About our rating systemThis newcomer to Baldwin Village’s cute strip of rowhouse restaurants has won a legion of ardent fans with its Japanese-Korean izakaya-style bar snacks. Chef-owner Edward Bang has Michelin training (he’s worked the vaunted kitchens at NYC's Eleven Madison Park and Blue Hill at Stone Barns), but his food isn’t the least bit pretentious. Of the 10 temaki (hand rolls) on offer, the Hokkaido Scallop with compressed green apple and crème fraîche is a standout. Hot plates like chanterelle-cheddar croquettes or eight-spice deep-fried chicken demand a sake chaser.
Toronto› Restaurant
Omai
3 Baldwin Street, Toronto
Our Rating
Neighborhood
Downtown West
Hours
ues–Thurs noon–3pm and 5–10pm; Fri noon–3pm and 5–midnight; Sat 5pm–midnight; Sun 5–10pm
Transportation
Neighborhood
Downtown West
Hours
ues–Thurs noon–3pm and 5–10pm; Fri noon–3pm and 5–midnight; Sat 5pm–midnight; Sun 5–10pm
Transportation
Subway: St. Patrick, then walk N on McCaul St. W to Baldwin St.
Phone 647/341-7766 Prices Main courses $24–$25 lunch, $22–$36 dinner Cuisine Type Japanese/Korean Web site OmaiNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
