Ojiya Japanese Restaurant Torrance

Great food, service, ambient, etc

The restaurant is in a nondescript strip mall, and the interior is jam-packed with tables. More tables are located in the back. Not any atmosphere to speak of. Super busy on a Sunday evening when we visited, and the service was slow as a result. Sampled noodles, sashimi, and ton-Katsu, and all the food was good. Moderately priced.

The udon carbonora was absolutely incredible. Perfect blend of goodness. It was absolutely delightful

An old style Japanese restaurant, with a pretty wide range of items: soba, udon, ramen, curry, fried dishes, sashimi, sushi, rice dishes, tempura, etc. The one thing I really don't recommend is the spicy tuna roll. Tried it twice and it was very fishy both times. Nice casual place.

Authentic, high quality Japanese food with plenty of specials such as lobster rolls and fried tofu. Great place!

Extensive menu with tasty offerings. Ordered: ~Udon Carbonara: udon was bouncy and chewy topped with mushrooms and bacon strips in a creamy sauce. Good flavor. Must try. ~Spicy Miso Ramen: flavorful broth and chewy noodles. ~Takana Fried Rice w/ Clam Chowder Croquette: fried rice was good, loved the pickled mustard greens. The egg was a lil overcooked. The croquettes were crispy. Small restaurant with limited seating. Plenty of parking.

We got food delivered. First of all, dasher had to wait forever. And the foods were terrible. Katsu was overcooked and yet cold when we got them. And udon was pathetic small. Will never order anything from here.