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Came on a Tuesday night and the wait was about 20 mins even though we were quoted 40 so not too bad. There's plenty of parking as well. There isn't a lot of seating inside but it is clean and doesn't feel too cluttered. Food wise, the gyoza is good but tastes like it is from a Costco bag. The chicken katsu was good but a little too thin for my taste. Wish it was a bit crispier. Overall, good spot with huge portions so I would come back.
Begrudgingly giving 3 stars. I came here on a weekday for lunch at 1pm. The place was packed, but luckily, one table was available. It's a small place and the tables are crammed together; you practically touch elbows with whoever is sitting at the table next to you. I ordered the Hako Tonkatsu. The amount of food is a great deal for the price. Along with a large serving of tonkatsu (pork katsu), you get miso soup, rice, salad, and banchan (some sort of radish and jalapeños). The quality of the pork was superb and the crunch of the panko was right on point. I've had many, many plates of tonkatsu over the years, both here in the U.S. and Japan, and this rates highly, made perfectly. I'm not usually a huge fan of miso soup but this one was really good; I loved it. The rice was excellent and the salad was standard but bright & fresh. As a sauce guy, the importance of a good katsu sauce is imperative in making a tonkatsu meal perfect. When I tried the sauce served with this meal I thought - they've got to be kidding. It tasted like a version of Thousand Island dressing. I looked at other tables (2 inches away) who had the same meal and they were dipping into the same container so it was no mistake. Apparently, this is their version of katsu sauce and it was nothing like any katsu sauce I've had in my life. This was an embarrassment to the world of katsu sauce. It disappointed me and honestly destroyed the entire tonkatsu experience. I guess the five-star reviewers like this sauce but just don't know what proper katsu sauce is. I don't want to be a crybaby and give too low a rating as everything else was exceptional, but I'd never ever go back here nor recommend it. Would easily been 5 stars if they had any clue.
Nothing but great things to say about this place, quality of food, and service! It gets quite busy so make sure to have a resie, show up early to get in the waitlist, or be prepared to order to go. Cheese tonkatsu - fried but airy, not too greasy, cheese compliments the pork loin without being to overpowering, pork loin was juicy, sesame sauce was delicious, cabbage salad had ample yet flavorful dressing, miso soup and rice were great pairings aging with the pickled veggies. I would get this again and again
Expectations may have been a bit high due to the popularity and good word about Hako, but I regularly am on the hunt for good Japanese katsu and curry, so have tried some pretty good katsu in my days. First off, it's a pretty great value. You get a set meal for a very good price these days, since the katsu meals come with their homemade katsu sauce (tastes like a slightly sweet and sour peanut satay), cabbage salad, rice, miso soup, and pickles. If you're looking for value only, this is great. Even the appetizers and sushi rolls are reasonable. I like that you can add on extra curry or some pieces of sushi or gyoza with your katsu or udon meal, and can add more than one. We saw a lot of takeout orders going out, though you don't get the soup. - Agedashi Tofu A light, popcorn crisp fry with sturdy cubes of tofu with enough dashi to cover them all. Respectable appetizer if you like tofu. All the pieces are very hot inside. - Hako Tonkatsu The pork cutlet is pounded so flat and enormous. I added a side of mild curry, which tasted like a good normal Japanese curry, and the additional gyoza were standard grocery filling (seemed to have more of a baked than fried texture on the skin). The nutty satay-like sauce went well with the katsu, but the curry was better. The rice was good and fluffy, and the pickles added an acidic balance. The miso soup was on the salty side. I liked how light and refreshing the cabbage salad was, though I prefer other dressings over this Thousand Island-like creamy one. The katsu itself was a bit disappointing, as it was devoid of moisture and the crisp could have been better. - Chicken Katsu The chicken was slightly better than the pork, as it retained a little more moisture and was just a bit more tender. However, all other aspects were the same. We tried the spicy curry for this plate, and it had the same taste as the regular curry, but with a bite. If you like pain more than taste when you eat spicy foods, I guess that'd be why you choose the spicy here. Considering it took nearly an hour for us to get a table on a random weekday night (seated close to 8pm), I definitely was expecting the food to taste much better. The tables are situated very close to each other, too, so you'll probably have a neighbor within your elbow space. It's not even a contender for a majority of katsu places in NorCal or Hawaii. But if you're in the area and have a craving and want a lot of food for the price, it's fine. If you have leftovers, they will give you an extra new side of their sauce, which is sweet.
