I really love the concept of giving patrons the time and space to simply enjoy their food and focus on eating. I've never experienced anything quite like it before, but I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a little "me" time. I arrived around 11:30 and had to wait about 10 minutes to be seated. There's a hostess/greeter at the front who takes your name, and once seated, I was given water and found the QR code to view the menu, make my selections, and pay. The whole process was seamless. I opted for the traditional pork loin katsu and added shrimp -- best decision! The shrimp were much bigger than I expected and incredibly juicy. The pork was tender and juicy, with just the right amount of crispiness on the outside. The set comes with rice, pickles, and cabbage. The tonkatsu and sesame sauces paired deliciously with both the katsu and cabbage, while the shrimp katsu came with a tangy tartar sauce that was flavorful without being overpowering. Once I finished my meal, I rang the bell and they opened the screen to take my tray away and brought out the dessert. It was a mini fruit tart -- a nice, light way to end the meal. The portions were generous, and the ambiance was pleasant and relaxing. There were some people who came in groups and chatted side by side, but for me, it was a nice opportunity to slow down, enjoy the flavors of the food, and have some quiet time. I'd love to try some of their other katsu options next time, so I'll definitely be back for another round! read more

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Saw this on Yelp and was sooo excited. Maybe I shouldn't have as I thought the quality would be like Nana Ai Katsu or Tonkatsu Tamafuji. So maybe not totally like that, but at least would be in my Top 5. With that in mind... Food: Portions are huge. Bought the Chicken Katsu Don Set. My miso soup came in a rather large bowl. I actually couldn't finish it, and it was really good. Tsukemono was average. Nothing to complain or rave about. My chicken katsu don as shown in all the pics was humongous. Its not an exaggeration. I couldn't finish it. Took 2 huge pieces home. It fit nicely in a small square takeout container, enough for a leftover dinner just for me. The sauce over the rice that the egg and vegetables was too much. It was drenched. In my opinion, it should be light. At least that's how I have always had it, and that's how I make mine at home. Hubby ordered chicken katsu and ordered a shrimp. Beautiful and BIG. He said it was alright. He whacked the whole thing. Service: Not sure if they were short-handed, but we waited quite a while for them to service us from beginning to end. Fortunately, we weren't in a hurry and didn't mind the wait. There are 12 seats, and I believe (not counting ours,) 3 others were empty when we arrived, so it wasnt maxed out. I know that as we were leaving, one of the people, back-of-the-house pulled the host up front to help out. They were either short-handed or just needed to get in the groove. Had to ask for water and our dessert. They just recently opened, so I'm sure they'll figure it out. Still would recommend, but 1) don't expect Tonkatsu Tamafuji's light batter, and 2) be patient, but kindly persistent with their service. Dessert: FREEEEE!!! Small fruit tart was good! Nice finish to our meal. Overall, their prices were very reasonable, and their portions were big. Give them time to work out the kinks. read more

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Solid four stars. My tonkatsu was very good, free rice and cabbage refills were a nice touch. Service was good, price was just under $30 not including tip. It's pretty hot inside, no AC. Very limited seating so expect to wait even during off peak times. There was no street parking and there is no self parking at this building. I don't like valeting our cars and the parking fee PLUS tip really added to the cost of the meal. I'd probably run in to do take out (or do delivery) if I really felt like a fancier katsu but unlikely to dine in again. read more

Katsu Zen - Tonkatsu - Japanese Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Went here hoping for an authentic Japanese experience. The atmosphere definitely gives you that Japan feel, but unfortunately, the food didn't quite live up to it. The pork tonkatsu was dry, while the chicken katsu was fine. My picture makes it look really yummy, but honestly, it wasn't as good as it looks or like the pictures we saw. There is valet parking, but honestly, who wants to valet? We parked about two blocks away, which wasn't too bad. We went around 2:00 PM and the wait wasn't bad. The restaurant is on the second floor. One thing I didn't really like was that you have to scan to order and pay, so we ended up having to do two separate transactions for our order. When you order your main dish, it also asks if you want to add side items, like one shrimp. I didn't love that setup because there isn't really anyone there to help guide you through the ordering process. Overall, the atmosphere does a good job of mimicking Japan, but with the dry tonkatsu and ordering experience, I'm not sure we'd come back. read more

