It's been a year since I last visited this place! I've been holding back from going multiple times on my way home (lol) but today I just had to go - I wanted to have the pork cutlet curry! The price has gone up, but it can't be helped. It seems like it's tastier to eat at the restaurant than to take it home for the kids. I tried a bite of someone else's meal (lol) and the grilled meat was a bit smelly, which was disappointing. The pork cutlet is the best!! Thank you for the meal♪

I suddenly felt like eating a junky pork cutlet bowl, so I came here. I ordered the smallest size with miso soup and a hot spring egg. Even though it was the smallest size, it was quite a lot and I couldn't finish the rice. The pork cutlet seemed slightly over-fried. The miso soup at this type of bowl restaurant often only has small meat scraps, but I was glad to see plenty of pork belly in it. The female staff members were very friendly and polite, and the kitchen atmosphere seemed good. I wonder if the constant stream of male customers coming in is due to this pleasant atmosphere?

In the spring, I tried takeout for the first time and had a pork cutlet bowl for 490 yen plus tax, with a 100 yen discount, which was a great deal! However, I found the flavor to be too bland for my taste. I prefer dishes with stronger flavors. So, when I heard about the "Autumn Seafood Fry Set" which includes oyster fry, I decided to give it another try. The set includes 2 oyster fries, 2 shrimp fries, shredded cabbage, rice, and miso soup for 690 yen plus tax, with a 100 yen discount. Although the fries were not very filling, they were crispy and delicious. The tartar sauce was a nice touch, and I enjoyed being able to eat it with both sauce and salt. The delicious pickles were also unlimited, and the miso soup was a nice addition. I noticed that the place was filled with working men during lunchtime, and I thought they must enjoy fried food after a hard day's work. As a woman dining alone, I might prefer takeout during busy lunch hours (I went with a friend this time). Since I didn't like the pork cutlet bowl before, I'll try the sauce cutlet bowl for takeout next time, as it seems to offer good value.

I really wanted to eat katsu curry on my way home from work! I stopped by (laughs). Is it weird for a woman to eat katsu curry alone? (laughs) The kids got katsu don for takeout. Now, about the katsu curry, that's right, there's a lot of rice, isn't there? I was almost ready to give up, but it was delicious! I'll definitely go again. Thank you for the meal! (っ˘ڡ˘ς)

I didn't think I had never reviewed before! Huh? Haven't I reviewed it six times? Speaking of "Katsuya," it's about "Katsudon." - Katsudon (Plum) 539 yen Come to think of it, I can't remember the last time I had Katsudon, I'm more of a Katsudon set meal person. It comes out in less than 3 minutes after ordering, which makes you go, really? The fact that today's pork cutlet was a bit tough and chewy also makes sense. Well, it's all about speed and affordability. Thank you for the meal (^o^)

As always, I was rushing past, but on this day, I thought I might not have time to eat before watching the movie at 6:25 pm, so I grabbed an onigiri and a sandwich from the convenience store - which ended up being katsu curry (lol). I tried my best to make it in time for the movie, but the curry I ordered took forever to arrive, so I ended up being a little late for the movie (lol). There were a lot of takeout customers, so they seemed to be constantly busy. If they were nearby, I might become a regular customer since it seems like they're open until midnight. The crispy and hot katsu curry was just right in terms of spiciness, but a little more curry would have been nice (lol). My son's black pepper fried chicken was also delicious. Thank you for the meal! (っ˘ڡ˘ς)

Tonjiru set meal for 650 yen after 9 pm. I know I'll regret feeling bloated and gaining weight the next day, but I really want to eat it! Along Route 12 in Ebetsu, there are surprisingly quite a few people. The late-night Katsu tribe is heading straight for obesity, haha. Do you know the calorie count at Katsuya? The healthiest option is the Tonjiru set meal at 1056 kcal. By the way, the highest is the Katsu curry mats at 2335 kcal... scary. I ordered less rice with the Tonjiru set meal, and the two thin pork cutlets were crispy and tender. The large-sized pork soup in the set is huge with plenty of ingredients, but it's a bit lukewarm. The pickles are all-you-can-eat and crunchy. Considering the price, it's truly a grateful restaurant. Thank you for the meal.

