Oasis Asian Kitchen

Simple menu.
Easy to order. Every time I’ve visited Oasis it has always been for take-​out. Unlike many other authentic Chinese restaurants, the lady answering calls and checking people out behind the register is easy to communicate with. She’s very sweet and always makes sure to let me know the the food will take a while to be ready. And most of the time, it really does take a while to be ready. I usually order about three dishes and they have all taken half an hour at the least. Be patient though, because it’s worth it.
Food is tasty and portion sizes are decent. My mother raves about the dry chow fun, while my father enjoys the pan fried noodles where they have the sauce on the side.
The restaurant itself looks extremely clean and well kept.
Definitely a mom & pop shop to support if you are in the mood for Chinese food :-)

I ordered orange chicken, cashew chicken and hot and sour soup. Cashew chicken was on point. Lots of veggies and good flavor. Orange chicken was surprisingly delicious. Big pieces of chicken breast. Not too sweet not too much breading. Will order again.

Love this place. Food is great and fresh. Carry out comes in nice quality containers not white boxes which is awesome. The lady at service counter is awesome and always greets you like you are family. Not a big Asian fan but this place is the exception.

Very friendly. The food is great only thing I wish they served the Tom (coconut soup)

Absolutely delicious low key Chinese food. We ordered the Kung Pao shrimp and KP chicken with fried Rice/​white rice. Such good quality from the meat to the vegetables. No salty, MSG free as well. The owners are such sweet older people and are very friendly and have warm smiles from beginning to end of dining experience. I found my new Chinese not in Chinatown. Small quaint place in a shopping center. Thanks to Unilocal for recommending me to this wonderful restaurant. I’ll be back very soon:)

This place is definitely a slice above the forgettable mediocrity of 99% of all strip mall chinese joints. Nancy is super sweet, the food is always ready when I get there. No MSG is used either. I recently moved to LV and I’m nervous about trying other chinese food when I know how good the food here is so I’m a loyal customer now. Definitely worth a shot the next time the Chinese food jones hits!

Stopped by for lunch. What a great little gem this place is! Super clean. Great food and prices and the lady who works the counter is absolutely sweet!

Excellent place to eat for lunch or dinner, to dine in or for take out. The food is good the Asian lady who takes our order is kind and patient. The spicy chicken wings are unbelievably good, I will dine here again when I’m in the area.

Wonderfull food. Very fresh and the basil chicken lunch specials was great. Will be back many more times.

Great service. Food was good. Price was good. The lady working at the counter made you feel super welcome.

Great fresh food! Love them! They are the cutest and have great service! We got the beef and broccoli and sweet and sour chicken! Both really tasteful! Probably the only sweet and sour chicken I’ll ever eat. Also, their fortune cookies are good. Go visit and try, you will be greeted by the nicest most genuine people you will ever find in a restaurant. I will for sure go back soon!

We have been there twice and will definitely go again. Very clean and the lady behind the counter couldn’t have been sweeter.
You get a lot of food, we made two meals out of our lunch. Prices are very reasonable.
Both lunches had lots of fresh veggies and meat was tender. You won’t be disappointed.

Great customer service!!!
Food was good!
Prices are good!
Only complaint is that everything is on foam plates/​cups and plastic silverware. Definitely a take out place.

A family owned spot that’s pretty much hidden. A place that’s absolutely underrated. Staff seems to be elderly and they were absolutely nice and amazing. The food is fresh and you can taste how fresh and made to cook it is. The spot is kinda small but it’s well kept & clean. The prices are fair and the quality of food speaks for itself. If you’re ever near by & hungry, stop by! I recommend the Basil String Bean Chicken! You won’t be sorry!

