Tamashii Ramen House to open new OKC location soon

The popular ramen restaurant is expanding with a fourth location in north Oklahoma City.

Apr. 6, 2026 at 10:03am

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Tamashii Ramen House, a husband-and-wife owned ramen restaurant that started in Stillwater in 2015, is opening a new location in north Oklahoma City in April 2026. The new restaurant will be the fourth location for the just over a decade-old business, which has expanded across the Oklahoma City metro area.

Why it matters

The expansion of Tamashii Ramen House reflects the growing popularity of ramen and specialty Asian cuisine in Oklahoma City, as well as the city's continued economic growth and development, particularly in the north corridor near Quail Springs Mall.

The details

The new Tamashii Ramen House location will be situated at 2701 W Memorial Rd, just south of Quail Springs Mall and near several shopping centers. Work is still being done on the interior, with seating installation underway. The business says the new Memorial location will be open by mid-April 2026.

  • Tamashii Ramen House started in 2015 in Stillwater.
  • The new north Oklahoma City location will open in April 2026.

The players

Tamashii Ramen House

A ramen restaurant started by husband-and-wife duo Wakana Kamesato Sebacher and Matthew Sebacher in 2015, which has expanded to four locations across the Oklahoma City metro area.

Wakana Kamesato Sebacher and Matthew Sebacher

The husband-and-wife founders of Tamashii Ramen House.

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What they’re saying

“This milestone wouldn't be possible without our incredible community, and we are so grateful for your support that's allowed us to grow and bring the flavors you love to even more people.”

— Tamashii Ramen House

“Every bowl we serve is made with the same care and passion that started Tamashii, and we can't wait to share it with you in our new space.”

— Tamashii Ramen House

What’s next

The new Tamashii Ramen House location on Memorial Road in north Oklahoma City is scheduled to open by mid-April 2026.

The takeaway

The expansion of Tamashii Ramen House reflects the growing popularity of specialty Asian cuisine and the continued economic development in Oklahoma City's north corridor, as the city's dining scene continues to evolve and attract new concepts.