Restaurant review: Oasis Cafe on 500 East and 200 South in Salt Lake is a great spot for business lunches. I love the comfortable seating, free wifi in cafe area and healthy food to fuel my busy brain.
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Restaurant Review: Oasis Cafe – Utah
Dinner at Oasis Cafe in SLC. Wonderful vegan, vegetarian and meat eater options. Always great service. Udon tempeh with peanut sauce… Grilled salmon… Mediterranean Salad. Great way to follow-up an event.
Restaurant Review: Oasis Cafe Veggie Burger – Utah
Oasis Cafe has some of the best dishes in Salt Lake for a vegetarian or vegan. Tried their Vegetable Grain Burger for the first time. It was fabulous! Very filling, flavorful and great consistency.
Ingredients as listed on their menu: basil aioli • avocado • romaine lettuce • alfalfa sprouts • tomato • swiss cheese • whole grain bun • spinach & avocado salad.
To avoid oil and animal product, I asked for no aioli nor swiss. But I bet that’s really yummy too!
I don’t think the garden burger is on the dinner menu, so if you go for lunch try it out. Bon appetit!
Restaurant Review: Oasis Cafe – Utah
One thing I love about friends who live in another county, is the exposure to new restaurants.
Marilyn suggested that we meet at Oasis Cafe in Salt Lake for our dinner date. Yeah! An organic, vegetarian, local spot. We sat in their patio area, enjoying the mild night breeze and giggled like school girls. I love girls-night-out.
We started off with the zucchini wrapped baked tofu in marinara sauce. Holy cow was this good! I would’ve had two of them, but need to remember to order without the parmesan cheese next time. You gotta try it!
Marilyn had the famous Mediterranean Salad with grilled salmon. I snagged one of her grilled potato slices. This vegetarian salad could easily be vegan with omitting the meat and vinaigrette dressing. Looked amazing though and Marilyn says it’s her favorite.
I enjoyed the Udon Noodles with tofu. This vegan dish was really tasty with fresh crisp veggies (gave Marilyn the mushrooms). The peanut sauce was amazing! I think peanuts are God’s way of telling us He loves us. I wish the noodles were whole wheat, or preferably rice, but were quite yummy.
Thanks, Oasis for a great dinner! I’ll be back… maybe try the Med salad vegan style.