Oasis Taiwan Porridge Restaurant (Closed)

Craving for porridge? Have you visited the Taiwan Porridge place that has been in business for more than 38 years? Oasis Taiwan Porridge is previoulsy located next to our Indoor Stadium in Kallang opposite the old National Stadium. They have relocated to Toa Payoh Town Park that is opposite the HDB hub and also next to Toa Payoh Swimming Complex.  A homely taste of velvety porridge with sweet potato included. Best that its free flow and a big warm pot of it was kept by the side table for you to

This was another family dinner, celebrating the Mom's birthday as well as Mother's Day, since both occasions coincide in the same month. Anyway, why Oasis Bay Restaurant? The Bro suggested here because the food was not bad. And this restaurant has replaced another Chinese seafood restaurant we used to visit as a family when younger - located at the same circular building, with no air-conditioning, but served very good seafood and zichar dishes.So, we decided to come back to new-yet-familiar grou

The most authentic Taiwanese Porridge that I have yet to have in Singapore. Will see how I feel after I try Hsin Yeh.What really impressed me was how quick the food was served and how pipping hot it all was! You could see the smoke and steam still coming off the food as it's served on your table.The dishes were rather salty but I suppose that's because you're supposed to have plenty of sweet potato congee with it. As a whole we may have over-ordered for 2 pax, but there was so many options to ch

I went there with my wife and son one and week ago after a midnight movie. Oasis has been around since 1980s when they were still in Kallang. We reached there at 3.30 pm. The restaurant was quite empty and the restaurant staff were really efficient and we were led to a table immediately.We ordered the following:Lu Rou (Braised Pork)Cai Poh OmmeletteTou Fu with pork flossMinced meat with salted eggThe food was excellent. Every dish was cooked well. I especially liked the braised pork and it is ou

I don't understand the name of the restaurant, 'oasis'; because it's very chinese-looking, that sort of traditional restaurant that you'll go to in a large family!So it's quite located deep within toa payoh... right beside the sports stadium! be sure to park your car near the oasis restaurant because there is free parking over there.. my family didn't know so we parked at the toa payoh stadium wilson parking so we were charged :'(one look and you can tell it's chinese with taiwanese origins!They

Fish - fresh . sweet taste and really soft , guess it has been simmered for quite some timepork - juicy and fleshy . surprisingly it is not too oily and won't be sick of it too fastomelette - quite normal but not fried too dry which leaves it with a little bit of moisture - good control of the fire temperaturefive flavors meat - well done fried with most of it's oil dripped. Meat is adequate and filling with rich fragrant and flavorVegetables - cook at a short period of time and retains it's ori

if you want to have some taiwan porridge here it is~this was what we triedsweet potatoes porridge with salted vege and braised peanutswe also ordered fried egg.. bean spouts which looks really nice and not over cooked.. and braised pork which were soft enoughall of them are really really goodworth your money~

It was a gathering of friends and we decided to have porridge so we went to Oasis Taiwan Porridge Resturant at Toa Payoh. It is near the stadium. The restaurant was quite big but very noisy as nearly all the tables were occupied. We have both rice and sweet potato porridge. The sweet potato porridge is good. We also order many small dishes. Some were their signature dishes the braised meat and the cai poh omelette. The braised meat was so soft and full of flavours, although slightly fattening. T