Tonkatsu is a thick piece of pork that has been breaded in panko and deep fried until golden and crispy. The name can be broken into two parts: ton, meaning pork, and katsu, meaning cutlet.
One of the options available is the Hokkaido Kurobuta Rosu Katsu Set (S$32), featuring a thick-cut loin of kurobuta (black pig). The meat is unrelentingly tender and juicy while the panko exterior is ...
Shout “katsu” in Japan, and most people will think of the popular tonkatsu pork dish. But the OED definition is “a piece of meat (usually chicken), seafood, or vegetable, coated with flour ...