Tare-Katsu Kichijoji

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タレカツ 吉祥寺店
タレカツ 吉祥寺店
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Time Out says

Niigata’s local katsudon is the tare-katsu. To make it, a thin pork cutlet, which has been dipped in a soy-based, salty-sweet sauce (tare), is placed on top of the rice. It’s said that this style of katsudon began in the early Showa period, when street stalls started to sell shoyu-dare (soy-based dipping sauce) katsudon. At Tare-Katsu, ¥830 gets you a bowl of rice completely covered with a generous serving of pork cutlets that can be eaten with condiments like wagarashi (Japanese mustard) and habanero chilli peppers.

Details

Address:
1-1-9 Kichijoji-Minamicho, Musashino-shi
Tokyo
Transport:
Kichijoji Station (Chuo, Sobu, Keio Inokashira lines), south exit
Opening hours:
11am-10pm daily
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