It's been a long time since I ordered it through submission, but when I opened it and the amount was really small, I stopped by another place on the way and ordered pork cutlet again. I will never buy it again. At least they were kind. You can eat inside, but you absolutely must not
Food: 1
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Pork Cutlet Don Katsu
Hyun sung Kim
It tastes just like the one I had in Korea!!?
Roger H.
Coming back here after nearly a decade and I can say nothing has really changed except the price here. I always get super excited when I see these restaurants with one item only since chances are the owner usually has perfected or elevated the item somehow, this place is especially disappointing since it does neither, showcases a fairly average to almost mediocre katsu, yet charges an almost obscene price for them. But maybe I'm just drinking too much haterade on this one, they've survived for this long for a reason right? I just can't figure out why.
Grace Lim
love yedon. have been going since i was young and it always hits the spot. one of the best classic donkatsu sauces i’ve tried and despite the seemingly non traditional set up of the plate, i always leave full. i used to always get extra of their cream soup and despite them now charging for extras, i still get it. i will say, they no longer give their radish as a side dish, but i recommend trying it!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork Cutlet Don Katsu
Kim Kenny
It's a very ordinary pork cutlet. I'll go once, but I don't think I'll go again. It doesn't seem very attractive and the quantity seems small compared to the price.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 2
MSJ
I really like their food. To me its still one of best place but after trying a few takeouts and noticing the prices of $20 for the 1 serving of katsu. I noticed that takeout is a-lot smaller and its the same price as dine in. So I don’t really go often due to the price. I want to support small mom and pop stores but due to the hefty price Ill just go less often from now on
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Pork Cutlet Don Katsu
Jeremy Y.
Family owned business small quite spot. They literally only sell one thing and it's good decent 8/10 it's Aii. If the katsu ever turns bad one day then it's clipped season
Eric Lai
Great value, cannot find small business like this anymore
Nana P.
Excellent service and food is so delicious. Just the way and how they make it in Korea and the sauce was so delicious. Very clean and well managed family restaurant. Loved it and I recommend highly to try.
Hoon
If you have nostalgia for some old Korean style 돈까스 this is the place. Loved it. However if you like those thick meat style ones this wouldn't be the place. At first the portion looked quiet small but I'm still full even after 4 hrs. Would go again when I'm craving donkatsu. And the sauce they give is extremely hot so I would be careful with the kids.
Best tonkatsu in NY! It's a small, apparently family owned business that only accepts cash. It's my go to spot for tonkatsu.
Margaret M
Best 돈가스 ever! Been coming here forever!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork Cutlet Don Katsu
Sulgi Cho
My favorite Korean Namsan style pork cutlet place. Flat and tender pork cutlet with sweet demi-glass sauce was served with old style cream soup, and other small side dishes. So good The place itself has the vibe of must-eat restaurant at the corner of backstreet in Korea ??Parking: There is small parking lot and plenty of street parking when it’s full
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork Cutlet Don Katsu
J C.
Food tasted average honestly and seemed low effort for the price I pay. Price is on the high side with tax you are looking at 20 cash per person. The amount of rice was small and the meat was skinny and dry instead of juicy and tender. The side dishes were meh.
Seungeob Shin
First time visiting, and she gave me 2 pieces of cuttlet, which are only as big as my babies hand. It's really small. I can say this another restaurant near this place which is "ju bang jang" put at leat 3 times bigger meats then here. And they charge me the same price as $20. Please try one that I mentioned above and compare it. I think this is not right for $20 meal.
It's been a long time since I ordered it through submission, but when I opened it and the amount was really small, I stopped by another place on the way and ordered pork cutlet again. I will never buy it again. At least they were kind. You can eat inside, but you absolutely must not
Food: 1
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Pork Cutlet Don Katsu
It tastes just like the one I had in Korea!!?
Coming back here after nearly a decade and I can say nothing has really changed except the price here. I always get super excited when I see these restaurants with one item only since chances are the owner usually has perfected or elevated the item somehow, this place is especially disappointing since it does neither, showcases a fairly average to almost mediocre katsu, yet charges an almost obscene price for them. But maybe I'm just drinking too much haterade on this one, they've survived for this long for a reason right? I just can't figure out why.
love yedon. have been going since i was young and it always hits the spot. one of the best classic donkatsu sauces i’ve tried and despite the seemingly non traditional set up of the plate, i always leave full. i used to always get extra of their cream soup and despite them now charging for extras, i still get it. i will say, they no longer give their radish as a side dish, but i recommend trying it!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork Cutlet Don Katsu
It's a very ordinary pork cutlet. I'll go once, but I don't think I'll go again. It doesn't seem very attractive and the quantity seems small compared to the price.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 2
I really like their food. To me its still one of best place but after trying a few takeouts and noticing the prices of $20 for the 1 serving of katsu. I noticed that takeout is a-lot smaller and its the same price as dine in. So I don’t really go often due to the price. I want to support small mom and pop stores but due to the hefty price Ill just go less often from now on
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Pork Cutlet Don Katsu
Family owned business small quite spot. They literally only sell one thing and it's good decent 8/10 it's Aii. If the katsu ever turns bad one day then it's clipped season
Great value, cannot find small business like this anymore
Excellent service and food is so delicious. Just the way and how they make it in Korea and the sauce was so delicious. Very clean and well managed family restaurant. Loved it and I recommend highly to try.
If you have nostalgia for some old Korean style 돈까스 this is the place. Loved it. However if you like those thick meat style ones this wouldn't be the place. At first the portion looked quiet small but I'm still full even after 4 hrs. Would go again when I'm craving donkatsu. And the sauce they give is extremely hot so I would be careful with the kids.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tonkatsu
Restaurantji Recommends
Best tonkatsu in NY! It's a small, apparently family owned business that only accepts cash. It's my go to spot for tonkatsu.
Best 돈가스 ever! Been coming here forever!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork Cutlet Don Katsu
My favorite Korean Namsan style pork cutlet place. Flat and tender pork cutlet with sweet demi-glass sauce was served with old style cream soup, and other small side dishes. So good The place itself has the vibe of must-eat restaurant at the corner of backstreet in Korea ??Parking: There is small parking lot and plenty of street parking when it’s full
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork Cutlet Don Katsu
Food tasted average honestly and seemed low effort for the price I pay. Price is on the high side with tax you are looking at 20 cash per person. The amount of rice was small and the meat was skinny and dry instead of juicy and tender. The side dishes were meh.
First time visiting, and she gave me 2 pieces of cuttlet, which are only as big as my babies hand. It's really small. I can say this another restaurant near this place which is "ju bang jang" put at leat 3 times bigger meats then here. And they charge me the same price as $20. Please try one that I mentioned above and compare it. I think this is not right for $20 meal.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1