Nice place but be prepared to wait when going, almost at all times. Store is pretty small but cozy, nice staff as well. As for the food, I understand why the line is long. It's definitely very good food and worth the wait once in a while. Food is always consistently good. Katsu has a really good breading on it and flavor as well. Sauce puts it over the top. Meals are also pretty big and well priced which really adds the chefs kiss for an already great meal stand alone. Would recommend!
Hako is an Irvine staple and is a must-visit every time I'm in the area. I haven't met a single person who wouldn't be down to get Hako, or had a bad experience here. Knowing how expensive tonkatsu can be, this is a relatively affordable option that nearly halves the cost at some other restaurants. The Hako Tonkatsu comes with an entire pork cutlet, each piece fried to perfection with an audible, satisfying crunch with each bite. The Cheese Tonkatsu is $2 more expensive, and comes with less meat, but each piece is smothered in melty cheese seemingly designed to result in a picture-perfect cheese pull. In my opinion, the Hako is much better value. The tonkatsu sauce had an unexpected tang, and the radishes offered a nice palette cleanser. Comes with rice and shredded lettuce, with are the perfect pairs. All packaged nicely in a portable box with custom engraved chopsticks; even the to-go experience matches perfectly with the clean, minimalist interior. I've been here three times and have never sat inside because of the busyness, which should be expected. We ordered over the phone about 10 minutes before arrival. Checking in, we were able to use the restroom, and by the time we were out, our food was ready! How convenient! Tonkatsu steals the show at Hako, and while they have other items (like sushi and soba), they are definitely overshadowed. Maybe one day I'll get to sit inside. And try the miso soup, which is not offered for to-go orders.
I love tonkatsu, so I was really excited to try this place, and I was not disappointed. The pork tonkatsu is delicious and so crunchy with every bite with the tonkatsu sauce. Every tonkatsu meal comes with a side of miso soup, rice and cabbage salad. The price is reasonable for how much food you get, so definitely come hungry! I tried my sister's hamburg beef tonkatsu and it was equally as delicious. Definitely for those who prefer beef than pork! The service was really good and the wait isn't too bad for a table. The place itself is popping and comfortable to sit in to eat. Come here if you want a great tonkatsu!
Great Katsu joint in the middle of Irvine! This place is very consistent, from the service to the food. Typically, you can expect a bit of a wait on weekday nights, anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour at the peak. Upon entering and being seated, we were served relatively quickly. The wait staff was attentive to our needs and refilled waters frequently. This restaurant has a lot of seating and is good for small to medium size parties. We all got the curry katsu and enjoyed the dish! The meal is quite filling for the price; it comes with with a large cutlet of pork, curry sauce, katsu sauce, rice, various pickled veggies, and a small portion of miso soup. The food was standard, with the star of the show being the curry sauce! Highly recommend to dip the katsu into the curry and have some rice w/ curry as well. The karaage was also good too! Overall, I would recommend this place for those in the area looking for katsu and who don't mind a small wait.
Hako is a restaurant that specializes in katsu. They have various plate options like pork, curry, chicken, fish, cheese, etc. I just got the original Hako Tonkotsu, and it's honestly one of the best katsus I've had in OC. Katsu is not greasy/heavy at all. Portions are large. I highly recommend this place. Place does get really busy, and sometimes, waitlist gets long to the point that I think it may be more worth to get katsu at the Hmart food court for very slightly worse quality but better value.
