Cafè Oasis

Literally the nicest staff I’ve ever found at any establishment ever. All of the drinks are out of this world. Food is good; not incredible, but definitely worth the cheap prices. You can easily walk out of here with a full stomach and smile on your face for under $ 10. I come here consistently and I always leave feeling a little better about my day.

Best food in Oklahoma City. We have been coming to okc to visit my mom for over 30 years always dreading the food experience. We would always go to national chain restaurants where food all taste the same. I grew up in Oklahoma and never knew there was an Asian center. We had the udon platter and sesame chicken and were more than delighted with the food, service, and atmosphere. This will be our go to place from now on!

Café Oasis is under new ownership and had undergone a complete renovation. The staff is helpful and friendly. The menu is expansive. I would not have considered eating here previously and stuck with drinks. But the food is great and the prices reasonable. The minimum to use a card is gone. Go check this place out today!

My significant other and I went to have dinner here earlier tonight, and I won’t lie we were a bit skeptical about the food. We had been here before to get drinks before, and we did get some of their appetizers awhile back, but never a full meal. Trust me, they did not disappoint.
The restaurant is a cute café on the second floor in the little shopping mall type thing next to the Super Cao Nguyen. It’s really warm, so perfect for a cold night, and it’s adorable. There are a couple of tall tables next to the windows and normal ones with different coloured chairs in the main space of the café. It’s dimly lit, but during the day lights up with natural lighting. The décor is minimal, but very fitting. It wasn’t busy at all, that’s probably because we were there later in the evening.
The other times we have gone we tried the juices, smoothies, and slushes. However I tried the Peach Milk Tea, and my partner tried the Green Apple Slush. Both were amazing like every other drink we had tried previously. I will warn that the Green Apple Slush is a bit on the tart side. It’s like a sour apple Jolly-​Rancher. I can’t quite explain the taste of the Milk Tea too well, but I will say it tastes like peach green tea, with a strong peach taste, and has a nice creamy texture.
For food we ordered Cream Cheese Wontons, Octopus Balls, Chicken Fried Rice, and Mushroom, Chicken, and Broccoli. Also, if you dine in they serve complimentary Egg Drop Soup. The soup is a bit on the peppery side, but my significant other says that adding soy sauce to it helps even out the flavour. After the soup came the Cream Cheese Wontons. There are 6 of them on a plate, and they are small, but they are really good. By themselves the cream cheese is a bit overpowering, but if you dip them in the sweet and sour sauce the flavours compliment each other astoundingly.
Now, if you haven’t had Octopus Balls/don’t know what they are, Octopus balls are deep fried balls of mayonnaise and Octopus. It doesn’t sound too great, but I was genuinely surprised, as they were outstanding. Don’t get me wrong, you can feel them clog up your arteries as you ingest them, but they were bursting with flavour. The mayonnaise didn’t taste remotely like mayo. It was like a cream to give life to the taste of the octopus.
Now for the entrees. My boyfriend’s synopsis of the Chicken Fried Rice is, «The Chicken Fried Rice was very filling, there was plenty of chicken throughout the heaping pile of rice, and the whole she-​bang was bursting with flavour.» Of course my food was just as excellent. I had to special order mine to get the broccoli and mushrooms. Basically I ordered the Mushrooms and Chicken with a $ 2.00 side of broccoli mixed into it. Since all if the ingredients were cooked in the same sauce it wasn’t hard for them to do this. When it came out it was on a plate with a side of white rice, and it was some of the best Chicken with vegetables I have ever ordered. The only thing I can compare it to is like the take-​out Broccoli and Beef from most Chinese take-​out places, but ten times better, with chicken.
Overall the trip was amazing, the waitress was adorable, and very kind. Our appetizers were out within minutes of them being put in, and the food was out shortly after. The best part, is that all of this amazing food was relatively cheap. I’m definitely going to go back, many times, to enjoy the great atmosphere, great food, and great service.

This is my favorite place to get coffee and a great way to get caffeinated before going shopping at the attached Asian market. The Vietnamese coffee and the twist (coffee with black tea, cream, sugar) are so good! I have mostly only had coffee but we tried the food last week, it’s very good as well. Very friendly people, very clean place. The whole family loves it and it’s a highlight of our shopping trips down here.

«WOW»!!! I’ve heard this place is under new management so I thought I come in and give it a try. There’s a dramatic change of everything! It’s cleaner and service and lot more friendlier! Food was great… it’s fresh and presentation has improved! And their bubble tea is to die for.

Really great place to come during lunch. However, if they’re busy — you might wanna come back. The first time I went I had an hour lunch and it’s almost like they didn’t know what to do. The food had to be taken to go because it took the whole hour to get it.
Its okay though. I gave them a second chance and really glad I did! I always get the Mongolian beef with fried rice and a Tai Tea smoothie. It taste just like I’m in Mongolia.

