However, one date night, hubs brought me to dinner at Kimukatsu in Century City Mall. He was there a few days ago with his friends and he'd been telling me to try it out also.
The hallway that will lead you to the dining area. |
All tonkatsu sets are served with unlimited Japanese rice, miso soup (another favorite!), Japanese pickels and cabbage salad.
I just had one serving of cabbage salad but two bowls of miso soup. Yum! |
Php390.00 + 10% service charge |
Php380.00 + 10% service charge |
And the crushing of sesame seeds added more fun :-)
Crushed sesame seeds are designed to be added to the tonkatsu sauce for a richer flavor. I sprinkled it to my plain cabbage salad, together with the roasted sesame sauce, and loved it.
The garlic tonkatsu was okay but both hubs and I agreed, as cheese lovers, that the cheese tonkatsu tastes better. The melted cheese blended well with the pork cutlet and we were in heaven on every bite! I also love that the cheese wasn't too salty, the tonkatsu was actually looking deep fried outside, but amazingly juicy inside.
I also ordered Soy Cotta for dessert. I always love anything soy but this one I will definitely pass next time. The soy flavor was weak for me that I felt like it was just a regular sweetened gelatin. And also considering the serving size, the price of this is just too much. I don't know, maybe it's just me :)
Php180.00 + 10% service charge |
Branches:
Level 3, Century City Mall
Kalayaan Ave. cor Salamanca St,
Poblacion Makati City
Level 5 Shangri-la Plaza East Wing Shaw Boulevard cor.
EDSA Mandalyoung City
New katsu place to try. I tried Yabu and Saboten pa lang. But I'm more of a ramen girl than katsu. Makakarami din siguro ako ng miso soup :)
ReplyDeleteIt's been a while since I have last visited Kimukatsu. I miss their Cheese and Garlic katsu! :)
ReplyDeleteMouth watering! Especially the cheese tonkatsu.
ReplyDeleteI'm drooling over that Cheese Tonkatsu. I want to have one now! -- Maria Teresa Figuerres
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