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The Oasis Park Hotel in Manila was recently refurbished with several new dining outlets and improved hotel facilities.
Hotel guests get to enjoy the unique dining experiences of each of our 4 new dining outlets.

My Kitchen by Chef Chris – offers a wide selection of international dishes and a contemporary Mediterranean dining experience. My Kitchen by Chef Chris is the main dining area and restaurant for the Oasis Park Hotel in Manila, Philippines. The menu features a good selection of traditional cuisines that’s unique enough to leave a lasting impression. Using the finest quality market products available, My Kitchen by Chef Chris promises a true gastronomic experience in the Metro. Paired by a cozy ambience and quality service, dining at My Kitchen by Chef Chris is the place to be in Manila for fantastic lunches and fabulous evening dining.

The Boomerang Sports Bar – is the air conditioned public bar that features live sports on three large flat screen TVs overlooking the hotel’s pool. The main sports featured are Rugby and Rugby League via Setanta Satellite, Cricket and Australian Rules Football, plus any sport shown on Australian TV, ESPN, Star Sports, Balls, Basketball TV, Eurosports or ASN. The bar offers free pool or billiards on the Brunswick table and darts . The cocktail bar serves all main local beers, some interesting imported varieties as well as a complete range of spirits, aperitifs and cocktails. Our menu offers a range of Comfort Food including Australian Standard pies made locally by Garrido Pies.

 The Flat White Café – named after the famous in Australia non frothy variety of Cappuccino. Serves Australian roasted Vittoria Arabica espresso coffees for dine in or take away. Homemade pastries and fresh fruit smoothies complement the coffee list. The café lounge also forms part of the new hotel reception lobby. The lobby features a new personalized reception desk and a private guest business center PC.


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