This restaurant is located in one if the side alleys but is still easy to find. Restaurant is kept clean and tidy and the staff was very helpful and friendly. Food was good. Tonkatsu was crispy on the outside and juicy/tender on the inside. So nice!

+3

Cash only! I was looking for a lunch spot that was open a little bit later in the Asakusa area and wasn't going to be super crowded. This fit the bill perfectly! I ordered Mix B which came with chicken cutlet, two pieces of fried shrimp, miso soup, and a few veggies. The breading on the chicken was phenomenal! Definitely the best chicken cutlet I had the entire trip! I was eating solo here and felt very well taken care of by the staff

+3

We spent new year’s day at Senso-ji in Asakusa, then headed here, our favorite katsu spot tucked away from the crowds of Rokku Broadway and Hoppy Street. Since it was our third visit, the owners were so thrilled they handed us an extra serving of meat on the house! 🥺 We had a very good chat as they were so welcoming + the food has always been great! It was such a beautiful, full-circle interaction that left our hearts and stomachs completely full. We will definitely come back here on our next visit to Tokyo. We’re from Manila by the way 💕

+1

This restaurant is a gem near Sensō-ji Temple. The very kind chef introduced himself after preparing us an excellent tonkatsu and made sure everything was to our liking. He spent time with us, giving us excellent advices for our upcoming excursions. The waitresses were also very sweet and kind. We ate wonderfully in a place that isn't crowded with tourists, where we felt welcomed. Highly recommended!

After getting turned away from a couple of places on Hoppy St due to peak time we stumbled across this gem which I’m glad we did. It wasn’t overly busy and the food was great. Customer service was exceptional with the ladies being very welcoming and the owner/chef friendly.