This is my new favorite place for a tonkatsu meal!!! Tonkatsu was huge, perfectly crispy, and not dry at all. The meal came with rice, salad, pickled veg, and miso soup. The sauce for the tonkatsu was deliciously savory. We waited about an hour and a half on a Wednesday night. The food came out fairly quickly after we ordered and was so worth the wait. Casual ambiance. I wish they had a larger space though as it would help alleviate the long wait times probably. I'm no stranger to waiting for food though, and this place definitely lives up to the hype.
Hako is one of my favorite spots in Irvine all around. It will always be one of my options when I'm thinking about what I want to eat because it's genuinely just so good. It is typically busy compared to your average restaurant here, for good reason. The portions are good, especially for the price, everything is fresh, and the taste is great! This time around I got the chicken katsu and it did not disappoint. The batter and fry doesn't make you feel greasy after eating, which is an issue I have at some places, but not here. You always get miso soup, cabbage, rice, and katsu sauce to dip in no matter which katsu option you choose which I love. It really all compliments each other and helps balance out everything. I would say every item you can try is going to be good as I've came so often and tried a variety of their dishes, such as their hamburg beef katsu, hako tonkatsu, zaru soba (which is honestly underrated), and more. I'll probably continually come back here and will always recommend it to others!
Wow, wow wow wow. Ive seen the reviews, youve seen the reviews - but you really gotta just try Hako for yourself!!! Deliciously crispy and served with amazing sauces. My fish katsu was like the best fish and chips you could want, minus the chips, plus cabbage salad and miso soup and fluffy rice! All for a very decent price. I think i paid around $37 for both of these massive meals. They let you take out and you get a little container of the sauce (the brown one next to the miso soup in my pics) with your box! Its delicious, trust. The food comes out piping hot and relatively quickly considering the place was full when we visited. They have a handy yelp waitlist but we only waited about 10 mins. Parking is easy. Serve staff were friendly and helpful. It's a little tight of a squeeze inside the place, but we were sat at a booth on the outside so we had a bit more room. Maybe ask for a booth if you feel you might need some space!
I came with my friend when we were here for a Disney weekend. Just be aware there's usually a wait for this place. We waited about 45 minutes at lunch time. You can always grab boba next door or browse the Korean market nearby. I've never been to a Korean katsu place and I have to say o was definitely impressed not only by the size but the taste! The pork was still super juicy and crispy with melted cheese oozing out. I did see other people order the regular katsu and it was so huge you could share between two people. There was also an option to choose curry on the side which was amazing as well. Next time I'm in the area, will definitely be back to have this again! Total for 2: $45 read more
I visited hako on a Tuesday evening and the line was long, so you can tell this place is popular. We waited around 30 minutes for a table for a party of 3. The restaurant is small and clean, it doesn't even smell like grease. The staff is quick and attentive with your needs. We ordered the fish katsu, chicken katsu and pork katsu. The servings are huge, you can easily share a plate with 2 people! All the katsu options are fresh and not oily at all. We love their sauce-- its thicker and a bit sweeter than other katsu sauces. We had plenty of leftovers to bring home. It's also reasonably priced, with many of their dishes less than $15. I would visit again to try their curry and other plates! read more
1 year ago
Huge portions. First time at Hako, and it won't be my last -- the curry tonkatsu was a great choice, as the curry (and tonkatsu sauce) complemented the fried katsu well. The dragon roll might've been a bit much on my end had I known how much food we were getting, but it was solid, nothing too crazy! The location was clean (workers were wiping down to the chair legs!), and service was fast. Highly recommend if you're in the area! read more
Hako is definitely worth it if you can manage to snag a table because they often close the waitlist well before the end of dinner service. The service here is organized and even when the kitchen was behind, service was always pretty good. The food here is what you would expect for Tonkatsu, noodles and sushi which is pretty impressive for such a diverse menu. Inside ambiance is very modern minimalist / casual, but just enough space to not feel totally cramped. If you're in the area Id highly recommend it as long as you don't come right before closing as you are most likely to be turned away. read more
