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2026-10-22
🇨🇦Toronto First Sushi Push Pop✨
Omai restaurant has been around for 10 years, and the Omai Rice Bar opened just 10 months ago!!
I finally tried it 😍
What I got ✨
Japanese Aburi Bluefin Tuna Roll
Korean Crispy Shrimp Roll
Both are soooo good😍✨
📍 Omai + Omai Rice Bar 📍 21 Baldwin St.
21 Baldwin St, Toronto
torontofoodie
2026-10-19
viral crispy sushi rice pizzas at Omai + Omai Rice Bar 📍 21 Baldwin St. 🍣 these were honestly really good and huge too! packed with lots of toppings, worth it! 🤩
📍 Omai + Omai Rice Bar 📍 21 Baldwin St. | 21 Baldwin St, Toronto
2026-10-16
Let us handle the food for your next meeting or milestone! We offer complete catering packages designed for business lunches, hospital and medical seminars, presentations, birthdays, and special occasions of every size.
2026-10-15
What are having for dinner tonight?
2026-10-15
Download App and Search: Omai Rice Bar
2026-10-14
🍕 🍣 Omai Rice Bar in Baldwin Village is doing crispy rice sushi pizza, and it’s not your usual slice. The $45 one is loaded with Hokkaido uni, bluefin tuna and caviar on a golden, crunchy sushi rice crust. The $17 Korean BBQ version comes with smoked brisket and bulgogi. Fresh, buttery, and seriously crispy.
Fun fact: sushi pizza was invented right here in Toronto in the early ’90s, when a local chef fried up sushi rice and topped it like a pizza. Thirty years later, it’s still a hometown classic, and Omai is putting its own spin on it with an extra-crispy base and Korean-inspired flavours.
There are 15 flavours, from spicy salmon to gochujang pork belly. Save the uni one for date night 😉
Looking for the unique sushi pizza in Toronto? Omai Rice Bar is a Japanese and Korean spot in downtown Toronto, right in Baldwin Village. They serve crispy rice sushi pizza, sushi push-pops, poke bowls and kimbap, all made with sashimi-grade fish like bluefin tuna and Hokkaido uni. It’s one of the most fun places in the 6ix for Toronto foodies looking for their next must-try bite.
Which one are you getting?
📍 Omai Rice Bar · 21 Baldwin St, Toronto
🍚 Rice is life
2026-10-14
Oh-My Fried Chicken Bowl. Double Fried Chicken Thighs, Spicy Yuzu Confit Garlic Glaze with Mustard/Mayo Drizzle with House-made Pickles and Salad on Steamed Rice.
2026-10-11
Trying the viral crispy rice sushi pizza at Omai + Omai Rice Bar
📍Omai Rice Bar
21 Baldwin St, Toronto, ON M5T 1L1
🚉 St Patrick Station: 7 minute walk
Order:
Hamachi jalapeño crudo $22 CAD 🇨🇦
Korean beef crispy rice $17 CAD 🇨🇦
2026-10-10
We’re open our normal hours this weekend!!
2026-10-10
Korean BBQ Beef Brisket smoked in-house “Low + Slow” Served with house-made pickles, Omai salad on bed of warm rice.
2026-10-08
Spicy Salmon Avocado Crispy Rice Sushi Pizza
2026-10-07
Japanese Sea Scallops, House-made Spicy Mayo, Avocado, Julienne Cucumbers, Tobiko + Sesame Seeds
2026-10-06
Crispy Rice Sushi Pizza is on the menu!
2026-10-06
Which Crispy Rice are you ordering?
2026-10-02
Sashimi grade hamachi with a jalapeño kick! 💥 Available as a Futomaki Roll or a Sushi Push-Pop!
2026-09-27
Aburi Bluefin Tuna anyone?
2026-09-25
We’re serious about our fish!
Address
3 Baldwin Street
Toronto, ON
M5T1L1
To get to the sushi restaurant and tapas bar & restaurant located on Baldwin Street in Toronto, there are various options for public transport. The closest subway station is Dundas Station on Line 1 (Yonge-University). From there, you can take the streetcar 505 towards Broadview Station and get off at the stop near Baldwin Street. Alternatively, you can take the streetcar 510 towards Spadina Station and get off at the same stop.
If you prefer to drive and park, there are several parking lots in the area including one on Henry Street, just a couple of minutes' walk from Baldwin Street. Please note that parking spaces might be limited, especially during peak hours.
Opening Hours
| Wednesday |
4pm - 9pm |
| Thursday |
4pm - 9pm |
| Friday |
4pm - 9pm |
| Saturday |
4pm - 9pm |
| Sunday |
4pm - 9pm |
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What people say
Sushi restaurants are known for their fresh and delicious seafood offerings, and Omai Restaurant on Baldwin Street in Toronto is no exception. This sushi restaurant also doubles as a tapas bar and restaurant, offering a unique dining experience that combines Japanese and Spanish cuisine.
One of the standout dishes at Omai Restaurant is their handrolls, which are expertly crafted with high-quality ingredients. And what better way to complement your meal than with some sake? Omai has an impressive selection of sake to choose from, making it the perfect spot for a night out with friends or a romantic dinner for two.
But Omai isn't just about sushi and sake. Their menu features a variety of other delectable dishes, such as the Brrrrravas Patatas - a flavorful bowl of potatoes, horseradish, onsen egg, pickled chili with tomato sauce and tofu crema. And if you're looking for something crispy and satisfying, try the beer battered cauliflower dusted with their house eight spices and umeboshi sauce.
Omai's dedication to quality is evident in everything they do. From their clean appearance to their organized kitchen, they take pride in ensuring that every dish is prepared perfectly. And if you're looking for a job in the industry, keep an eye out for opportunities at Omai - they're always seeking experienced sushi cooks or chefs who share their passion for excellence.
Whether you're celebrating New Year's Eve or simply looking for a great meal any day of the week, Omai Restaurant is definitely worth checking out. With its delicious food, impressive sake selection, and commitment to quality, it's no wonder why this spot has become a favorite among locals and visitors alike.
