Oasis Brazilian Steak House

Excellent place to eat. People are always cordial and the place is very clean.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

The food is good; but this is an authentic Brazilian restaurant. This is not a “sit down and be served” spot—the people who come here know what to do, and the restaurant caters to them (probably mostly Brazilian locals). If you expect that, you won’t be disappointed. Do not come here expecting the completely ridiculous pricing you will see at places like fogo de chão.

I had a fabulous experience—I came in, I served my food, it tasted authentically Brazilian, I got some dessert, listened to a little bit of the music, people-watched, and got out. The very nice hostess quickly understood what I needed and helped me out. I got a delicious flan for dessert—a very large helping!

Will definitely come back.

The environment was clean but in some respects could use a refresh. Nothing that makes much of a difference.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 4

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Flan

Very good

Everything was incredibly wonderful, service, food, atmosphere. The only thing that leaves a little to be desired is the extremely loud music, sometimes we just want to have lunch in peace or be able to have lunch chatting with a friend, and the loud music doesn't even let us hear our own thoughts.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Very nice lady and ok buffet, but we felt uncomfortable with the meat window and weighing the food. Pricey for such an informal atmosphere. Better for somebody else.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 3

Service: 3

Delicious food and great service!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Mediocre food. Zero service. I've been sitting here after my meal for about 20 minutes. Two other people in the restaurant. Waiting to have someone so I can pay my bill.... Hello??

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 2

Service: 1

This is a joke! I thought 4.8 rate is real and this is a good steakhouse. No one is taking care of you, the meat is terrible, the open buffet is a disaster. I have never gave such reviews ever before. Looks like all the rating comes from owners friends and family but not real customers.

Junk food
I had stomach pain and diarrhea after eating there
I do not advise anyone to go there

Great food, great customer service and the place was great and super clean! Loved it and I’ll definitely be coming back!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Flan

I walk in and the instructions aren't very clear ...they tell me to go to the buffet then order BBQ through the window. After that they weigh your food from the salad bar and BBQ all together total came out to $34.00 for one plate and no access to unlimited buffet they were just trying to rip me off. The salad bar is supposed to be a buffet for $19.99 unlimited. Don't come here there are better organized buffet places to eat at for $25.00 or less. These GOOD reviews really surprised me. The food is okay not the best, yet it's hot and muggy inside and run down upon walk-in...not a good experience at all.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 3

Service: 2

All of the meat was cooked long before we got there. I couldn't eat the garlic beef. It tasted bad. The bacon wrapped chicken was dry, but I could eat it. The BBQ wings were saucey, very good.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 5

After comparing numerous Brazilian venues in the Sea tac area, we found this one to be the winner, by a substantial margin! It's the real deal. Regional flavors of Minas Gerais.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I always receive great service, good food and cold beer. Congratulations on the service.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Grab a plate, visit the buffet, then the window to the BBQ area, or BBQ first; finally head to the cashier to weigh your plate and pay. They didn't have a list handy of the drink options, but the "suco" (smoothies?) are well worth asking for even if you don't know Portuguese. The guayaba (guava) is my favorite but the graviola (soursop) is very nice, a subtle flavor; the mango was a bit sweeter than I like. The suco is usually served with a straw but we got them to bring ours straw-less despite not being able to pronounce "sem canudo" right.
I'm SO glad I asked about desserts. The flan is the best I've found, and the maracujá (passion fruit) mousse is *amazing.* Luckily they're in to-go containers, so you can relax after the buffet.
Most of the staff know little if any English. But if you like the idea of visiting Brazil with a short drive instead of loooong flight, this Oasis could be a delightful adventure.
I plan to try their breakfast menu soon.

Vegetarian options: Salad and a few things like fried plaintains.

Parking: We've had no trouble parking during off-peak hours. Many of the other businesses have brief customer visits (7/11, Pizza Hut) so spots open up soon.

Wheelchair accessibility: From the parking lot to the door is a simple curb. Once inside, there's decent space to navigate.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Flan