for big portions, the price is definitely worth it! i usually get the chicken katsu and its crispy, juicy, and cooked perfectly! i've been to places that don't fully cook their katsu, so i'm glad this place hasn't disappointed me! i also have never had a problem with their customer service. the workers there are genuinely kind and patient, despite during rush hours. read more
2 years ago
My friend had been RAVING about this spot and I had to find out why. Luckily her birthday was coming around and it was finally my chance to try it! PARKING: Ample parking WHAT I ORDERED: * Cheese katsu * Hire katsu, with curry * Hako tonkatsu THE FOOD: We decided to try the Hako tonkatsu since that sounded like what they're known for. And we're glad we did - very solid tonkatsu! Everything worked together well, from the cabbage to the pickles to the soup to the amazing sauce. The hire-katsu was even better, I think. It felt a little bit juicier/fattier, and I'd definitely get it again. But what really blew me away was the cheese katsu! It sounds simple, but something about that cheese pull in the middle of the juicy and crispy meat was life-changing. All of these paired veryyyy well with the curry sauce. SERVICE: Very kind and attentive VIBES: Definitely got a bit busy so not a quiet place, but great for grabbing a bite to eat with friends or family. It did feel a little bit tight. BOTTOM LINE: Get the cheese tonkatsu and don't forget to order the curry! I'll be back. read more
3 months ago
It was pretty busy when we arrived. Reasonable prices for their item. I got the Alaska and Hawaiian rolls which were delicious. I also got their soba noddles which I was disappointed in because the noodles were wet which made it difficult to dip in the sauce. Katsu chicken with curry sauce was a hit for my son. The side dishes we got and will get again are the karage, tofu, tempura shrimp and veggies. It's definitely a must try place. read more
I decided to try something new with some friends and family so we opted to check this place out! We were sat down around a 5 minute wait for a party of 4 and checked out the menu. The server was really cool. She had a frog hat on and was very accommodating. I opted to order a takoyaki and a hako tonkatsu. My friends ordered some sushi rolls along with their cutlet sets. First off, definitely come hungry here cause the tonkatsu sets are huge! The first thing I tried was the soup and sadly it was really cold. Must've been a not so fresh batch. Next i ordered a side of the spicy curry to go along with my set. The cutlet itself is good! Crispy for sure but somewhat dry without the curry or katsu sauce. The katsu sauce here is kind of sour but I liked it. The spicy curry wasn't really spicy at all but it paired really well with the cutlet. That is a definite must if you order here! The takoyaki itself was delicious! We split the bill and overall it was $33 for the food I received. I think the price is worth it for the amount of food you do get. But quality wise... it's good but not anything to rave about which is why I think my rating of 4 stars is really fair. If you're hungry for some cutlet and curry, definitely get your fix here! read more
I always see a long line here, so finally decided to try it out for the first time today. I ordered the chicken katsu. The piece of chicken was huge and delicious. The katsu sauce that came with it didn't do anything for me so I added the spicy curry sauce (extra $3), and also a side of california roll (also $3). Curry sauce was also good. Service was good and attentive. I will be back again tomorrow with my husband. He loves fried foods. :) Be ready to wait for a while though if you decided to try this place out. read more
Great lunch spot, long wait so make sure you sign up on the wait-list. Our group got a variety of appetizers and main dishes, including the curries. The cheese katsu curry was the fan favorite of the table. It's part of a plaza, so parking is really dependent on how busy it is. Would likely not recommend for large groups 8+ people, it'd be a bit snug. Staff was friendly, service was fast! read more
It was busy on a weeknight. They had a waitlist system upon arrival but depending on your party size it could be a bit of a wait. Friendly service. Ordered the chicken katsu entree which came with rice, salad, miso soup, etc. It was a reasonable portion -- filling meal, and good quality fried katsu where the meat was tender and not dry. Paired well with the sauce. Friend ordered sushi but said she would return for the katsu. If this place opened later, it wouldn't feel as rushed of a dinner. read more
