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The Moment Canberra

A bubble tea store (boba tea for speakers of American English) all ranging between AUD 6 and AUD 7 (which is quite cheap by Australian standards).

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La Sable Patisserie
Not so much a cafe, but is a mix of a patisserie and a bakery found in a shopping centre (Canberra Ctr) with an extensive variety of French or French-inspired desserts. It's a bit more expensive than a usual bakery, though.
Mon–Thu; Sat; Sun (closed Fri)
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Canberra Centre
Canberra's second largest shopping mall covering a large section of Canberra's shopping district. It includes the usual range of stores you'd find in major Australian malls. These include department stores (large branches of both David Jones and Myer), a food hall and eateries, and specialty shops for adults and kids fashion both upmarket and basic. There are also electronics, books, souvenirs and Australian-made products.
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Kingpin Canberra
A large multi-attraction indoor amusement complex. The venue houses upscale tenpin bowling lanes, over 100 modern and retro arcade terminals, virtual reality gaming setups, private karaoke rooms, and on-site escape room challenges. Features a fully licensed cocktail bar and a casual dining menu.
Bowling from $18, arcade packages from $30
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Dendy Cinemas Canberra
A major multi-screen commercial cinema complex located within the Canberra Centre shopping mall. It screens a mix of mainstream Hollywood blockbusters, independent films, and foreign releases. Facilities include premium dining cinemas, a lounge bar, and a cafe.