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I had a really nice solo dining experience at Katsuzen Hawaii -- it almost felt like I was transported to Japan. Coming alone didn't feel awkward at all, since there were plenty of other solo diners and couples seated next to each other. The stalls have sliding panels you can open a bit if you're with someone, which is a thoughtful touch. I was seated almost immediately when I walked in (a few stalls were open). The greeter pointed out the bag holder under the table for my purse, showed me the QR code for ordering, and that was it. I ordered the 240g pork katsu, which comes with a bowl of rice, soup, cabbage, and a side of pickled veggies. Chopsticks and condiments were already set on the side. Food and drinks arrived in about 10 minutes through the little window -- you only see hands, not faces, along with a polite "thank you." It felt traditional, friendly, and efficient. Taste-wise, the breading does fall off a little and the pork is a bit dry, but the overall quality is still good. I genuinely enjoyed eating by myself and recharging. Once you're finished, there's a free dessert (a small fruit tart) as a nice treat. If you want more cabbage, rice, or water, just ring the bell and someone will help. Since you pay when you order, you can simply leave when you're done. The location is convenient: second floor of 808 Sheridan Street. Head up the stairs and the entrance is immediately on the left. Street parking near Walmart or parking at Walmart and walking over both work well. Would definitely come again. Great spot if you want a peaceful meal by yourself or just need a quiet break. read more

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I took my other half here last week after a very stressful week at work. I was honestly just looking for somewhere we could eat, relax, and not feel forced to make conversation with anyone...and bingo, I found Katsu Zen. First of all, I LOVE katsu. Second, I really love my quiet time. So this place already checked both boxes for me. When we first walked in, I immediately loved how introvert-friendly the setup was. You basically have your own little private dining space with dividers between you and the person you're with. I was going to zen out but I really wanted to talk to my partner so we moved the divider and just enjoyed each other's company. The service was still great despite how private everything felt. A gentleman walked us through how everything worked when we arrived. You order through the mobile app and ring the bell whenever you need service. Even the way they bring your food out feels like a little magic window appearing with your meal. And the food -- the katsu portions were MASSIVE and definitely worth the price. We also ordered the shrimp a la carte, and it was so buttery and delicious. I got the katsu bowl set, while my partner ordered one of the other sets, and we both really enjoyed everything. They even finished our meal with a cute, delicate complimentary dessert, which was such a nice touch. Overall, I would definitely come back, especially on those days when I want some peace and quiet and GOOD food. If you love katsu and occasionally want to be left alone while you eat it, this place is for you. read more

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I got the shrimp katsu don and the overall portion was big. Tonjiru was just ok. The shrimp were huge, but the quality was just okay to me. I tried my bf's tonkatsu and it was good. I would get tonkatsu here. I liked the seating setup, It reminded me of Ichiran where you can just focus on your food and not really have to interact with anyone. read more

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Overall this was a good place to eat. I went with my son. You can fold the divider so you can talk to your dining companion. Food was excellent. I upgraded to the pork soup which was good also. The only negative was that we rang the bell when we were ready for dessert and didn't get a response. The second time we rang someone came. It seemed like there was only one person in the back doing everything. In read more

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Travel to Japan without the airfare! Authenric Katsu joint ....totally be Zen and not talk to anyone! You order from your phone and if you need anything - more rice- more cabbage you hand them a woodwn tag- generous portions - Wished the tea was complimentary tho! Overall good experience if you feel like dining solo! read more

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We came to try this Tonkatsu place! As you know their seatings are "ICHIRAN RAMEN" style. Interesting. You can move the separation. Menchi was 3pc for $9! Pretty good! Katsu don 240g was generous portion for $21. We were not sure if that katsu don is prepared in a same way as we know. The answer is yes and no lol hahaha basically bottom part is katsu don rice which rice and egg with katsu don sauce but not cooked with tonkatsu. Tonkatsu is just like topping over the katsu don rice. Does it make sense?? This way you can enjoy both tonkatsu sauce and katsu don. Anyway it was good to try new place! read more

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Lunch in Honolulu, Hawaii... Katsu Zen is a Hot New Business that took the place of Little G Cafe (known for the pizza) on the second floor of the 808 Center. We went early to get one of the twelve seats. We put pur name on the list and got seated in about ten minutes. It was noon time and we beat the crowd! Note: I had found free street parking! Yay! If you want to park in the building, there's a valet for the structure. My seat was to the far right, next to the plexiglass wall. It was hot because the fan wasn't blowing in my direction and the doors were open. I do not recommend sitting in Seat #1. The gal at the door was very friendly and helpful. She called me "auntie", put me on the list, and let me know when two seats were available together. I got the tonkatsu 180g pork loin. It was thick and crunchy on the outside from the panko. The rice was fluffy, the miso soup was tasty, and we wished that we could have more tsukemono. Yum! We could have asked for more rice, water, or salad by handing the staff one of the cards that hung on our wall - but we were really full! Everything was right there in our separate cubby hole: napkins, chopsticks, sauce, and salad dressing. We also enjoyed pouring our own water and grinding our sesame seeds set before us! The opening of the window was the highlight! It was a fun experience! We used the QR code to order, pay, and tip. It was a very efficient system! read more

