Oji Seichi
$$ • Ramen, Japanese, Vegetarian Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Oji Seichi
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Oji Seichi has been on my radar for quite some time, and I finally decided to pull the trigger when they offered a Summerlicious lunch menu. We started with the Harumaki pork and vegetable spring rolls, which were crispy, well filled, and not greasy at all, a great way to begin the meal.
For the main, I had the Shio Chicken Ramen. Since it's a shio ramen, don't expect an intensely rich broth, but it was clean, balanced, and let the other ingredients shine. The house...read full review
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Take a moment and go to Gerrard and Broadview where this gem of a restaurant resides. Oji Seichi is a quaint little Japanese restaurant that serves the most delicious Chicken Katsu sandwich and ramen. The sandwich was fried perfectly and the chicken was so moist! We asked foe the tonkatsu sauce and mayo on the side and added it ourselves. Its the perfect sandwich.
Featured in the pic is their Oji Classic Shio Ramen. The broth is clear, savory, with roasted pork belly, a...read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5 - 9PM 12 - 3PM |
| Wednesday | 12 - 3PM 5 - 9PM |
| Thursday | 5 - 9PM 12 - 3PM |
| Friday | 4 - 9:30PM 12 - 3PM |
| Saturday | 12 - 3PM 4 - 9:30PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 3PM 4 - 9PM |
Oji Seichi is a highly recommended Japanese restaurant known for its authentic ramen and gyoza dishes. The vegetarian broth ramen is especially praised for its outstanding taste and delicious broth, filled with plenty of shiitake mushrooms. Customers have also enjoyed the shoyu classic, noting that the pork is very tender and the broth is smoky and hearty. While the restaurant is slightly pricier and portions may be small, the quality of the food makes it worth the visit. Many consider it one of the best ramen spots in Toronto, with the broth being flavourful and the noodles perfectly "uncooked," retaining a bit of raw inside. The chashu is a highlight, lightly flamed for added flavor, although some have mentioned that its heat can affect the broth's taste. Service is super great and attentive, with staff providing an extensive breakdown of the menu; many have found the waitress charming and friendly. The chicken katsu sandwich and pork gyoza have also received high praise. Parking can be a challenge due to its location in Chinatown, but for those who can get a seat by the window, it offers a great spot for people watching.