Oasis Cafe Macquarie Centre

This café has the perfect cozy vibe — warm lighting, comfy seating, and such a relaxing atmosphere. The food was not only delicious but beautifully presented. And the service? Absolutely top-tier. The staff were welcoming and attentive from start to finish. A hidden gem I’ll definitely be coming back to!

A Nice Space, but the Food Lets It Down The café itself has a lot going for it — it's spacious, relaxed, and has a genuinely chill atmosphere that makes it an inviting place to sit. Unfortunately, that's where the highlights end. We waited 30 to 40 minutes for our food to arrive, which set the tone for the rest of the experience. When the dishes finally came out, the first thing I noticed was spring onions scattered on top of both the pasta and the shakshuka — an odd and unnecessary addition that didn't belong on either dish imo. The seafood pasta, priced at $32–$34, used frozen prawns. At that price point, that's simply not good enough. The bolognese was average at best. The shakshuka was arguably the biggest disappointment — a small portion for $26, served with just two slices of toasted white bread. Bafflingly, it's listed as their signature dish, yet it was the worst shakshuka I've had. The mango smoothie was watery and bland, though the coffee was decent and probably the safest order here. The café could work well as a spot to drop in for a coffee and soak up the atmosphere. But if you're coming for a proper meal, you'd be better off looking elsewhere — the food quality doesn't justify the prices.

Oasis has a chill vibe and the ambience is really nice. But the service wasn’t great and the food was just okayish. Good place to sit and enjoy the atmosphere, but not somewhere I’d go specifically for the food. What I ordered: Egg-citing Bruschetta, Shakshuka, Seafood Risotto, Mango Smoothies and Mixed Berry Smoothies

I have enjoyed many delicious meals over a few years at this cafe. A Fantastic cafe which is relatively quiet tucked away behind Footlocker and great from prams and children, and those who want to catch up with friends and hear the conversation. The cafe is spacious, super friendly staff, good service, offers vegan, vegetarian and GF dishes.

Been to Macquarie for million of times and didn’t realise there is a cafe inside Myers. (Level 3 Men’s section) Pumpkin soup was super salty today so we ask for return and they let us choose something else from menu which is nice. They seem short of staff today but both of them trying their very best to serve all the customers I thought that was worth sharing.