Oasis Vietnamese Cuisine

For this particular area, I'd say this is probably one of the better Vietnamese places. In respect with the entire Bay Area including South Bay, it's a solid 3/5 stars. Pho was decent, soup was sweeter than what I'm used to. The noodles were a bit harder to de-clump compared to other places. The five spice chicken plate was decent (very Chicken Meets Rice-esque but with crispier chicken!). Vietnamese iced coffee was solid. I love that the menu has a lot of options! I also love the price point. Getting a small bowl of pho was ~$13, and the rice plate was ~$14. For being in the lower end of pricing, I think you get what you pay for. Service was kind and extremely speedy!

A Hidden Gem hiding away behind & around the side from the main big sign inside the complex. Got takeout from here for Bun Bo Hue (BBH). I've tried a lot of places, and I must say the price was right! Cheap for the quality and amount of food you get for today's standards & inflation. My BBH soup was flavorful, there were plenty of authentic varieties of Vietnamese meats in this dish and what stood out were the multiple pieces of pork blood where some places tend to skimp out. Some of the meats were marinated and cooked so soft it just melts and not chewy like other places. All the types of meat were present & plenty of noodles. The containers were fill to the brim. Such generous portions; this was literally 2 dinners for me! Awesome place & super close to my dentist. Will definitely be back to try some sandwiches that I didn't get a chance to; constantly running into off hours. It's been cold, come by and warm your tummy at this Oasis!

The food as always was fantastic . The curry beef noodle soup was the best !!! The waiters are so kind . Service is fast . Ur not waiting forever . I can't say enough how good this place is !!! If I could I would give ten stars !!!

Hate to give 5 stars because my favourite pho shop will get overrun. Something changed about a year ago and the curry soup is just not as flavorful, but everything else is amazing....

Came here for a late lunch after hiking in Pacifica with friends. Overall, food is good, bun rieu has good flavors; however the bun xeo was not crispy like other restaurants and rather tasted like rice crackers. Prices were in the normal ranges as we are in the SF area. Generous portions of each item we ordered.

I'm not sure about an Oasis more like an escape. Ordered a lemongrass tofu to go. The order was ready within the timeframe given.No utensils or napkins given. I would have checked before leaving but they seal the bag pretty well. There wasn't much lemongrass flavor and worst part was only 8 pieces of tofu! For $16.13, they might as well call it Lemongrass onion and red bell peppers cause that's basically what you get. Tofu dish really shouldn't be the same price as all the meat dishes if the portion is skimp.Shared parking lot w/ other businesses. Save your time and effort go to Kevin's noodle house in Daly City.

When the fog creeps up over here in sf, ya know i gotta reach out for some pho noodles. Sadly there aren't many pho spots in sf that i would say is my " go to" If you grew up in the city, you drove a few extra short miles to kevins. ( it's okay! I'm not calling you out, but you know who you are!) soooooo drive a few more miles to land yourself at ------- OASIS - clean tasting broth with huge portions. A small bowl is definitely enough to fill you up if you are hungry. My go to is number 2 small combo pho. i can honestly say that i would not add any siriacha, hoisin to their broth and i am fully satisfied. i definitely add thai basil though because that's my jam. Not sure what they put in their lemon tea, but it's good! i can drink 2 servings if I could. APPETIZER-get the imperial rolls and get the spring rolls with shrimp. they add a crispy crunch inside that puts it up a notch from your typical spring rolls. would it be recommend? yasssss! plenty of parking and close to the freeway exit and entrance. not to mention- walking distance to mazzettis. DANGEROUS ! SERVICE - Excellent, attentive and fast! They do not rush you and the folks here always smile ! The space is decent and can fit atleast 40 people or more. two huge tvs so there is always something to look at if you are not looking at your food! Anytime is the best time to come but this place does not get enough foot traffic during lunch hours ( shhh... ) a spot where you can eat in peace so far. but, knowing that the word is out - im sure plenty of folks will visit them! GO. WORTH IT!

Restaurant Review: OasisGreat parking, close to the beach, and delicious food.Atmosphere:The decor at Oasis is a tasteful blend of modern elegance and traditional Vietnamese elements. Makes you feel like you are in vietnam beach.Service:The service at Oasis is exemplary. The staff is friendly, attentive, and well-versed in the menu, providing excellent recommendations and accommodating special requests with ease. Service is prompt yet unhurried, allowing you to fully savor each course.Food:The menu at Oasis is a celebration of Vietnamese flavors, offering both classic dishes and contemporary twists. We started with the chicken wings and imperial rolls. The chicken wings were perfectly crispy, coated in a flavorful sauce that balanced sweetness and spice. The imperial rolls were another standout, with a crispy exterior and a savory filling of pork, vegetables, and glass noodles, served with a refreshing nuoc cham dipping sauce.The highlight of the meal was the bánh xèo, Vietnamese savory crepes. These crispy pancakes were filled with shrimp, pork, and bean sprouts, and were served with fresh lettuce and herbs. Wrapping the bánh xèo in lettuce leaves and dipping it in the accompanying sauce was a delightful way to enjoy the myriad of flavorsOverall:Oasis is a gem of a restaurant, offering an authentic and immersive Vietnamese dining experience. With its exquisite cuisine, impeccable service, and serene atmosphere, Oasis stands out as a top destination for both casual dining and special occasions. It truly embodies the essence of an oasis in the city.Rating:

Hidden Gem!!!! Came here on a Tuesday evening, and there was plenty of parking in the parking lot. Upon entering, there were plenty of seats and also a tv playing the NBA playoffs. I ordered the curry with noodles (Bo Kho) and my friends got their usual Bun Bo Hue and 5 spice rice plate. The Bo Kho was flavorful and very light (aka clean, not too heavy). My friends enjoyed their dishes too. The price point was not bad too for a Vietnamese restaurant in the Bay Area. I would definitely come back and try their other dishes.

This was my first time at Oasis and I was pleasantly surprised! I typically go to Pho Cafe in Daly City but was recommended this place. This place will likely enter my Vietnamese restaurant rotation now.My boyfriend and I ordered one XL combo beef pho and one vermicelli bowl with imperial rolls and pork. The XL pho is definitely very large and very shareable, but I was a bit disappointed because the broth was not hot enough. By the time it got to our table it was barely hot enough to cook the rare beef slices and most were still pink. The broth itself was just okay, I don't think it was quite rich or savory enough. However, there was a lot of meat and noodles so the value is there.The vermicelli bowl was also pretty standard but good. I think the imperial rolls need a bit more salt as well, but not a big deal.Service was fine, and the ambiance was what you'd expect from your typical small, family-owned pho shop. On weekdays, lots of families with kids stop by after school or games.Overall I am satisfied with my experience given the cost to quantity of food ratio. I may ask for the broth to be extra hot next time just to be safe.