Cotolet - Richmond Hill

Worth Trying.Not really the same par as Brown or Katsuya, but given no alternatives it gets the job done.Seafood Really big dislike on the powdered parmesan, giving the whole thing a bad funk vibe.We also tried their signature sauce and I feel that it was just passable.Gets the job done but makes me crave the others even more. Doesn't take AMEX.

Nice pork loin katsu with rice and brown sauce. The flour surface is thin and crispy. The pork loin is of prime quality. The sauce tastes good. Appreciate very much that the attendant offers an apology for the thin sauce, which should have been thicker.The environment is nice. The attendant is friendly and diligent. This restaurant worths a try. Looking forward to visiting this restaurant again and try other dishes.

Great food! Fresh bread crumbs coating makes a difference. Sure, we will be back again!!

SOY LEGUME Allergy Friendly: YesG6PD Deficiency Friendly: YesBaby Friendly: YesThis katsu eatery is a great find. First and foremost the service is excellent. The staff is friendly, attentive and patient with questions. The venue itself is openly spaced and felt comfortable and clean. We did not have to wait for a table when we arrived at 6pm on a Tuesday.It’s rare to find a north Asian restaurant that can cater for soy and legume sensitivities. They use a non soy based oil for frying which is great. My son ordered the pork loin and salad without dressing for both, and brought his own katsu sauce, but as you can see from the first 2 pictures, he loved it. The other orders were equally delicious. However, the order with mushroom cream sauce was a bit heavy. I ordered the chicken with regular brown sauce, while my wife ordered the pork loin with spicy sauce which I felt was the best tasting.The orders cost around $21 each.We will come again for sureDietary restrictions: SOY LEGUME Allergy Friendly: YesG6PD Deficiency Friendly: YesBaby Friendly: Yes

Limited menu selection, but the food tastes great and the presentation is very photogenic. Get the cutlet combos as those are the best deals. Meals are on the pricier side compared to other cutlet restaurants. They are Korean operated, serving a Japanese menu.