After returning from Asahikawa, I went to the arcade with my son and then stopped by Katsuya. At first, I was planning to order the usual pork cutlet set meal, but I noticed a collaboration menu. "Ramen croquette and pork cutlet set meal 759 yen," a collaboration with Kokurakuen. The croquette from a ramen shop doesn't seem like a healthy choice at all. The ramen sauce with lard is strong in flavor. It seems to have chopped green onions as well. I don't usually like croquettes, but this one isn't bad... Miso soup is included, rice is extra large, I ate too much but I'm satisfied! LOL Thank you for the meal (^o^)

I visited this restaurant to buy lunch while working in Ebetsu. I occasionally pass by this place, but hadn't had the chance to visit. The restaurant was crowded, so I got a takeout. This time, I bought the "Katsudon Bento (Ume)" which they made fresh after I ordered. I was happy to be able to eat it piping hot. I returned to my workplace and enjoyed it. It had been a while since I had Katsudon, and it was very delicious. Next time, I want to eat slowly inside the restaurant. Thank you for the meal٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

My son's smartphone had a problem, so I went to the shop and got it fixed at K's Denki. Before heading out, my wife gave me a note and some money, which said, "Tonkatsu set please." I ended up getting the "Ebi (shrimp) and Rosu (pork) Katsu set for 790 yen (excluding tax)" for takeout. Even though the crispiness was lost by the time I got home, both the shrimp and pork katsu were tasty, as expected from Katsuya. If you're looking for a casual katsu meal, this place is more than enough. Thank you for the meal! (^o^)

Visited for the first time on August 28, 2019. Today, I had a day trip for work in Ebetsu City. A colleague wanted to go to Katsuya, so I visited a different Katsuya store two weeks ago, but this time it was my first visit to Katsuya Ebetsu Nopporo store. There were about 10 customers before me and 6 customers after me. I ordered the Katsudon (bamboo) with less rice. The Katsudon (bamboo) with less rice costs 702 yen (tax included). Even with less rice, the balance with the katsu and sauce seemed good visually. The katsu itself was about 1.5 times thicker (and heavier) than the (ume) katsu I had last time. Compared to the (ume) katsu, the (bamboo) katsu tasted juicier and more delicious. The katsu was freshly fried and hot, and the sweet and savory sauce paired well with the rice. It was delicious! Eating katsudon makes me feel like I can work hard in the afternoon. It was simply delicious. I will definitely come back again.

Today, I had the day off work, but my wife was going to a railway event in Ebetsu, so I decided to drive her there. The event was in Omasa, and it was going on until 5 PM. On the way, I saw a chain restaurant with a large photo of mapo tofu rice bowl displayed outside, which caught my interest. I dropped off my wife at the venue and headed to the restaurant. It was a branch of Katsuya in Ebetsu Noppo, and I thought they would be open at this time. However, the automatic door didn't open, and it showed that they were still preparing. I checked the opening hours on the door, and it turned out they opened at 10 AM. I could have sworn they used to open earlier. Well, I decided to wait for another 15 minutes until they opened. During the wait, I confirmed that they were serving a limited-time mapo chicken cutlet rice bowl. As soon as they opened, I entered the restaurant and ordered the mapo chicken cutlet rice bowl. The cutlet took some time to fry, so I had to wait for about 15 minutes until the dish was served. The rice bowl consisted of a chicken cutlet on top of rice, covered with mapo tofu. I started by eating the cutlet, which was quite large, and then moved on to the mapo tofu. The dish had a good amount of mapo sauce, which gave it a flavorful taste without being too heavy. The mapo sauce had a slightly artificial sweetness but a decent level of spiciness. There was not much tofu in the dish, but there was a good amount of minced meat. Overall, the dish was delicious, and the key factor was the generous amount of mapo sauce. I don't usually eat at Katsuya because their cutlets tend to give me heartburn, but surprisingly, this mapo chicken cutlet rice bowl didn't cause any discomfort. I enjoyed the dish without needing to drink water, but it might be too spicy for those who are not used to spicy food. I recommend this dish to those who can handle spiciness well. It was a satisfying meal, and I enjoyed it until the end. Thank you for the delicious meal!

After a long time, I had a katsudon (plum) at Katsuya for 539 yen. The cutlet was a bit firm, but it was still good for this price. I quite liked the sweet and savory sauce. I was in the mood for katsudon, so I enjoyed it. Thank you for the meal.

I ordered a mixed set meal of chicken cutlet and fried chicken. It was very filling. The fried chicken was quite juicy and delicious when hot. However, the flavor was strong. The rice was tasty and went well with the meal. The chicken cutlet was thick and had a lot of fat, but it was acceptable. The coating was crispy without being too thick. The rice was slightly soft. The tea was warm and easy to drink quickly. Thank you for the meal.

"Katsudon (plum) at Katsuya Enbetsu Nopporo branch. Today is katsudon day! Of course, it's delicious (^O^)"

"Tonkatsu set meal"

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