Check your receipt, they overcharge! Don't want to give bad review because we love Oasis, but this has happened SO many times. Photo is the receipt we got from the last Saturday: 1. If you add all item price together, it should be $ 73.53, not $ 79.01. Obviously the $-5.48 discount showing wasn't counted in. 2. A few items were on sale, as you can see the "%" in front of the item, but they charged us full price. Ironically, they printed "You've saved $12.48" on the receipt which is totally false. We noticed this a few times already during the past year plus half of the times we don't check our receipt. It's a shame with the inflation everything is already more expensive but they still overcharge people.

GIVE MA BOY JACK DOGAN A RAISE. BANANA WAFFLES Whisk the flour, granulated sugar, baking powder and salt in a large bowl. Whisk the eggs in a medium bowl until frothy; add the buttermilk, mashed banana, 4 tablespoons of the butter and vanilla and stir to combine. Stir the wet mixture into the dry until just combined, taking care not to over mix. Cover with plastic wrap and let the mixture rest for 10 minutes. Preheat a waffle iron to medium-high. Preheat the oven to 200°F. Brush the inside of the iron evenly with some of the remaining butter. Pour in enough batter to lightly cover the surface of the iron, about 1/3 to 3/4 cup, depending on the size of the iron. (Take into consideration that the batter will spread once the lid is closed.) Cook until the waffles are crisp and golden, 5 to 7 minutes. Repeat with the remaining butter and batter, keeping the cooked waffles warm in the oven until ready to serve. Whisk the cream and confectioner's sugar in a medium bowl until soft peaks form. Slice the remaining banana if using. Serve the waffles topped with the whipped cream, banana slices and walnuts and drizzled with maple syrup. Copyright 2013 Television Food Network, G.P. All rights reserved

One of the best places for Brunch or Lunch in North of Melbourne. The menu is varied to cater for all needs from vegetarian, vegan, meat eaters to small sharing plates, individual meals and everything in between. The breakfast/brunch menu is great and so are the wide variety of salads, Lebanese Pizza's and Lebanese sweets. The retail store has a great variety of produce from pulses, legumes, fresh bread, middle eastern dips & sauces to crackers and so so much more.

Real score 3.3 out of 5. We love Oasis on the other side of town. It’s a mighty place. We’re not sure the new Fairfield location works as well. It is a big bright and airy space here with sizeable cafe and grocery sections. The cafe layout is odd and people walking through to the grocery walk right through the people going to the cafe. The cross over has its challenges and doesn’t quite work. It was a very cold day today and far too cold and breezy inside. At times it was absolutely freezing and like most customers we kept our coats on inside, my partner in what she calls “double puff”, a puffy vest and a puffy coat, all carefully colour coordinated of course. Basically, either the heating wasn’t on or it wasn’t working well enough. Whatever it is, it’s a significant issue with winter one day away. It doesn’t feel like a relaxing place here either. There were a few screaming kids today and that added to the significant volume levels inside. I ordered the big Lebanese breakfast. That was the dish I recall having at the Hugesdale store. It was the one I wanted to have again as it was so good there. Most of the dish was superb. The eggs were soft and fluffy. The soujouk and haloumi soft, delicious and flavoursome. The labne lovely and the chickpeas and fateh really good. The olives were super too, four different varieties, all delicious with very fresh tomato and cucumber. Beautiful, fresh and flavoursome. Bizarrely though, the pita was stale and quite hard. It was tough to eat. I’ve never had poor pita like this before. I’m too accommodating and I should have complained and got some fresh pita. Anyway, leave plenty of time for the big brekkie. It is very large meal. My partner’s king salmon was a very pretty dish which was very attractively presented. She said it was a good rather than an outstanding dish though. It’s a pass today. From our perspective, there’s a few unexpected issues here at present. We hope Oasis can sort them out.

oasis was beautiful , lovely food, lovely vibe, amazing staff. 2 bubbly employees helped me order an amazing meal for my family that we all loved . shout out to those 2 girls your humorous nature and care for my meal made my week!!

Saw this older than middle aged blonde white looking lady speaking pretty nasty to a young ethnic girl on the register. It’s quite a shame that there seems to be a bit of bullying within the work place, just because you’re older does not give you any right to treat people this way and i HOPE it has nothing to do with ethnicity. Hope the poor girl is okay. I really wish I don’t see it happen again, other from that old woman the staff here are nice and very helpful. Foods amazing as well!

