Oasis Food Hall

I didn't feel like anything super heavy as it was a long travel day for us to get to Anaheim which included missing a flight and yada yada. Anyways, I was on my own for dinner and was looking around the Anaheim Convention area for something with vegetables as well as walking distance from our hotel. Oasis Food Hall seemed to fit the bill in terms of what I wanted to get.L O C A T I O NOasis Food Hall is located within a hotel so don't be surprised if you're bing led to a hotel lobby area. You'll see signs for the Food Hall. I'm unsure about parking as I walked over.I N S I D EThey have a TV and several seating areas both inside and out though if you do sit inside, you will smell like food.O R D E R I N GThere were two kiosks but you can easily order online so you don't have to wait.So basically there are different "restaurant" menus you can choose from and the kitchen basically heats up/makes the food you order.I opted for a greek salad.F O O DI ordered a greek salad without any onions and dressing on the side. It was quite sizeable and could've fed maybe 1-2 people depending on hunger. I finished it all! I was quite hungry. It was perfect for what I was looking for that night.S E R V I C EThe person there was quite lovely. He gave me a card for future ordering as well as offered me water as I waited for my food. I opted to take my food to go. I easily paid for my order at the kiosk.O V E R A L LIf you're looking for a variety of options, this food hall is the perfect place to satisfy different cravings and food restrictions/dietary requirements. It's conveniently located to the Anaheim Convention Center. Service was friendly. Definitely try them out!

Great concept ...different foods in the same place. Tried the Asian garlic noodles, a cheeseburger, and a Mediterranean bowl. I like that this place is right across the convention center. On the corner.

Order Togo from this establishment and the food was very tasty and the great selection they offer gave everyone in are party an option to choose. It's worth the try .

My friend and I hung out with our girls yesterday and couldn't decide what to eat. We were at Anaheim GardenWalk and walked over here. Since we had varying cravings in our group. Note: This is part of the Desert Inn hotel close to its drop off. It's not a food court-like establishment where there are separate small restaurants. There are a couple of huge touch screens where ppl can place their orders from. Once paid, we waited for our food which didn't take long at all. Seems there was one kitchen which ran efficiently. The dining area was air conditioned, clean, and not crowded at all (this was around lunch time, and we were the only ones there).The food was plenty. It's not one of those places where you get a Greek salad with chicken for $15 and stuck with 90% salad. This place packed on a lot of chicken and crispy garbanzo beans. I thought it was worth it. My friend and daughter ordered the chow mein with meat, and they put a lot of meat and veggies in there too. Even if they ranged from $17-21, they didn't skimp at all! We liked the garlic noodles. So good!I'm knocking off a star because they don't have filtered water there. You have to walk to the hotel lobby to get water (infused with fruit) from the dispenser.

Not really a food hall, just a small takeaway-centric place with a menu of burgers, pizzas and noodle. Way overpriced fast food ($21 burger and fries) and not even as good as the smash burger I had in Venice for $6 or even in n out. You'd think with serve yourself kiosks and no table service things would be on the inexpensive side, but that's wrong. Everything, including ketchup is an up charge (come on, charging for ketchup?)Skip this place

This isn't very good. The guys working are doing their best and are friendly enough. But it is not really a food hall...you order at a kiosk from a bunch of different menus...then a couple of guys work to make the food. As a result there is a bunch of average food, nothing really good, nothing all that bad. Thought it would be more like a food court, like with several kitchens, but it isn't that at all. It is a place for families to take tired kids on the way back from Disney to get food and a nap.

Stopped by here for lunch on a Tuesday right when it opened at noon. There are a ton of options ranging from flatbread to Mexican food to Mediterranean food to salads and more! It's a great option for families or groups who can't decide on a cuisine and want something quick. We got our food within 15 minutes of ordering. I got the Mediterranean steak pita which was filled with a good amount of meat, feta, cooked bell peppers, red onion and more! The fries were well salted and cooked perfectly. The person with me got the Mongolian beef dish which was good flavor and good size. Only downside was that there was no veggies aside from scallions. 10/10 would recommend this place.

Hours are wrong. Walked over a mile to get here and it's closed. Only open for dinner according to hotel front desk.

With a family of 5 and everyone wanted something different for dinner. I knew that no restaurant could fulfill everybody's wishes. So as mom I made the decision to go down to Oasis for dinner. It was perfect. The nachos were cheesy and melted with plenty of toppings, the orange chicken with white rice, satisfied my husband, the kids enjoyed hamburgers. The pastrami burger was delicious! Prompt service. It was awesome watching the delivery guy zip in and out on his scooter.

Ordered dine-in here today and have mixed feelings about this place. one of the employees was walking back and forth mumbling words, same employee smelled like weed when he passed by our table. Although the food was good, that is one concern that I want to point out