳 people here and beautiful Pho and other food.. Is really Vietnamese Life here..

Great place for fruit and veggies, love the atmosphere and a huge choice of foods

Terrible experience due to bad traffic jam in the multi level council carpark. The 6 levels council car park was poorly designed which causes terrible traffic jam during peak hour.

I do my grocery shopping every Wednesday ay 7pm in the afternoon to meet many people. Please say hello if you meet me, I'm a transracial man who identifies as a FGM-148 Javelin portable anti tank missile system. The groceries here are good, but they miss the authentic true asian feel from my home town in Yulin China. Like I can get the ginseng and oolong tea from KFL, but I cannot find any of the true delicacies. Overall it's a good place to come if you are feeling bored after work to hang out and buy decent food, and if you meet me don't be afraid to ask for directions!