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| - First off, let me start off by putting it out there that I'm NOT a Katsu fan... it's OK - but I always feel like Katsu is nothing really special and there are always better things to have on the menu so take my review with a grain of salt.
We each ordered Chicken Katsu on rice and 1 Chicken Katsu Noodle. The Katsu was decently portioned and were quite large for $9. They were crispy and sweet but I didn't find them anything special that made them stand out. The noodle soup was meh... the noodles were chewy and cooked well but the broth was a little underwhelming.
They sold taro chips which probably were made in-store but they were packaged by the counter and not freshly made to order which, really, I could probably buy at a store.
The menu offers wedding noodle which they've apparently stopped selling "a while back" but hasn't been taken off the menu and the sign inside AND outside makes mention of waffles and chicken - please note that the waffles piece was supposedly from the previous business (even though their counter menu also says they carried waffles), big Moe's and this place sadly does not offer it, regardless of the ads.
So truly, this place offers Katsu (pork or chicken) on a bun, with rice, with a thick noodle clear broth soup, Korean pancake, taro chips, or soft serve ice cream.
There were 4 of us and only 1 of us was extremely impressed with the place (which happens to love every Katsu he's ever tried so again - grain of salt).
Sorry but we'd probably not go back.
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