Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan｜Wako

A restaurant where you can make your dream of eating delicious tonkatsu to your heart's content come true. The W Wako Gohan (¥1,480) with two loin cutlets on top was very delicious. A man, maybe an employee? The store manager's customer service is very polite and makes me feel at ease.

I went to "Kazuyuki" Keikyu Department Store Kamiooka store. ``Kazuyuki'' is located in the restaurant area on the 10th floor of Keikyu Department Store, and I often use it for lunch while shopping. I usually order ``large fin cutlet rice'', but lately I've been ordering something that isn't available at some restaurants. Today's order for me is ``Japanese Pork Mochibuta Loin Katsu Gozen''. Japanese Mochibuta loin weighs 130g. The service is always spot on, with cold tea and towels provided. After 10 minutes of waiting, my order was brought to me. The Japanese Mochibuta loin is the same 130g, but it's not as big as the Kurobuta pork loin cutlet I had before, but it's thicker and looks delicious. I tried it with a bite of salt and mustard...it was wonderfully soft and the fat was very sweet. I feel like I gained something. By the way, the Japanese pork mochibuta loin cutlet set does not come with grated radish or miso. We ended our dinner with a very delicious tonkatsu. Recently, the menus that are not available at Wako depending on the store are ``Kurobuta pork loin cutlet rice'', ``Maruthirekatsugohan'', and ``Japanese pork mochibuta pork loin cutlet rice''. Ippondashi's log fin cutlet is certainly thick and large, but since the log is emphasized, the meat is not pounded too much, so it is quite chewy and hard! ️ What I thought was the most delicious was the "Japanese Pork Mochibuta Loin Katsu." In addition, the quality of Kazuyuki remains the same no matter where you go, and the service is top-notch. If you are looking for stable service, "Kazuyuki" is the best choice! ️ postscript Today I came to Kazuyuki to try a katsuni meal that I had never had before. When you enter, you will be shown to a table and provided with warm tea as usual. There were three types of simmered katsuni on the menu, but I ordered the ``Filled Shrimp Nabe Gohan.'' As the name suggests, it is a fillet cutlet and fried shrimp with egg. The food was brought to me. There is a flat pot full of katsuni. Scoop out the plied onions and eggs and enjoy the gentle sweetness, elegant taste, and deliciousness. Both the shrimp and fins absorb the soup well and have a very good taste. I've also had Kazuyuki's katsudon, and it's not too sweet and it's really delicious. The katsunabe is quite large, and you can eat about 4 cups of rice in the katsunabe. (I only had one refill.) If you want to eat a lot, please choose one.

I often use it when using Wing Kamiooka. It's definitely delicious! The taste is more consistent than that of famous restaurants in the area. It's been a while since I've eaten fillet, but it was perfectly cooked, tender, and delicious. Also, the miso soup with clams goes really well with rice. This miso soup has higher points than Saboten. Also, the sauce and dressing were changed every time and wiped with alcohol to prevent infection. The store manager's customer service is polite, and the customer service of the part-time employees is also good, and I have no concerns. They will happily ask if you would like a refill. It's more crowded than the surrounding shops, which makes sense. Thank you for the meal!