Tsu, Mie, Japan｜Fukuton

You may have a personal preference, but I love it and often eat it for lunch ^ ^

The batter is distinctive, and it is fried with a tempura-like batter rather than bread crumbs. Although the meat is thin, it goes well with the batter and spicy sauce.

Second visit with a senior. For lunch, I ordered a large tonkatsu, a large meal, and pork miso soup. I was so full that I couldn't eat dinner. The difference in rice is only 20 yen, so you may want to order a large one, but it may be fine.