Oji Seichi
354 Broadview Ave, Toronto, ON M4M 2G9, Canada
Phone: (416) 519-4356
Website: https://www.ojiseichi.com/
Oji Seichi in Toronto is a 4.5-star Ramen restaurant with 606 Google reviews, known for Chicken Katsu Sandy and Spicy Sesame Ramen.
Why we love it
- Japanese ramen with sandwich specialties
- Cozy, authentic, friendly staff
- Casual dining with attentive service
- Japanese ramen with sandwich specialties
- Located nearby
- Cozy, authentic, friendly staff
- Casual dining with attentive service
What to Order
Chicken Katsu Sandy
This sandwich features perfectly cooked, juicy chicken katsu with a light, crunchy tempura-style crust, served with a rich and umami tonkatsu sauce.
"The katsu itself was HUGE and it was so moist! It's probably one of the juiciest chicken sandwiches I've had in a long time. The bun was soft and the sauce tied the whole meal together so well."
Devika Panicker
Spicy Sesame Ramen
A creamy, rich, and flavorful ramen with a hint of yuzu citrus, featuring a thick emulsified broth and hardy egg noodles.
"The Spicy Sesame ramen pictured was perfectly creamy too. Highly recommend a stop here!"
Joey Drury
Oji Classic Shoyu Ramen
This ramen boasts a deeply flavorful, smoky broth with perfectly cooked noodles and melt-in-your-mouth chashu pork.
"I had the shoyu ramen with an extra egg and a side of pork gyoza dumplings, and let me tell you, this was hands down the BEST shoyu ramen I have had in Toronto."
Irma VB
Oji Classic Shio Ramen
A nuanced and classic ramen with a clean and pure broth, offering a lighter yet still flavorful option.
"The shio ramen was very clean and pure! If you get the chili oil, make sure you can handle the heat."
J W (JeffKCW)
Pork Gyoza
These dumplings are fried very well with a dense filling, served with a tart dipping sauce.
"Loved the pork Gyoza 🥟 very tasty."
Jessica Villavicencio
Curry Beef Spring Rolls
These spring rolls are a surprisingly perfect side dish, offering a delicious and well-executed flavor.
"The spring rolls were very VERY good. Took me completely off guard that I was about to have a dish so perfect."
Erin Mclaughlin
Inside Scoop
- Consider ordering a sandy as a main dish, as they are generously portioned.
- The restaurant can get very busy, especially on weekends, so be prepared for a potential wait.
- Seating can be cramped, particularly at the bar stools, which some find uncomfortable.
- They make and sell their own smoky chili oil, which is a must-buy for your pantry.
- Service can be inconsistent during peak hours due to understaffing, but staff generally remain attentive.