We like coming here, prices are good and food is pretty decent. They have parking space and a long opening time. We also always get 100¥ off coupons which is nice to use the next time we visit. We usually eat in but I also order take out with self-pickup sometimes.

I ordered takeaway. I'm grateful for the fairly spacious parking lot(*ˊ˘ˋ*)｡♪:*° What I bought that day was… ･おろしカツ定食 Even though I know ｢かつや means katsudon!｣, I love ponzu, so whenever I see ｢おろしポン酢｣ on the menu, I instinctively order it(ﾉ≧ڡ≦) The おろしポン酢 comes separately, so even when I ate it after getting home, the tonkatsu wasn't soggy and tasted delicious♪ It wasn't thick, but considering the price (under 1000円), the taste and portion were more than adequate. There was some grass on the side, but no dressing; was it self-service…? I gulped down the remaining おろしポン酢. Thanks for the meal!

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After being disappointed by 『トンテキ丼』 last time (it wasn't what I consider tonteki), I had the regular 『かつ丼』. I ordered extra sauce, and it had a satisfying amount and was delicious. Thanks for the meal. =================== I always enjoy their katsudon. This time I ordered 『トンテキ丼』 for the first time. It was my fault for not looking closely at the menu, but unexpectedly, it was "fried" pork covered in plenty of sweet soy-and-butter sauce. What I consider tonteki is fragrantly "grilled" pork with Worcestershire-and-ketchup sauce. It was too sweet and far too heavy, so I was disappointed.

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It had been a while since my last visit. I chose 海老ヒレロースカツ定食. Affordable and delicious😄 I was full Visited again after a while. The jar of all-you-can-eat pickles was gone, and pickles came with the set meal instead. I had ロースカツ&メンチ定食, and it was delicious😊 Visited again. I had 海老ヒレメンチカツ定食. It sat a little heavily in my stomach Visited again. I wasn't really in the mood for fried food, so I had トンテキ, and it was incredibly delicious😉

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It's all about value for money. I wouldn't say it's especially delicious, but if you spend the money, there are endless delicious things out there. However, tonkatsu is quite difficult and troublesome to make yourself. You can get fairly decent ones at supermarkets, but they're not piping hot. Freshly fried at this price is an extraordinary bargain. And given the ingredient costs, this price also seems to be the limit. So the croquette, which has inexpensive ingredients, was exceptionally delicious. Well, I don't really remember eating croquettes at restaurants much myself, so I have no basis for comparison and can't say for sure, but I would really like you to try it. The tonjiru is good value too.