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  • My experience at Cafe de Japon was definitely a great one. Upon entering I felt like I really was at a cafe in Japan. The interior of the place has a Japanese feel to it, creating a wonderful atmosphere. In addition to the interior, they played various Japanese songs the whole time! Upon looking at the menu, I saw that they have various Japanese dishes such as Hayashi Rice, variations of hamburg steak, Curry (Vegetable, Beef, and Chicken), as well as various pasta dishes. Besides the items on the menu, there are daily specials listed on a whiteboard. I decided to order the yuzu soda ($5) , since many other yelpers have suggested it. I had no idea what to expect, so my first sip was definitely a surprise. The flavor was definitely unique, but tasted great. At the bottom of the glass there are yuzu rinds, which add to the great, light flavor of the drink. For an appetizer I decided to order a Potato Korokke ($3.50). The Korokke was a perfect golden brown color and looked very appetizing! The dipping sauce, which I'm pretty sure was the same as the tonkatsu sauce, complemented the Korokke perfectly! Upon my first bite, I was amazed at how perfect the crispy breading tasted along with the potato. I definitely recommend trying this, but be sure to let it cool because it is very hot upon serving ( I burned my mouth because it was too delicious to put down !). After that, I decided to try the curry katsu ($11). The breading on the katsu was perfect and had just the right amount of sauce to make it flavorful, without taking any flavor away from the curry. The curry was a spicy chicken curry that I would not recommend to anyone who can't handle anything but mild. It is pretty spicy, so be sure you can handle it before ordering. For dessert I decided to try their chocolate parfait ($7). The chocolate parfait consisted of whipped cream, vanilla ice cream, chocolate syrup, crushed wafers (almost like a crushed ice cream cone), a couple pieces of chocolate candy, and two cookie sticks (they are rolled paper thin wafers with chocolate in the middle). The parfait was absolutely delicious, definitely a must have if you love sweets. Overall I spent about $50 here since I did have another guest with me as well. I will definitely be coming back here to try out some of their other dishes.
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