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I'm really, really sad about this review, but it needs to be said. I was SO hyped to try Katsu Zen after seeing all the Instagram posts building it up. Maybe that raised the bar too high. Billed as "Hawaii's first solo dining experience serving tonkatsu and katsudon," it's basically a straight-up copy of an Ichiran, but with katsu instead of ramen. Very fun concept. Makes for some GREAT social media content. But unfortunately, that's about all you're getting here. You walk in and there are two kids manning the fort. No "Irasshaimase!" No explanation of how this supposedly "first-in-Hawaii dining experience" works. Just a nonchalant, "You can sit anywhere." I was fine, but I can imagine some people already being completely lost at this point. You sit down at one of the 9-ish individual dining stalls, scan a QR code, order, pre-pay (and pre-tip) for your meal. Then the screen rolls up. A faceless cook's torso silently slides you a cool aluminum cup and mini pitcher of water. Screen closes. At this point, the vibes are still vibing. A few minutes later (and to their credit, service is quick!) the screen rolls up again. A tray of food silently slides into your stall as you film your TikTok. Vibes still high. You're excited. But you're slightly disappointed when the headless worker doesn't bow before closing the screen. Such a small, seemingly insignificant micro-detail, but one that humanizes the typical Ichiran experience. And then you sit there. Silently. Alone. Plenty of time to start looking around. And that's when the cracks begin to show. The dining wall is cheap plywood with hundreds of construction staples completely exposed. You look up and wonder whether a sudden gust of wind will blow one of the fake potted plants above your stall onto your head. Or whether the entire Temu shelf is coming down with it. The water tastes a little funny. Then you look at your tray and literally laugh out loud at the GINORMOUS bowl of miso soup that could be a serving pot for a family of 4 in Tokyo. You reach for the katsu sauce and realize there's only one, when basically every other tonkatsu restaurant gives you 2 or 3 options (sweet, spicy, miso, etc.). You follow the "How to Enjoy" instructions in front of you. Step one: savor the first bite of katsu on its own. Okay. It's nicely breaded and fried. The pork itself is... okay. Not bad, but not particularly juicy or flavorful. Just okay. Next step: try it with salt or karashi. Great! Except there's no little plate provided for the salt. So you hastily devour the tsukemono and commandeer that dish instead. As you eat, you peek through the screen and realize you've made the tactical error of choosing a seat directly in front of the deep fryer about 4 feet away. Ah. THAT'S why it's so hot. You begin sweating in the tiny, un-air-conditioned room. Meanwhile, the two servers (? greeters?) are standing directly behind you because the restaurant is extremely narrow. Absolutely not their fault, but after a while it feels like they're breathing down your neck and watching your every move. And you begin to wonder what exactly their job is, considering the entire ordering, payment, serving, and bussing process is handled by a computer and kitchen workers through the screen. Then you reach your final piece of katsu. You chew it for a few seconds. And unceremoniously spit the entire thing back onto your plate when you realize that literally 1/5th of your entrée is one completely inedible piece of fat. Wonderful. You press the button to say you're finished and would like your included dessert. The screen opens. You cringe as the kitchen worker clearly notices the chewed-up, spit-out fat sitting on your plate and simply closes the screen, again without a bow. And then the dessert arrives. You uncontrollably laugh out loud again at the miniature 1.5" fruit tart. It's actually quite tasty! Nothing to write home about, but perfectly good, albeit Smurf-sized. Then you remember the MEGA XXL miso soup and literal LOL again at the comical juxtaposition. Finally, you stand up to leave and get an enthusiastic farewell from the two servers. Nice kids! Again, still not entirely sure what their job is, but genuinely nice kids. You walk out the door and immediately make a mental note to call in your next reservation at Tamafuji because you're still craving some good tonkatsu. All in all, Katsu Zen was a deeply disappointing experience. The concept is cool. The presentation is fun. The Instagram Reel practically makes itself. But once the novelty wears off, what's left feels less like a thoughtfully executed Japanese solo-dining experience and more like someone copied the most visually recognizable parts of Ichiran without understanding all the tiny details that make the original concept actually work. Culinarily and culturally, it's a confusing American attempt at an "authentic Japanese dining experience" that falls flat. Great for the 'Gram. But for the actual meal? Pass. read more

