Oasis Uzbek Kebab House

OMG! You have to visit Oasis for sure! There is a traditional Uzbek foods!Service also ok. Traditional details in decoration...Clean restaurant!You have to try samsa for sure! They bring sauce for it, there is a mince and onion on it.We took 2 different soup, both was good but Kharcho was pretty good!They bring sour cream with soup,We took Smuck as a salad, was ok tasty but I don't like mayo that much! It's a tomatoes, craton and mayo.Rica is their most famous dish! Which was very good!Aaand you have to try apricot punch! Very traditional drink!", too. We will come and try more for sure!

My first time trying Uzbek food. It wasn't too crowded when we came for a Saturday lunch. We ordered several things to try - Kutabi, Shurpa, Lagman, Fried Ravioli with Beef, and Lamb, Beef Roulade, & Ground Beef Kebabs. The highlights were the Shurpa soups and kebabs. The others were nothing special and didn't have too much flavor but still good overall. Service was also ok - our server wasn't the friendliest. We did end up trying their Baklava which was a mistake. It was soft and mushy - definitely a few days old when baklava is best eaten within a day or two of being made. Oh well. It was still great to check this place out and I would come back for the soups and kebabs.

This was the first time I went to an Uzbek restaurant so I didn't know what to expect. I got a lamb skewer and a Plov. The lamb skewer was well seasoned and cooked well, and the braised lamb in the Plov was very tender. However, the rice and veggies were overall a bit too oily for my taste. We also got a pitcher of the house made fruit compote, which was very good. Service was good and the food was brought out quickly. I enjoyed the ambience, they had a few TVs playing (I'm assuming) Uzbek music videos. It's always interesting to watch music videos from artists of different cultures.

This place was a lovely surprise. I figured I'd try something new, and I am so glad I did. The moment I walked in, I knew this would be an interesting restaurant. Every customer I saw in the restaurant was Uzbek or central Asian, and it was crowded. You know it's authentic when all the customers are from the region its food is. The service was great. The waitresses were stunning and very quick and responsive. All the staff were very nice to me.The food was an absolutely amazing experience. Both appetizers I ate were amazing, and for their price, most customers should buy them in my opinion. I ordered the "Borscht" soup because I always wanted to try it. I expected to dislike it, but I was totally wrong! It was an incredibly delicious soup! I love Borscht now! For dinner I had the Samarkand Plov, which according to google, is the classic Uzbek entree. It was SCRUMPTIOUS!!! The meat was super tender, the rice and veggies were perfect, and the quail egg was the perfect touch of uniqueness. The lamb kebab was good too, but the rice was severely lacking compared to the Plov.Overall, a truly amazing restaurant. I can't wait to come back soon!

Truly remarkable, the best dinner service I can recall ever having. I was so impressed that I left a 30% tip on the bill and the petty cash in my wallet. I have been back for lunch and it was still remarkable.The waitstaff was noticeably observant and attentive. They were there when we wanted them and never when we didn't. They seemed to wait the perfect amount of time between courses to bring the next item or check on the table. The interior is decorated beautifully and intentionally. We sat inside at a smaller table; there were two large groups here also. There is also outdoor seating available. The food was incredible--every item we ordered surpassed expectations, and for an amazingly reasonable price. The pickled onions that come with kebab were delightful, and I am not a big onion person. Two appetizers (Tandoori Samsa, Kutabi), yogurt salad (Smak), two orders of Lamb Kebab, Rice, a pot of tea, and a bottle of Ayran came out to a little over $60. The menu has a good mix of items which do and do not cater to Western tastes. They do not serve alcohol, but you are welcome to bring your own.So delicious and pleasant, it will be hard for me to try anywhere else when I am in Pikesville.

Very clean food. The flavors were light but soothing. The meat was well cooked, almost creamy and fell apart on t GG e fork. We also had grilled meats, not pictured. The salad was very refreshing. The restaurant is big and very beautiful. They have a nice outdoor area.Mera's tip: get meaty

I've been here numerous times and never had anything less than a great meal. The manti, the plov, the Cornish game hen, the kebobs, the salads--all delicious. Fries are also very good and the portions generous. Service can sometimes be a bit lackadaisical so do not come here if you are in a rush, but that's the only caveat. A hidden Pikesville gem.

Amazing food! And it's really good price the food and very cheap price and very delicious food! I wish if Oasis Uzbek restaurant have more locations and location near me in Towson area!

My opinion ion: delicious food, fair pricing g, if you want to try something different except for American food..

Every dish ordered tasted authentic and flavorful! The service was fast and efficient, and food option was ample! The restaurant itself was clean and professional