Oasis Metro Deli

Great menu to choose from. I ate their breakfast burrito and it was amazing. The American espresso was perfect.

I came for a quick bite and was pleasantly surprised by the quality of food and drinks. The chai latte was on point as was the chicken pesto panini. A good mix of chicken, sauce and condiments. Decent price for portion of food. Quick service, amicable staff, clean establishment. Nice ambiance, natural light and Latinx music playing. Great vibes, plenty of parking in the lot next door.

I wanted to really like this small business tucked into an eclectic neighborhood of old businesses and a few casinos. But it was just okay. This is a deli with primarily hot and cold sandwiches and a few other entree choices. I ordered the carne asada torta with cheese. It cost $17. Ouch! That would be fine if it was packed with meat and cheese that made me feel better about the cost. Instead the sandwich had a small amount of filling. Flavor was good, just not enough to justify the price. I can't recommend this place as I don't think it provides the right value other delis offer.

ladies working here were curt and rude, I felt more like an annoyance than a paying customer. breakfast burrito innards were 1 dimensional in texture (rubbery, gooey), hashbrowns undercooked. the salsa was the best part. will not be coming back and won't be recommending to coworkers.

Been coming here for lunch due to having work down the street. Ive been able to come in, get a sandwich and drink w/ chips for about $16.99. Not too bad for a San Jose Deli. I've only ordered two or three sandwiches and the BBQ Chicken + California Club are really good hot pressed Sammy's. The people who work here are super nice and always able to help your needs. Very family oriented, and quick with your order. The young man working there has given me samples of different products while I've been in there for my lunch. Awesome guy and I love coming back here! 5 Stars.

Came here for a quick breakfast bite. Very tasty and simply breakfast burrito. Each ingredient is fresh and put in with balance. The salsa to go with it pairs well. Because it tasted good, I got a sandwich to go for lunch while I was golfing. Out on the golf course, I shared the sandwich with a friend. Both of us thought it was a solid sandwich to have. Again, the taste and ingredients are balanced.

The food here was fantastic! Julio did the best he could accommodating a large carryout order. Upon arrival, you could tell he was understaffed. Would definitely recommend this deli for it's food.

This place was walking distance for our hotel so we thought it would be great for a quick breakfast. We arrived 20 minutes after opening but the doors remained locked. We saw people inside working but lights were off. We tried calling to ask about hours and nobody answered. Really bad business model. The hours online and in the door were 7:30-2 and we were here around 8.

This was a disappointing experience, to say the least. The posted closing time was 2 pm, and after traveling 13 hours, we arrived at 12:50. Thinking we had plenty of time, we ordered and sat down. The ladies were both very nice, but that didn't do much to improve the overall experience. My husband wanted half a sandwich and soup. There were two soups listed on the board. They were out of the one he wanted, but then they told him they had a third kind of soup that wasn't listed on the board. Why not just change the board?!?! He opted for just a sandwich instead. When he received his tomato mozzarella panini, they had sprinkled so little shredded mozzarella on the sandwich that he didn't even know it was there. Had I not seen them make it, neither of us would have known there was any cheese on his sandwich. I ordered 1/2 a Philly cheesesteak, no mustard, with a small salad. First of all, I've eaten cheesesteaks from coast to coast to include Philadelphia, and NEVER have I seen one that included mustard. But since theirs did, I explicitly told her no mustard. She asked me what kind of salad, and I told her I didn't see any salads on the board. She told me the other board was out, and she ran through some of the salads. I stopped her at chef salad and completed my order. I sat down with my husband at a table and waited patiently for our food. There was only one person in the deli when we walked in, so we were not expecting a 40 minute wait. After about 25 minutes, I stood up to see what was taking so long. She had just begun making my salad. At this point, she told me they were out of ham and asked if just turkey was ok. Sure. Why not? Just get me the food so we could leave already.When we finally got our food, they told us they closed at 1. I pointed out that the sign said 2 and the open light was still on, and she told me they didn't know, that the owner called them and told them to close at 1. This would have been good information to have BEFORE we ordered. We took the food to go since it was nearly 1:30 at this point, and we discovered they had locked us in the deli. Hello, is this not a fire code violation?!?! The handle was janky to boot, and she had to come over and fiddle with the handle to get it to open. Frustrated, we left.When I opened my sandwich, I ended up with a chicken cheesesteak (I think) WITH mustard. No big deal, right? Oh, if only. Unfortunately, we were unable to address our issues with the employees as they had already closed.

There are many different options, including both meat and vegetarian. I had the vegan falafel salad and the chicken pesto panini and both were amazing.