*** Unilocal 100 CHALLENGE 91/​100***
My mom stumbled upon this little gem last week when she was getting her nails done. She brought home an order of Orange chicken, Pad Thai and a Chicken teriyaki bowl. I didn’t try it until the following day for lunch, when I went home, I had to ask her where she got the food from because I was quite impressed with the taste. Since then I had the place bookmarked to try.
Yesterday after church, since we were in the neighborhood and since I’ve been craving their food we decided to order dinner here. At around 5:30 the place was empty, as soon as we walked in we were greeted warmly by this older Asian lady, very sweet and timid. The place is tiny but very clean, no clutter seen anywhere and they have an A grade to boot, for those of you that are dubious lol.
We got the Basil String bean stir fry with Chicken ($ 8.75), Orange Chicken ($ 8.50), Pad Thai chicken and shrimp combo ($ 9.45) and a cup of egg drop soup ($ 1.75) comes with 2 large carton of rice. All that deliciousness set us back $ 30.75 very affordable given the quality and huge portions they give you. Everything tasted so good and fresh, they don’t add MSG on their food so that definitely is a big plus. Nothing oily and didn’t give me a sluggish feeling after I ate. Their Orange chicken doesn’t taste artificial and with just the right amount of sweetness unlike the one I just had the day before yuck! Pad Thai was very flavorful with an abundance of everything. I noticed they don’t skimp on ingredients here thus the very tasty offerings. They also offer great value on their lunch specials, everyday from 11 – 3 most items priced at $ 5.95 and some $ 6.25 and comes with rice, egg roll or soup.
I now have my go to place for Chinese/​Thai cravings. YAY!

I ordered takeout from here due to an insane craving… Oasis cured my craving!
Over and above though, this was some of the best customer service that I have experienced. The employee that was working the front desk, she was extraordinarily sweet!
I ordered the sweet and sour chicken dish and an egg drop soup. The egg drop soup wasn’t as flavorful as I was used to… but that could just be me. Having last had egg drop soup on the East Coast, maybe it’s a coastal difference? The sweet and sour chicken was great though and such a huge portion! Since I ordered takeout, they had the sauce on the side, so my chicken wasn’t soggy once I got home.
Next time a takeout craving strikes, I know where to take care of it.

Big servings of yummy Chinese food brought out from the kitchen piping hot!
The Triple Crown dish has a big assortment of beef, chicken, shrimp, water chestnuts, carrots, broccoli, and cabbage in a tasty sauce.
The Sweet and Sour Pork is huge even for two people, and is served with a separate dipping sauce so you can add as much or as little to each bite to taste.
Drinks are reasonably priced.
The friendly hostess checked in on us to make sure everything was good.
Recommended.

Coming in, the place is pretty clean, new. Only been open 1 ½ years.
Menu is simple and reasonable with a few Thai items. Service was nice and fast.
We ordered the lunch special at $ 5.95 a piece, it comes with rice, and choice of egg roll or soup. Food was served hot, not too sweet, salty or greasy.
Will be back.

Oasis Kitchen looks to be a real mom-​n-​pop shop, with an older Asian lady manning the front of house and an older guy manning the back. I’m all for supporting local businesses, unfortunately I was underwhelmed with their product. Mongolian beef was excessively oily with a touch too much sweetness from the sauce, while the cashew chicken was bland. If I return hopefully my experience will improve.

When all the raving five-​star reviews are for egg drop soup and orange chicken, scale your expectations accordingly. That being said, there’s a distinct freshness here that I really appreciated. Dishes are made to order, your food isn’t sitting around in a warmer. Thus there may be a longer wait than the instant-​gratification takeout you might be familiar with elsewhere.
All the reviews persuaded me to try the egg drop soup– available in a cup or bowl. Unfortunately I did not find it noteworthy. Needed seasoning. Simple, fresh, but not really rave-​worthy.
The basil fried rice with chicken was surprisingly good: low-​priced and generous portion ($ 7), with several chunks of juicy chicken and ample amounts of basil cooked in. Good overall flavor, would love to try a crab version.
Service was friendly. Space is clean and on the modern side. Seems to be more of a takeout place– even dine-​in customers appeared to be getting their orders in takeout boxes to eat.