I’ve been coming here for at least five years and I plan on returning for as long as I’m in OKC. When I first found the place I would go as often as I could, usually cajoling my bf into taking me despite us living in Bethany. I tried a few different things but I settled on the Black Tea and Cream with no Boba. I recently tried the strawberry juice which is my new backup drink.
When I eat, I like to order the sweet buns and often times along with the fried squid and gyoza, sometimes the tempura shrimp.
It’s a surprisingly good place to get churros
Now for the hard, part, critiquing my favorite boba nook.
Sometimes the tables need a wiping but it’s not terrible. The stained couch cover is a little uncomfortable but it’s not like you feel anything grimy when you touch the fabric.
If the fried squid were a little more crispy, I might order that more often.
I’m not sure if it’s how the food is cooked or if it’s just me (my dad is sensitive to certain foods so maybe it’s hereditary) but the only thing I’ve found on the menu so far that doesn’t upset my stomach (I haven’t heard my bf or friends complain) is the Vegetable Delight.
The rice is a little dry but the sauce with my vaggies goes well with it.
The staff is friendly and when you walk in and see the owners (who are actually there most or all of the time as far as I’ve seen in these past years unlike other small businesses) you know it’s the kind of place where you can have friendly small talk with the staff and go have a casual get together with friends unlike other places that have a pretentious sort of ambiance to them. I recommend the place to everybody I meet who brings up finding a boba place or somewhere new to try or a casual place for some fun drinks.

this place is nice and the prices are even nicer. the one thing that they should keep up on is cleaning after customers leave and maybe make the counter look a bit more clean but, everything else seems to be working great for them. continued to hear the bell ring as customers cycled thru. the service getting out our food and drinks was moderate, but definitely not the worst, especially being there during lunch rush on the weekend. this place is cute and has a calming atmosphere. if the building Café Oasis is located in wasn’t so daunting, i’m sure the business here would be even more booming.
while we were here, shift change occurred and the smoothie my friend ordered took a bit longer to get out than expected. though, you could hear them all hard at work in the back.
i ordered chicken lo mien and a strawberry peach juice. the drink was so much more than i expected it to be. i loved it. my chicken lo mien had a different flavor than i was imagining it would be but, i loved it all the same. everybody with me liked their food. recommendation: instead of having the dumplings steamed, get them fried. in the bowl they get soggy and fall apart easily. edit: they make their own dumpling sauce, and the dumplings are superior fried rather than steamed. also, if you get a juice or a smoothie you don’t get refills but, they’re so good you’ll forget to care.
will definitely be coming back to Café Oasis. their food is great and their drinks are too! definitely a go-​to spot.

best. boba. tea. ever. more variety of flavors than other places that have boba tea.

Just moved from California, and I think I found my new place to get boba! Fell in love with this place first time I went. There are alot of different flavors and other items.

I have been dying to get some boba since I moved here from California. So I was happy to find this place when I was going to the Asian market.
My husband and I only ordered drinks. He got the kiwi green milk tea with boba and I got the almond black milk tea with boba. It wasn’t bad and the wait for our drinks didn’t take too long. It doesn’t look like a place i would want to order food at.
My husband really enjoyed his drink but I felt like mind was just alright. Nothing awesome that would make me want to come back for more.
I wouldn’t go out of the way to get drinks from here. But if I was next to it and in need of some boba then I wouldn’t mind dropping by.

I was in love with oasis! I actually prefer it more then teapioca. But oh my god. Okay, one day my mom bought a kwiw milk and like, she was drinking it soo deliciously UNTIL THERE WAS A COCROACH WAS IN IT!!! My moms tongue went numb for a couple of minutes. I dont know if the powder is old or what, but reallly!!! A bug inside? !! My mom is now traumatized by the place. But we still love it more then teapioca. We dont go there as often though. Too traumatizing.

The place to get asian-​inspired smoothies, with our without boba.
But surprisingly enough, it’s also a really great place to grab a quick meal.
I used to live two blocks away from this place, and went there often. Since I moved it’s not quite as often, and I miss it.
I almost always get either a honeydew smoothie, or my all-​time favorite avocado-​coconut smoothie. I’m personally not a fan of the grass jelly boba, so I skip those. The drinks are always good either way.
Their food is simple, but delicious, and comes out quickly. We often get fried tofu, with the sweet and sticky sauce. My husband loves the clay pot vegetables. And my daughter loves the sizzling plate udon.
If you need a boba fix, or a quick lunch. Or maybe just a quiet place to sit with a good drink. Try this place, you won’t be disappointed.

