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Although it looks like any ordinary Chinese restaurant, this eatery is famed for its katsudon. The recipe is three generations old and combines a crunchy fried pork cutlet with sweet dashi, onions and egg, on rice. Even the fiercest critics fall for it.
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Transport Nishi-Ogikubo Station (Chuo, Chuo-Sobu lines)
Telephone 03 3399 4207
Open Lunch 11:30am-3pm, dinner 5pm-8:30pm / closed Sun, Mon
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