Omami is an Asian street-food restaurant at Viktor Rydbergsgatan 71 in Gothenburg. Its name changes “umami” by replacing the U with an O, a reference to Vietnamese influences, according to Visit Sweden. The food draws on Vietnam, Korea, Japan, China, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia. The examples the entry gives include Chicken Teriyaki, homemade bao buns, poke bowls and sushi. Chicken Teriyaki is described as popular, the poke bowls as fresh, and the bao buns as homemade. The entry says dishes are prepared with traditional techniques. The listing places Vietnamese influences alongside six other national food traditions.

Visitors can eat at the restaurant, take food away or order delivery. The Viktor Rydbergsgatan location is one of two Omami restaurants in Gothenburg; the other is at Linnégatan 13. The menu examples span several styles of Asian street food, from sushi to bao buns and poke bowls, rather than focusing on one national cuisine.