7 months ago
1 year ago
Hako is definitely worth checking out and I can understand why it is so popular. Portions are extremely generous and it's reasonably priced. Curry tonkatsu (5/5): Curry was super flavorful and absolutely delicious. Despite it being to-go, the tonkatsu remained crispy even after we got home. We also liked that the tonkatsu was tender and didn't leave a greasy or oily feeling in our mouths. Everything was well prepared and tasted high quality. The side salad with the thousand island dressing, tonkatsu dipping sauce, picked radish, and rice also complemented the dish very well. read more
1 year ago
Hako is one of the few spots that are hyped on social media that really live up to it!! Their katsus are SO yummy, super crispy and flaky and the chicken is juicy and cooked perfectly. Also, the portions are HUGE, especially for the affordable price. The salad is so refreshing too! The staff is friendly, and the restaurant is very clean! Not a huge space though, so it is probably not the best spot to go on a busy night if you don't want to wait a long time. Weekday afternoons are pretty slow and you'll likely be seated immediately. read more
11 months ago
Peak hour take-away is a smart choice The food are delicious I will try curry katsu next time looks so yum read more
1 year ago
I tried the cheese tonkatsu and Hako tonkatsu, and both were incredibly crispy and flavorful. The portions were generous. There is a Yelp waitlist at the door, but you cannot join through the app. It was quite busy on the weekend with a 40-minute wait. Each order comes with soup, cabbage salad, rice, and dipping sauce. The to-go boxes were well-packaged and looked great. Overall, we were satisfied with our meal and plan to return to try the udon and sushi options. read more
service is fast. it's more like an in and out place. they take your finished dishes as they're done with it, not at the end so it feels rushed. they're a busy restaurant with several people waiting for tables and also several take out orders constantly being picked up. not a place to really chill at with friends and catch up. really enjoyed the cheese katsu which does include a thin amount of pork loin. i personally like this but husband felt it was more like a mozzarella stick. the katsu sauce is not the japanese kind. it's still tangy but has a slight creaminess to it. wasn't sure what it's made of. agedashi was yummy. tofu salad was very healthy and light. not an entree type salad for those who are very hungry. still good though. read more
My absolute favorite spot in Irvine right now! I always order the Hako Tonkatsu and its a must try imo - its perfectly crispy and the portions are huge. The sesame sauce that comes on the side is addicting and pairs perfectly with the tonkatsu. The line can get pretty long (especially on weekends), so I recommend adding your name to the waitlist early. Quality food, huge portions, and great value! read more
6 months ago
oh my god literally the best cheese tonkatsu i've ever eaten. it was not overwhelming at all. not greasy. i do wish the salad came with some more sauce cuz it was kinda flavorless. their housemade special sauce for the katsu was delicious. pricing was very reasonable! the restaurant was pretty small and cramped, but other than that it was a pretty good experience! i came w a party of 4 and we did have to wait around 20-25 mins on a weekday during dinner time. overall, i would totally come back! read more
hands down the best katsu spot in irvine. the portion sizes are totally worth your buck and don't leave you feeling overwhelmingly stuffed either. i always get the chicken katsu and i love how crispy and savory it is. the takoyaki is also bomb! not surprisingly, it does get pretty packed on weekend evenings tho. still, i've never had to wait a super long time. staff is really friendly and the food never takes long to come out. if you're craving katsu in irvine and don't know where to go, this is the place! read more
3 months ago
1 year ago
We love Hako! This is our local(ish) go to spot for Katsu. It's always so crispy and delicious and the portions are big so we always have left overs. Our go to appetizer is the Agedashi tofu 10/10 crispy on the outside soft in the inside with the sweet sauce. Yum. I usually get the Pork or Chicken which are both delicious but this today I wanted to try the Hamburg beef katsu and I'm glad I did! It was very flavorful and of course still had the crunch. My wife has also been getting the fish katsu the last few times we've been here which we both really like as well. Very flakey in the inside. An elevated fish fillet/stick if you eat it with the tartar sauce they give you but we normally just stick to the katsu sauce. Service is fast, we try to go when it's not that busy but the longest we've waited was probably a half hour. The service is good and very attentive. read more
