Traditional, local and good! Tonkatsu restaurant. You get also prawn and mackerell. Tonkatsu is served with rice, condiments and clam soup.






















Traditional, local and good! Tonkatsu restaurant. You get also prawn and mackerell. Tonkatsu is served with rice, condiments and clam soup.

Stopped in here because of the reviews. Very small place but they’re efficient in getting customers in and out. First, a short line outside. Then, sit on the benches inside and wait for your turn at the counter. They have English menu but more importantly,...they are patient and will help you with your order. Super nice gentleman running the place. Nothing fancy but you can’t go wrong here.More

Very authentic and intimate Tonkatsu restaurant. Tonkatsu is the hero and was very tasty. English menu available. Only about 14 seats available in this tiny establishment so we had to wait 10 minutes or so outside for a spot to become available for our family...of four.More

A work colleague took me here, I wouldn't have tried it on my own lol, but the food was really nice, freshly cooked and flavorsome, so much different to what I have tried at home. Sake was strong too!

Came for dinner with my wife We both had the regular tonkatsu. Crispy, juicy bites of wonderfullness. Some pickles, shredded cabbage, miso soup, big bowl of rice, mustard and we were full and happy. Cheap too. Small place, so you'll probably have to wait but...well worth it. Just go and enjoy.More

Thought this might be a nightmare as we had a 10 week old, fairly restless, baby and this little place was really busy and you have to wait on little benches till a stool becomes available but the queue went down really quickly as they...take your order before you sit at the table. As for the food, they do 6 different porks. We tried the standard fillet and the large loin. Both were delicious.More

Recommended by our Free Walking Tour guide, Manaka-san (Tokyo Localised) as one of her favourite places to eat tonkatsu, we tucked away on some lovely tonkatsu after the 3 hour long walk. A small place that can be easily missed while walking by - we...walked into this small place and had to wait for a short while to find some place for 8 of us to sit and have a meal. It was all worth the wait. The tonkatsu was served with radish pickles, clam shell miso soup, punchy mustard mixed with wasabi and rice; along with some shredded cabbage salad. We tried the signature pork loin tonkatsu as well as the fish & prawns ... it was flavourful and filling. The condiments were made just right too. My favourite was the pork loin - all fresh, tender with the right texture and taste. Yes, the Chef can speak in English and the food is made and served right at the counter... and would definitely recommend you to visit the place if you are around the area.More

Authentic tonkatsu place steps from the E9 metro stop, on the way to the Tokyo National Museum. Super clean and they have an English menu. We had regular (pork loin) tonkatsu and added a fried prawn. Probably the best katsu I have had in Japan,...or anywhere! It comes with excellent clam miso soup, shredded cabbage, Kyoto style dark smoky tea (cold in summer), a bowl of rice, white pickles, and of course the usual sauces. The yellow mustard is super hot! They also offer fried horse mackerel, which we did not try. Larger portions of pork are available, but we stuck with the regular size. Note they do not offer chicken. Highly recommended! We would come back.More

We had the best pork fillet cutlets here - they were melt in the mouth. It is a very interesting restaurant and the kids age13 and 15 enjoyed watching the chefs at work and also ate the lot! Thank you!

So delicious,so authentic,full of locals queing ... we had the special and the fillet (nr 3 and 4 from the menu) ,absolutely a recommendation!

Very impressed with their approach to efficiency. I got there with my two kids today at 11AM hoping to get in early and avoid taking up valuable seating as I expected to order only two sets to split among the three of us (kids are...4 and 8). But there was a huge line when I got there. So I missed the first wave of seating by 4 people. They took my order while I was in 1 of the 4 seats inside for waiting. They were very polite and had a menu for non-Japanese folks (English, Chinese and Korean it looks like). They gave me the choice of seating afterwards for upstairs (tables) or downstairs with bar. The chefs saw that I had little ones so they separated the mustard and also cut up the pork into smaller than usual pieces. They did not have any issues with my two orders for 3 seats. I would recommend them to anyone and everyone. And the line was even longer when we left. Would go again.More

Get there for late lunch. Firstly i was surprised that there was a long queue in front of shop even at 13.30. However, the queue flew very fast. I got table around 14.00. I picked number 3 in menu - special pork loin. After a...few bits, i understand why there is a long queue. Tonkutsu is very tender and miso soup is also good with small clam in it. English translated menu is available.More





I ordered the special pork which I found out later was for very tender pork. They make it as you order so the pork was fresh and tasty. The standout was the sauce which just raised the dish a notch.

Very straightforward place. Wait in line outside, then wait in line inside, then place your order once you're at the front of the line, and sit down at one of 18 seats inside to have your meal. The set meal I had was the large...roast katsu (950 yen), and it includes miso soup, a small salad, and a rather large serving of rice. Fresh katsu, regrettably a little gristly on the sides and could easily have been trimmed better. However overall taste was great. English menu is available upon request, most Japanese people inside just read the menu which is printed on the wall but only in Japanese.More

My brother and I had lunch here. It was a bit hard to find, look for the white hanging flags in front of the door and the long line. Once inside it was well air conditioned for our wait, which we didn’t mind. It’s a...small menu, they have an English version, but just go for the pork cutlet. Its what everyone seemed to get and it was perfect. A very authentic experience. It was like $11 Canadian and too much food for me. Highly recommend.More

