Oolaa Central

Alastair Kelly a month ago

Oola is always a good option to suit a group with varying tastes and preferences - they offer a decent breadth of meal choices. Food is always good, and fair value for money. Bit disappointing today that the chicken was not served warm, had to send it back. But this was an anomaly across the multiple times I have eaten at Oola. Recommend this spot for weekend brunch or weekday lunch.

Calvin Ng a month ago

The burger is good, risotto not quite. The environment is good, service very good. Price okay for central.

Zong Hu Edited 5 months ago

Having been to the other location on Star Street, Stanley doesn't disappoint. The same high quality foods and service that I've come to expect with one difference. Being a much busier location, reservations would be nice for peak hours.

Georgie Boost 9 months ago

Excellent evening spent with our party of 10 guests. We opted for the Christmas Menu and free flow, and we were delightfully waited upon for the full evening. Our glasses were generously replenished and the dishes were plentiful and delicious. I would strongly recommend the falafel and hummus with beetroot, and cannot fault the tenderest of beef roasts accompanied with crunchy greens. The Pavlova was a hearty portion loaded with berries. Mohan and his team were attentive and accommodating and we had the great Department Xmas shindig.

Marie HK 10 months ago

We dined at Oolaa Central on a Sunday evening, arriving just before 7:00 PM. While the food was absolutely delicious and beautifully presented (we particularly enjoyed the Vegetable Dumplings, Fried Prawn Wrap, Parmesan Chicken, Hummus with Roasted Cauliflower, and Shrimp Curry), the service issues completely overshadowed the meal. There were multiple instances of poor service and communication that significantly detracted from our experience: A waiter brought us our drinks, but another (older) waiter immediately took them away a minute later, stating it was a mistake. Tea Error: I ordered an Earl Grey Tea, but was mistakenly served a Honey Ginger Tea. Dessert Mix-Up: The same issue happened with the Chocolate Lava Cake—it was brought to the table and then taken away a minute later with an apology. The Final Annoyance (The Birthday Cake): The most confusing incident was with a birthday cake. Recognizing our friend's birthday, the restaurant offered a small cake after we had paid the bill and were ready to leave. We assumed this was a complimentary gesture, as no price was mentioned. We were then chased down to pay for this cake. While the kitchen staff deserves high praise, the en