This place is great! The wait is a bit long on the weekends so definitely try to get there earlier but it's worth the wait! I had the chicken katsu with mild curry and all of it was so delicious. The chicken was crispy and not super oily! I wish the restaurant has more seating but once you are seated the food comes out quick! Definitely will be coming back here! read more
8 months ago
We waited for about half an hour ti be seated. But Thats given because of the weekend. The food was Excellent and very consistent every time. The restaurant itself very open floor plan. Totally recommend everyone should go here and try. It. read more
8 months ago
So excited to eat here the first time we went here the list was closed already so we went earlier the next time around 7 pm we waited maybe 45 min looks like that is normal here. I ordered the hako tonkatsu with curry sauce. It was good but not super good! I feel like it is not that special tonkatsu. Tasted normal. I don't really need to go back here. Not that excited to go back. read more
1 month ago
6 months ago
Waiting time not more than 40 minutes. Service is fast and friendly. The food is great. Thank you!!! read more
6 months ago
Food is always AMAZING here. They are always nice even when it is really busy. The food never fails to impress me, it always consistent. I love the simple look of the restaurant and always recommend this restaurant to friends. COME HERE AND GIVE IT A TRY read more
6 months ago
1 year ago
Food is always consistent. This is one of only a few restaurants I know of where the quality and taste and freshness is always the same. Thank you management for not skipping steps and not cutting corners. Staff is always nice and attentive. And the restaurant itself is always clean and welcoming. Highly Recommend read more
8 months ago
I love coming here! The service is always awesome and the food never disappoints. The prices are fair for the generous portions you get, which makes it even better. It can get busy at times, but the line moves quickly and before you know it, you're seated and enjoying your meal. The space is on the smaller side, but that actually works in their favor, the staff is attentive and quick to notice when you need something. Overall, a great spot with delicious food and friendly service! Definitely recommend!! read more
1 year ago
All the katsus here are fried to perfection! My family and I love coming here and have basically tried all the katsus here. Our faves are definitely the curry katsu and cheese katsu. Love that it comes with soo much and is very shareable. Our favorite appetizer is the agedashi tofu. There is usually a wait because it's that popular however it is definitely worth it! read more
Hako was excellent. I went here to celebrate a friend's birthday Saturday night, and we definitely had to get on the Yelp waitlist but the line went by pretty quickly. Parking is easy since there's a lot, but can get quite busy during dinner rush. My friends and I got a curry tonkatsu, Hako tonkatsu, and cheese tonkatsu to share and try, in addition to an agedashi tofu appetizer. The agedashi tofu was incredible. It came out hot and the skin was crispy. There was a very audible bite as you tried breaking the outer shell. The broth wasn't too salty was sopped up by the fried tofu. The tonkatsu was delicious. It came with a sweeter sauce but I personally preferred the curry as a compliment instead. The cheese tonkatsu might seem like you're getting less meat, but the pork is flattened in the Hako tonkatsu and rolls around the cheese in the cheese tonkatsu. I don't think I would have been able to eat an entire order of the cheese tonkatsu, though. The miso soup was great and I really enjoyed the side salad with the dressing! It helped with the fried tonkatsu a lot. Inside is a decent size, there's seating for larger parties. Service was great! read more
8 months ago
This place was actually really yummy! From the undo to the katsu, me and my boyfriend shared. The space was nice very fast paced, they seem to get a lot of to go orders. They have a lot of workers so I feel like they're constantly checking on you making sure you're good. I'd definitely be back read more
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4790 Irvine Blvd
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Irvine, CA 92620
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