Food had good portion and was really delicous!! Best Katsu I have ever had!!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
A Cruz
The food was delicious and very clean. The chicken katsu was huge and perfectly cooked. What I loved about it was it was juicy and not dry. The pork katsu with cheese was delicious too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cheese Katsu, Chicken Katsu
Wanna B.
I sincerely hope you close your business. I was shocked by the level of service that went beyond unfriendliness.The vibrating bell rang so I went to pick up the food, but when I saw him pointing his finger at me and telling me to take it away without any guidance, I wanted to ask for a refund.This is my first time eating pork cutlet like this in my life. I don't know how to eat half with sauce and half without sauce.The meat is very thin, but the fries are thick and crispy. The fries are really greasy because they soak up all the oil.It's the best meal I've ever paid $20 for.
Food: 1
Service: 1
Tulip W
food was so good it had me toe curling, gripping the sides of the table. most perfect meals there ever god i love this
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Katsu
Youngsany Ko
As soon as I took my first bite of this tasteless pork cutlet, I wondered how I could endure it until the end.In the end, I left... Not even one star... .
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 4
Emu O.
Hinomori Shiho (日野森志歩) is a second-year at Miyamasuzaka Girls Academy. She is the bassist of Leo/need.
Steven W.
Located at the food court at The Source. They have curry rice or udon options. For the price the portions are relatively large. Pork cutlets are juicy, crunchy and very filling. Came with miso soup and radishes as well. wait time on a Saturday was about 10 minutes
Christ Yoo
Are you eating pork cutlet or boiled pork?
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Marissa L.
I ordered the tempura shrimp udon here. It took some time to get our food, but the food court was busy as it was a weekend. It's a pretty clean food court with lots of different vendors. Shiho Donkatsu is located at the far end of the food court. My udon soup was really tasty and had a clean fishy undertone because of the fish cakes. The tempura was really good. It was fried in panko, not too greasy, although it was slightly over battered.My boyfriend had the chicken katsu curry. It was a very generous portion of katsu chicken, rice, slaw, curry and miso soup. The curry was so good that i dipped my tempura in it. It had a deep flavor and was not too spicy. The dressing on the slaw was really sour though and I didn't like it. Overall it was a good lunch.
Tina P.
I was craving katsu for the longest time and stumbled across this place at The Source Food Court (the upstairs one). Definitely get the chicken and add the curry! The curry enhanced the katsu to another level. The chicken was dark meat and very tender, great blend with the curry and rice. Just a little on the oily side and the batter was falling of the chicken. Other than that, craving satisfied.
The chicken katsu is quite juicy and flavorful. They use dark meat unlike other places that use chicken breast. The breading is also crispy which complements the meat and katsu sauce well. They also offer a king size katsu meal that doubles up on the meat serving delivered on a skillet for just a couple dollars more. The curry is good too if you want another dipping option other than the katsu sauce. We've ordered the pork katsu before, but still prefer the chicken. The udon is nothing to rave about either.The wait time after ordering varies usually between 10-15 min. The stall location is at the end of the 4th floor food court, so it's pretty easy to find tables. The kids hang out at the claw machine games, which helps out with the wait times.
Nancy H.
This is located right next to Mao Chinese Restaurant so you can order from both places at either register. The donkatsu breading was flaky and light. However it did start to get soggy at the bottom relatively fast due to the salad which was unfortunate. The salad dressing was acidic and delicious so it was yummy to pair with rice. A bigger mound of rice would have completed the dish. I'd come here again though! Donkatsu 7/10
Alexis B.
Solid curry. I wish they did spicy. Kind of on the expensive side the portions are good otherwise.
Jason Camorlinga
Four stars based on the pork cutlet alone. It was perfectly cooked and just the right amount of crispy.The service was pretty poor and the prices surprisingly high. As with most places these days, the check out system has the guilt tip system with the lowest option at 15%. This is a good court where you bus your own trays, it seemed gratuitous.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Pork Cutlet
JC
Food is okay,I gave them 15% tip with payment,Asked them for water, they wanna charge water $1 only cash. They offered to give me two cups with it as if they were doing me a favor lol.Don’t give them tip just buy water with it.
