Katsu Japanese Cutlet

Reviews

• Henri T.

  star star star star star_border 11 September 2026

  Been coming here every now and then for about 5 years. I've tried most of the menu items.  
  My favourite is the Korean pork cutlet. You get a cutlet thats size of a plate. I usually get that one, or the chicken cutlet with spaghetti which is literally spaghetti with a big chicken cutlet and red sauce.  
  I definitely don't recommend the ramens or the katsudon.

• Neth D.

  star star star star star 4 September 2026

  There's nothing much to say here. It's a food court style area inside the Korean market on reseda and devonshire. There's a few restaurants but I chose to go here because I've never tried katsu.I got the chicken katsu with gravy it was crispy tender and well seasoned, comes wth rice, cabbage salad and 2 pickles that you can just ignore because they're not that good. The food took longer than I expected but it was worth it. Good place overall would recommend.

• Izzy B.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 23 August 2026

  I ordered a hamburger cutlet for lunch here during a weekday and was sorely disappointed. It was overly breaded and way saltier than you'd expect. Their hamburger cutlet was so large that I was concerned that I got the wrong meal. When I order the same thing from other places, they're about half the size of the cutlet I got here. Because of how salty it was, I was glad to have the rice, shredded cabbage, and miso soup included with the meal.
  
  I was here with coworkers that ordered tofu soup combos from the other places in this food court and they got their orders about 5-10 minutes faster. I might stay away from the various cutlet options here, but others have said the rice bowls are good so I might consider trying those next time I'm in the area for lunch.

• Cyber 1.

  star star star star_border star_border 21 August 2026

  Quick review: The Tonkatsu in this food court is pretty decent. Would recommend.
  
  This food court is located in the Asian market on Reseda Blvd. There's maybe 6 or 7 other spots surrounding it, from Japanese to Korean, something for all.
  
  I love me some Tonkatsu. So I chose this place. So, Tonkatsu is basically a pork cutlet breaded with panko then fried. It's always served with a thick brown sauce, usually tasting of worcestershire and soy. The sauce varies in flavor/consistency depends where you go. At this spot I thought the sauce was a little on the gloppy side. I've had better. But the cutlet itself was tender and we'll seasoned, so that was good.
  
  If I'm in the area I might stop here again. But wouldn't necessarily travel to have it, it's just not that special.

• Chris M.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 20 August 2026

  When I order off a picture menu I expect that it has the ingredients shown rather than a bait and switch. We ordered the curry omelette which showed an omelette next to a portion of steamed white rice with curry gravy, what we got was fried rice stuffed inside a thin egg omelette. Unfortunately the fried rice was not very good and the egg was so thin it looked like crate paper. Next time I'll just do my shopping and then get a bite to eat somewhere else, Aloha