Eod Shiki - Thornlie Australia

Renovations are ongoing near the 'Cactus ' at the front but it otherwise looks beautiful.

Although a limited range, there is definitely a solid range here. It provides a nice outlook over the city centre whilst also facilitating our needs.

Easy to get around red cat stops wright out the front.. water features seem to keep in cool or give you the sense that's its cooler than it is in that WA harsh sun.. lots of variety in the store and the main player Myer and DJS are there...a few homeless people on some days but hey they don't really hurt anyone and it's a nice place to be for them I think

Get off at Transperth. It's a pleasant walk to enjoy the sights and experience the vibes of Perth.

Forrest Chase has been a prominent landmark in central Perth for many years, featuring a narrow, open area designed for promotional displays and small events. It is flanked by a shopping mall with Myer at its center on one side and the former Australia Post headquarters, now housing private retailers, on the other. Before its redevelopment, Forrest Chase was known as Forrest Place, a quaint mall that hosted a flea market and various retail shops for years. Today, the area boasts nearby coffee shops and restaurants, along with public seating beside a charming, decorative water fountain. Serving as both a bustling pathway from the city to the train station and a welcoming gathering space, the modern Forrest Chase is an essential part of the Perth experience.