Food had good portion and was really delicous!! Best Katsu I have ever had!!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
The food was delicious and very clean. The chicken katsu was huge and perfectly cooked. What I loved about it was it was juicy and not dry. The pork katsu with cheese was delicious too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cheese Katsu, Chicken Katsu
I sincerely hope you close your business. I was shocked by the level of service that went beyond unfriendliness.The vibrating bell rang so I went to pick up the food, but when I saw him pointing his finger at me and telling me to take it away without any guidance, I wanted to ask for a refund.This is my first time eating pork cutlet like this in my life. I don't know how to eat half with sauce and half without sauce.The meat is very thin, but the fries are thick and crispy. The fries are really greasy because they soak up all the oil.It's the best meal I've ever paid $20 for.
Food: 1
Service: 1
food was so good it had me toe curling, gripping the sides of the table. most perfect meals there ever god i love this
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Katsu
As soon as I took my first bite of this tasteless pork cutlet, I wondered how I could endure it until the end.In the end, I left... Not even one star... .
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 4
Hinomori Shiho (日野森志歩) is a second-year at Miyamasuzaka Girls Academy. She is the bassist of Leo/need.
Located at the food court at The Source. They have curry rice or udon options. For the price the portions are relatively large. Pork cutlets are juicy, crunchy and very filling. Came with miso soup and radishes as well. wait time on a Saturday was about 10 minutes
Are you eating pork cutlet or boiled pork?
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I ordered the tempura shrimp udon here. It took some time to get our food, but the food court was busy as it was a weekend. It's a pretty clean food court with lots of different vendors. Shiho Donkatsu is located at the far end of the food court. My udon soup was really tasty and had a clean fishy undertone because of the fish cakes. The tempura was really good. It was fried in panko, not too greasy, although it was slightly over battered.My boyfriend had the chicken katsu curry. It was a very generous portion of katsu chicken, rice, slaw, curry and miso soup. The curry was so good that i dipped my tempura in it. It had a deep flavor and was not too spicy. The dressing on the slaw was really sour though and I didn't like it. Overall it was a good lunch.
I was craving katsu for the longest time and stumbled across this place at The Source Food Court (the upstairs one). Definitely get the chicken and add the curry! The curry enhanced the katsu to another level. The chicken was dark meat and very tender, great blend with the curry and rice. Just a little on the oily side and the batter was falling of the chicken. Other than that, craving satisfied.
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The chicken katsu is quite juicy and flavorful. They use dark meat unlike other places that use chicken breast. The breading is also crispy which complements the meat and katsu sauce well. They also offer a king size katsu meal that doubles up on the meat serving delivered on a skillet for just a couple dollars more. The curry is good too if you want another dipping option other than the katsu sauce. We've ordered the pork katsu before, but still prefer the chicken. The udon is nothing to rave about either.The wait time after ordering varies usually between 10-15 min. The stall location is at the end of the 4th floor food court, so it's pretty easy to find tables. The kids hang out at the claw machine games, which helps out with the wait times.
This is located right next to Mao Chinese Restaurant so you can order from both places at either register. The donkatsu breading was flaky and light. However it did start to get soggy at the bottom relatively fast due to the salad which was unfortunate. The salad dressing was acidic and delicious so it was yummy to pair with rice. A bigger mound of rice would have completed the dish. I'd come here again though! Donkatsu 7/10
Solid curry. I wish they did spicy. Kind of on the expensive side the portions are good otherwise.
Four stars based on the pork cutlet alone. It was perfectly cooked and just the right amount of crispy.The service was pretty poor and the prices surprisingly high. As with most places these days, the check out system has the guilt tip system with the lowest option at 15%. This is a good court where you bus your own trays, it seemed gratuitous.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Pork Cutlet
Food is okay,I gave them 15% tip with payment,Asked them for water, they wanna charge water $1 only cash. They offered to give me two cups with it as if they were doing me a favor lol.Don’t give them tip just buy water with it.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 2