Oh So Deli — Restaurant in Western Australia

I was an Atheist for a long time before I discovered Oh So Deli. That all changed when I tried the Cubano sandwich, and it was like a shroud had been lifted from my senses, and I saw the light. Colours appeared more vivid and vibrant, and a sense of general satisfaction, bliss and contentment overcame me. The Eggplant Parmi (the best vegetarian sandwich in town!) only affirmed my newfound faith, and soon enough I found myself returning, eager to explore the transcendent experiences the other menu items had to offer. The Conti rolls are a faithful, tried and true classic, the Katsu sandwich is juicy, crunchy and flavourful, and the weekend specials always seem to be a hit. The coffees are always made with precision and care, and the service is nothing short of legendary. I always feel incredibly welcome and relaxed when I go in for my culinary/spiritual enrichment sessions, so it's no wonder I've already burned through several sandwich AND coffee loyalty cards. If you've got the time, I highly recommend grabbing a sandwich and a coffee and enjoying them by the lake with the beautiful nature and scenery, and I'm sure you'll become as devout of a deli disciple as this humble...

Wow I think I just had the best piece of chicken ever in a sandwich called the Chicken Katsu. Crunchy flavours on the outside and beautiful tender on the inside. Cute little shop next door to bakers delight opposite the supermarket. Tiny Cafe Huge in Flavours 😊 Staff are friendly and it’s open you can see the workers behind the scene in a nice clean well displayed area.👌

Day2 Egg, cheese and hash brown roll with their sauce. Super soft light start to the day 😋

Day3 Eggplant hot sandwich. Crunchy texture and typical OHSO flavours 😋

Day4 Friday the 13th 👻 (last breakfast before I return interstate) had to finish off with the chicken Katsu as this is the one that got me hooked 😊

Excellent overall experience for taste buds and friendly service, been a pleasure starting my morning here then walking around the lake before...

Unfortunately a really bad experience straight off the cuff.

I looked up the closing time and it said 2:30pm. Arrived just before 1pm and the doors were half closed so I thought I'd ask anyway if they were open..."it depends" said the lady at the till. I then asked what it depended on, to which she replied "what do you want".

When I responded asking for a couple of sandwiches the lady let out a big sigh and rolled her eyes. In the moment I told her not to worry about it, ill go to Bakers next door. She then stormed to the front of the shop and closed the doors right behind me as I walked out. Did I miss something here arriving an hour and a half before close? Honestly a very confronting experience that left me replaying the event for a few hours. Bakers wasn't as good as a sandwich would have been...