The Kitchens is a restaurants & cafes in Robina, NSW, Australia. It has a 4.4/5 rating from 993 Google reviews. Contact: +61 7 5575 0481. Website: https://www.robinatowncentre.com.au/.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.
The Kitchens
Robina · Restaurants & Cafes
Family FriendlySolo TravellerVegan OptionsVegetarian
4.4/5
(993 reviews)
Thirty-plus food options under one roof, and this is no ordinary food court. The Kitchens sits inside Robina Town Centre as a step up from the standard mall offering: a big, open space with an almost auditorium feel that somehow stays relaxed and rarely too crowded. The range is genuine, from Malaysian and Korean to Japanese, bakeries, and casual cafes. Regulars point to Saiko for Japanese, Ari Thai for a reliable feed, and Fishbowl for the OG salmon on brown rice if you're after something clean. Coffee drinkers have Crafted Coffee Co and Fosters and Black. For a quieter sit-down, Crema Espresso upstairs is the move. Woolworths sits right in the middle, which is either convenient or chaotic depending on your timing. Come hungry, come without a plan, and wander both levels before committing.
Opening Hours
- Monday7am – 7pm
- Tuesday7am – 7pm
- Wednesday7am – 7pm
- Thursday7am – 9pm
- Friday7am – 9pm
- Saturday7am – 9pm
- Sunday7am – 7pm
Contact
- +61 7 5575 0481
- robinatowncentre.com.au
- Robina Town Centre, Robina QLD 4226
- View on Google Maps →
What People Say
Eliza Jane3 months ago
Bustling place with many food choices including dine in cafes something casual for everyone and more eat in specially cuisine restaurants directly upstairs. A short stroll past Myers and you will find the best coffee in town at fosters and black. If matcha is your thing then you have the best Japanese icecream shop nearby. Personally I can't go past the clean healthy eats at Fishbowl and the OG salmon on brown rice is nothing short of addictive.
Benjamin Saravia11 months ago
Tucked inside Robina Town Centre, The Kitchens is like the slightly more upmarket version of the regular food court. It’s a big open space with an almost auditorium feel — but still relaxed, never too crowded, and always somewhere to sit. You’ll find a great mix of eats here: Malaysian, Korean, Japanese, cafes, bakeries, and artisan food spots. Woolies is right in the middle too, which is super handy. Always clean, always a good vibe. The Thai place upstairs is a favourite — definitely worth trying. Check the photos for more hidden gems.
Zynan Zymantas9 months ago
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