Shinjuku City, Tokyo, Japan｜Hoshino

I stopped by in the evening and had a set meal. The pork cutlet was thick and the batter was very delicious. Apparently they also serve chanko at night, so I'd like to try the chanko next time.

A tonkatsu restaurant where you can eat a set meal regardless of day or night! Chanko nabe is super large! This is a shop where you can smoke inside!

There is a tonkatsu restaurant in a backstreet that I never noticed even though it has been around for a long time, even though it is close to Shinjuku Station. Fried with a crunchy texture that can only be achieved using high-quality lard. The fluffy shredded cabbage provides a nice balance. The miso soup is also red miso-based, but the soup stock is good. The sauce is a calming type with a strong sweetness. Hmm. good. There's probably something wrong with my sensor that I haven't noticed this store for a long time. At night, it seems to be a chankonabe restaurant, and there are also calligraphy stamped with the handprints of four famous sumo wrestlers, including Chiyonofuji. Tonkatsu and chanko? Why Sumo? Apparently, the owner's younger brother used to be a sumo wrestler, so he has some connections to sumo. There is a wide selection of delicious-looking Western dishes on the menu. What should I eat this time? Later, I tried fried chicken and omelet. It's delicious. Fried chicken with a slightly burnt soy sauce aroma that whets your appetite. Fluffy omelet made with high-quality lard. Ikan. I'm totally a fan.