Had the Wagu beef cutlet meal, if was excellent as were all the accompaniments. Hot stone for more cooking as it was rare, my preference but also cooked some Only minor down side was there was little emotion from the staff, only minor but stops...me give 5/5More

Great location. Highly recommend. My partner and I ordered a pork cutlet and kimukatsu meal sets to share, it was delicious! Came with cabbage salad, rice and miso soup.

After reading the reviews I was excited to go here. The location however is a bit off putting, moving from the busy streets to a basement with a few people had me hesitating. However, the Katsu itself was delicious. We had the fillet meal and...the Kimukatsu and both were delicious. Plenty of sauces to mix up and choose from and rice, cabbage, miso and pickled vegetables on repeat. Great dinner. Would come again. Only negative was the lack of warmth from the staff. Helpful and due diligent but not warm and welcoming like many other restaurants I have experienced in Japan. Would definitely come back though.More

It's so famous kitchen in Osaka. There are 25 floors in a pork cutlet. On top of that, Service is so outstanding :)

Good quality and good service~ If you come to Osaka, I recommend you visit here. I want to visit this again. 오사카에 오면 추천할 만한 돈까스집. 질 좋은 돈까스에 좋은 서비스를 즐길 수 있는 곳입니다. 영어로 기껏 썼더니 한글로 50자 제한이라고 등록이 안되네요.무튼 맛있습니다.

Good service and a lovely little place with a traditional Japanese atmosphere. Price not too expensive either.

Saw the review on TripAdvisor so gave it a go but when we reached there, there were no crowd and we understood why there were so many good reviews. Because for a Tripadvisor review, some free ice cream/dessert would be given! But we are reviewing...here not because of the free dessert as I’m already back in my home country. I must say the kimukatsu (layered pork) was tender and juicy. I ordered kimukatsu and shrimps and the prawns were fresh unlike those in my home country. The tofu was nice too! You have to do your own sesame sauce too. Quite interesting. They serve free flow of rice so if you like jap rice, it will fill you up. Give it a go if you are at Dotonbori. Local stills visits this place as we have about 3-4 tables of locals having their dinner when we reach.More