My son and I love boba, and like to have a cup of it for our 90 minute drive home from the city. This week we decided to give Café Oasis a try.
While we were not disappointed, it was immediately obvious to both of us that this is likely our only visit. The location is handy, and the sticky nature of the shop could have been ignored, but the drinks had us both wishing we’d gone to a different place.
When I say drinks (plural) I actually lie. My son does not like his bubbles trapped below liquids. He wants them on their own, in a cup, with a spoon. His standard order is 4 scoops of tapioca, hold the drink. You would be amazed at how difficult that can be to order. He informed me that the bubbles here are well cooked, but that the syrup was overly sweet. Because we were driving we did not get a chance to stop and rinse them off, which he has been known to do!
My drink was so sweet that it was difficult to drink, and I could not taste the flavor over the sugary syrups used. Not good, especially since I’d ordered the avocado smoothie, which is generally on the lower end of the sweet meter when it comes to boba drinks. I don’t want to imagine how much more sugar would have gone into a fruitier drink.
The price was fine, and as I said, the location can’t be beat, but this shop simply was not the oasis I’d hoped it might be.

This little tea place is located in the main shopping outlet of the Asian district, to get to it you have to walk upstairs, inside the main shopping area you are greeted with cool murals/​paintings of what i’ve been told is Vietnam, inside the Café were two ladies who were friendly, at the time of day we went it was in the afternoon but I was surprised not to see too many people there. It was a hot day but I suppose people would be coming at different times of the day.
Inside there were couches, regular sit down tables, and surprisingly a bar type place to sit as well! The choices of teas and drinks was very abundant and give you plenty of choices
From what i’ve been told this place USED to have wifi but now does not anymore, also another thing to consider is the bathrooms are not in the unit itself, they are on the opposite side of the business and you need to ask the girls for the key to the bathroom to use it
Definently a cool little spot to grab some tea!

This place has always been and probably always will be my go-​to bubble tea place in the OKC area.
I always get the classic milk tea with boba and it’s been consistently good.
If you go and there’s a nice person working, sometimes they’ll give you the extra bits from drinks they’ve made for other people for you to try.
Sadly, they only let you use credit card if the purchase is over $ 5, so you’ll need to buy 2 drinks to meet the minimum (one for me, please?).

Their boba smoothies and milk teas are the best in the city!
Love the red bean, avocado, thai iced tea, taro, banana, strawberry-​banana, passionfruit tea… Love that they have lychee jelly in addition to boba as well.
However, their food was not that impressive. Pretty good, but nothing spectacular! I do know several people who absolutely love the food though!

Ask me if I like bubble tea.
Go ahead, I’ll wait.
Okay you’re taking too long, I loooooooove bubble tea. I get excited when I think about bubble tea.
«How excited?» you ask. Imagine how excited Anthony Weiner gets when he’s near a cell phone. That’s me near boba.
Café Oasis hits all the right notes when it comes to flavor and price. Except most recently, the Thai tea was kind of watered down but not terribly so. The drinks are (generally) delightful, and they’re all reasonably priced. I can’t imagine you’ll find a cheaper option in Asiantown; $ 2.50-$ 3.25 for drinks are some of the lower prices I’ve seen in OKC, but they’re all relatively the same in this part of town.
My only grievances (and they’re minor) would be the limit set to use a card (which is a given at most if not all Asian establishments so I suppose I can’t hold it against Café Oasis specifically), and the fact that I have to climb the stairs to get to this little oasis. Laziness is barely trumped by cravings for a delicious drink.
It’s a great place to stop and relax after having lunch at the amazingly delicious Banana Island on the first floor. In fact, you’re silly if you go to Café Oasis to eat because the food (while not terrible) is not why you should be going there. Eat at Banana Island (or Super Cao Nguyen), then go to Café Oasis and relax with the inordinate amount of hipster folk who seem to hang out inside. I like to pretend I can read the Japanese magazines when in actuality I’m people watching.
P. S. Customer service is average, best described with a shoulder shrug. The sign that says they can refuse service for whatever reason they choose bothers me for some reason.

I had to edit to show even more love.. .
Whoa, how can i have not written a review on this place? I’ll get right to it. AWESOME study place, and that is really all I care about. GOODNESS:
1. Such a cool environment. In the Asian district and a part of the building which is connected to a fabulous Asian supermarket where it is common for people to just tour the place because it is great. Lit up orange palm trees and marble statues in front. On the second floor. Couches, tables and chairs, hanging lights. Very cozy. BIG windows to let in the natural light and give you a good view of the OCU campus. BONUS: They have a few high tables as well, so if you are a perfect 5’5 like me, you can comfortably stand and do your studying. (Muy importante).
2. The boba teas and smoothies are really good and not expensive, rivals any place I’ve ever been to in Orange County. They use real avocado and you can order things off the menu like a hot almond milk tea (or maybe that is on the menu. I don’t know.) and they put almond slivers in it.
3. The food: I usually just get edamame. EDAMAME! I also had some of my friend’s shrimp fried rice and it was YUMMY/​addictive.
4. Before, I had problems with the internet, but I think the internet has improved. — It is always 100% on my mac now.
5. There is a bathroom in the building on the 2^nd floor and you just have to ask for the key.
I feel really comfortable here. Has been my hangout/​study place for many years, and the owners are super cool/​laid back/​nice. I heart teh Azns. Bohemian Azn goodness. Oh and there is a huge parking lot right in front. On a nice breezy day, I feel safe walking around the lot for a good study break/​exercise.