I ordered avocado on sourdough with halloumi cheese and this is what I got. The toast was burnt, the cheese was undercooked, the avocado was old and the egg came fried. I won't be eating there again. The hot chocolate was good though.

Love the oasis experience it has something for everyone! Coffee was spot on, the pumpkin in pastry was delicious and so was the lamb pizza. Highly recommend this place if you are in Fairfield. Staff are lovely, great vibe as well.

Nice cafe offering a range of middle eastern food. The pizza was an interesting version of the Italian. The fried Halloumi was delicious and noteworthy. The chicken and beef spring rolls were nice, but not particularly memorable. And the chicken and lamb skewers were tasty. The venue also housed a deli offering a wide range of prepared food, and groceries. Well worth a browse.

Omg ordered the lamb salad on what I was told was fresh. It was yesterday's dinner not even heated up. Was disgusting and ended up having to ask to replace it with fresh meat. Regrettably the meat was the same and again not heated. The salads were OK. Very disappointed 😢

Had Lebanese BBQ. Both meat and salad are too salty to eat. It is like they just robbed salt traders. I'm very disappointed because it looks lovely but I can't eat them. The dessert is good, though. Coffee is normal. Decorations are great. Service is friendly.

have been here many times since opening, but today the worst food i have ever had, the lamb wrap, barely had any meat, we had to get up from our seat to get our order, table next to us was not cleaned whole time we were there. quality and atmosphere of venue has dropped considerably, so sad that this has happened! as one of my favourite places to eat

I have been going to Oasis Fairfield & Murrumbeena for many years. I have taken my family, friends and work colleagues (including Christmas work lunch), and Oasis has never disappointed. The food quality, service, shop presentation & atmosphere has been outstanding all these years. The consistency and similarities in the two stores with the food & service is why you are so great. Yesterday lunch with the family at Fairfield was no exception. Staff were amazing and professional, food as always was mouth watering and had great flavour. Thank you so much Oasis for a lovely lunch experience.

Food paradise’s place! Really competitive price and options, definitely treasure of Fairfield!

Overpriced, reheated food. Lamb kafta skewer was undercooked and red inside. Taste/flavor is weak. Food is not freshly made but kept in cold temperature and reheated for each order. Staff are nice but inexperienced. Price is way too high for the quality and quantity of food.

We went here at 11am on Sunday. 1. At 11am they ran out of lamb and chicken skewers so gave us substitutes 2. Chips and the meat were cold 3. Not sure why they put our coffees in takeaway cups while we were dining in 4. Cutleries looked dirty. Good parts: 1. Lots of clean toilets upstairs 2. Store setting of tables and chairs is welcoming

If I could give a 0 I would. We ordered 5 take away coffees, chai lattes. After 30 minutes they still weren’t ready. The girl making the coffee wasn’t at all apologetic. Never buying coffee from them again. Awful experience!

Did a cooking class here last night, it was sensational and really delicious, hosted by the wonderful chef and owner of Oasis, Marwa Makool. Marwa is warm, engaging and generous with her knowledge and shows how simple and easy it is to cook tasty and healthy Lebanese dishes, and wow she didn't disappoint, we enjoyed three traditional and flavour packed dishes. Then a tour through the fabulous shop to buy ingredients for the dishes cooked to replicate at home which l will do today. I've been inspired to again cook these wonderful dishes, and try more from her wonderful cookbook which she happily wrote a short note in and signed. Incredibly tasty Lebanese cuisine, thank you Marwa for sharing your knowledge but also for a really enjoyable evening sharing food together just like family.

Good food with a modern style grocery inside. Brilliant idea.

Dine in or takeaway. The food is good Middle Eastern fare. Extensive variety of food to choose from. Lots of yummy goods to buy from the grocery part of the bakery, whether tinned goods, breads, fresh or frozen goods, imports... You will not be disappointed. Very busy street, so street parking is plentiful but you may have to cruise up and down a couple times to find a spot.

