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Walking around the market area, we found that it was indeed a large market covering a big area. There were so many stalls offering a variety of fruits, vegetables, all kinds of meat, seafood, as well as Australian delicacies. The place also has a large section selling a diverse range of goods, like clothing, shoes, jewellery, Australian art, crafts and souvenirs.
One of the Delicatessen stalls in the market.
I couldn't believe to see so many stalls selling fresh meat in the fresh food area. 
Dining is not a problem here as they catered a wide selection of local fare and even Chinese.
Breakfast time - enjoying the the usual " Big Breakfast". Good enough to last till dinner.
A street musician providing some good music just outside the food court. 
The pride of Australia, Holden! These were the old 60s models. A friend owns one in Kota Kinabalu.
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The biggest section of the market is the high roofed area. I figured that there must be over 600 or more stalls. 
Belts selling for AUD10 per piece. I think the Australian who frequented this market have a better bargaining skills than any Malaysian. He walked away with 3 belts for AUD15 !
Belts selling for AUD10 per piece. I think the Australian who frequented this market have a better bargaining skills than any Malaysian. He walked away with 3 belts for AUD15 !
A place for belt buckles lovers.
The plants were expensive but not the vegetables.
Care for a new hair piece ?
Australian goodies stalls.
Fake watches? I thought I was in the night market back home in Kota Kinabalu. .
It was a worthwhile experience to see this Queen Victoria market. As the saying goes " you have not been to Melbourne if you have been to the Queen Victoria market"
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