Akaiwa, Okayama, Japan｜Katsujin

Friendly servers, great tonkatsu and big cold draft beers. What's not to like? Images of the food on the menus for foreigners who can't read Japanese.

Takeout this time I asked for mince cutlet bento! There was a lot of rice, two kinds of sauce and clam soup, and it was very delicious. There was a volume, and it was a satisfying lunch box!

For 3 adults and 2 children, it costs 6,600 yen for 3 gozen, 2 kamaage udon, and a small cutlet bowl. Everyone ordered a different gozen, but there were no side dishes, and all of them were very delicious. For me, the main dishes were naturally the warm soba noodles and potato salad. It's huge, tastes great, and looks gorgeous! So I'm pretty happy with this price. You can refill the cabbage and rice, and it was so fresh and delicious that you'll want to eat as many bowls as you want if you have the stomach.