A destination supermarket shopping experience - the best range of spices I've ever seen, a huge range of vegan and gluten-free products, quality brands and their in house branded deli and Mediterranean prepacked foods are delicious. This store also has a Cafe at the front of the store, some homewares and another space upstairs. We love Oasis.

Love the original Oasis, decided to try the Fairfield one as I was in the area. Everything was as salty AF, especially the Halloumi pie. And barely any filling! Same with the vegetable pizza. A1 is better value in this area and way tastier. Someone is really skimping on the fillings and just substituting salt lol.

Oasis is well named when it comes to finding fresh health tasty vegetables in healthy combinations which is important for health but also so you have room to take your pick of the extensive decadent deserts! …a woman cannot live on veggies and spice alone!

Food was AMAZING! quick and friendly service,

Came here for a coffee and breakfast and was absolutely delighted by the experience. The service was top-notch, and the quality of the food exceeded my expectations, especially considering the reasonable prices. The ambiance of the place is beautiful, creating a perfect setting for a morning meal. Additionally, the staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, contributing to a wonderful overall experience. The selection of items on the menu was impressive as well. Highly recommend Oasis for anyone looking for a great meal in a lovely spot!

Discovering Oasis Fairfield’s new produce section was like finding a hidden gem in the city! The freshness of their fruits and vegetables took me by surprise – they could give any farmer’s market a run for its money. The staff are as delightful as the produce, full of helpful tips and smiles. It’s not just shopping; it’s a refreshing experience that brightens any day.

First time trying Lebanese food and it was absolutely amazing! Had the lamb shawarma with tabouli salad + pita bread, beautiful flavours! Service was super friendly and warm interior! They have a grocery section as well which has lots of fun stuff! Will be back!

Great place with a great vibe and lively music. Wide selection of wraps, pizzas and juices. Helpful staff who saved me with last minute catering.

nah never again , its not lebanese food its more like coffeshop , small portions, different flavour and if you wanna eat mankoush that's not the place , I don't understand why they spend money on decorations and other things and not food ! ingredients is cheap here , just put more food also get lebanese workers to serve the food they smart and active they know more about the the lebanese food , it was Sunday 12pm and the shop empty !! few Aussies on the tables with some coffee and biscuits, I knew the other oasis it has lebanese worker and the food and the atmosphere there amazing , but this one I was so disappointed, also it ruin my day ,

Hi Pat here, Really enjoyed my experience at this establishment. Everything was perfect I enjoyed a lovely meal and great service. Peter was a gem as always with his quality banter and pizazz also loved the friendliness of his staff which delivered quality service. I would highly recommend this Oasis to anyone! Love from Pat xx

Did you know they have a great space for private parties upstairs? 🥳 Disability access: good for downstairs area.

One of my favourite places for groceries and takeaway food. The product range is great with plenty of vegan options, international items and an ever-growing range of housemade meals, pantry items and snacks. The alcohol selection is also pretty impressive. As for dine-in food, you can’t go wrong with any of the savoury pastries or veg plates.

I've been searching for Middle Eastern and Balkan ingredients that i used overseas, and that has been quite difficult in Melbourne. This place has them all plus more. Ajvar, urba biber, Aleppo chilli, rose harissa, orange blossom water etc Just excellent. Ps. even if their website says something is out of stock, they probably have it on the shelf

Held a hens night at Oasis Fairfield upstairs, it was a great success! Everyone raved on about the food and the service was fabulous. Nadine made sure everything looked beautiful and ran smoothly on the day.

Love the concept for this place. A little super Marche for middle upper class folks. Suits the area. The seating area is pretty cold as big doors at the front are always open. Not great for energy and keeping folks warm in winter. Also, they don’t take cash and charge a 1.5% credit card surcharge. Could just factor that into the price…don’t like it and means I don’t recommend or visit the place regularly. Beyond that the food is decent. Though standard for the price.

I have always wanted to try Oasis. We popped in today for lunch. We both had pizza. It was such a disappointment!! The lamb and feta looked more presentable than the meat. However they were on pre manufactured bases and were half cold.

Got two take away coffees and had to wait about 20 mins for them when the place was practically dead. Had to watch people place their order after we initially had and get their takeaway coffees before us (didn't think two lattes was a difficult order). Finally got the coffee and it tasted like the coffee was burnt. If you want a quick coffee, do yourself a favour and avoid at all costs.