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Solo dining at its finest. Katsu Zen Hawaii brings a very familiar Japanese concept to Oahu where you can eat alone in privacy, have zero interaction with staff (but staff is very nice) and not have the social anxiety of eating alone. Basically you have your own partitioned off table and a stool to sit on. Everything can be ordered and paid for through a QR code and then your food comes to you directly in front of you from the kitchen through a window which stays covered other than it being raised to deliver your food. Got the pork loin set which is a pretty safe bet when trying out a new Katsu restaurant and it didn't disappoint. I believe it was a bit discounted as well since it's their opening week and I also got a complimentary mochi ice cream at the end! There's about an 11 or 12 seat capacity and the partitions which provide privacy between each person looked like it could be folded in for the rare occasion that you wanna dine with someone else as well. Hahaha. I used the valet at 808 Center for parking. It was like $2 an hour. The valet guy (Kevin) is always really nice. Chill dude. Easy to talk to and he's really good at telling you exact directions on how to get to any business that's in the center; as it can get a bit confusing finding places in there. read more

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I was hungry, so off to Katsu Zen in the 808 Sheridan Center. I don't cook and as a bachelor, I am not averse to solo dining as a concept. Actually, couples and groups dine here and the host will try to accomodate. Soft opening discount is still available. I ordered the 240g Katsudon set via QR code. I came hungry and I left 100% full...can't recall the last time I was that full outside of a buffet. I should not have drank the ice cold water provided - in a carafe and stainless steel cup. Dashi wasn't subtle enough in the sauce, but not enough to for me to not enjoy my meal. I came hungry; I left full. If you like tonkatsu, in general, you have to visit. read more

Katsu Zen - Japanese Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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The food was great for the price, we ordered the tonkatsu, shrimp side order and the donburi. This style is similar to the ichiran setting where you service yourself. It's a great for small group or yourself. Highly recommend, def try it out this place. read more

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First off, I am 100% a fan of the hitori solo dining experience. I wish I could go through life never having to awkwardly talk to other people. Katsu Zen makes this very easy. That said, I did bring my other half with me, who is definitely more sociable than I am. So we were able to open the divider between our booths, which was nice. The door greeter who takes names for the waitlist is very polite, but also very short spoken. And all the ordering and paying is done on your phone. The food is served through a rollup blind. They even have wooden tokens for commonly reordered stuff, like more water or more rice. All the utensils, seasonings, napkins, sauces, and such are in a small area in the booth. So you truly can avoid all contact with people if you wish to. I ordered the menchi katsudon. The wife had the smaller tonkatsu set. Our food came with sides I upgraded to the pork vegetable soup, while the wife got the regular miso. And the set includes pickled vegetables, cabbage and both meals came with a free dessert. The menchi katsudon was very good, crispy panko and well seasoned, although the ground pork was still rocket hot after cooking. And the portion of pork was super big. The donburi bowl was also good. The egg and onions were cooked and seasoned well. The rice seemed a slightly higher quality than your usual plate lunch Diamond-G or Hinode stuff. And the pork/vegetable upgrade soup was well worth the extra $1.50. Soothing and perfect for a cold day or if your throat is hurting. But again, it was also very filling. I found myself tapping out before too long. The tonkatsu set we ordered was also well done and generous. I might have liked the Tokatsu Tamfugi a bit better when they still had the Japanese chefs working there. But this one is pretty close. The cabbage was fresh, clean (not all places have the patience to clean cabbage correctly) , and paired nicely with the sesame dressing. The pickled vegetables were also good. The desserts were perfect one-bites. Especially since we were both full. They were little tart-ish things that had (I think) ice cream inside and topped with a grape half and strawberry slice. So cute and just the perfect not-too-sweet little bite to end the meal. The restaurant is still waiting for its liquor license to come through. So the meal would have been great with a beer tbh. Guess I'll have to try back. But for now, this is a solid recommend, ESPECIALLY if you don't like to people. Hope they keep it up. read more

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Food 5/5 (Pork Loin Katsu Set) Service 5/5 Ambiance 5/5 Overall 10/10 Recommend............ read more

Katsu Zen - Japanese Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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I loved that they adopted the concept of solo dining from Japan (i.e., Ichiran) so you can eat alone without feeling shame. Perfect for introverts or people with a dying social battery. However, I came with my partner and was still able to interact with him by moving the divider out of the way. Although I wouldn't say the quality and taste beats Tonkatsu Tamafuji, you get affordability and accessibility in return. We ordered the tonkatsudon set and chicken katsu set which came out to about $25 each after tax & tip, and the portions were huge. Shoutout to the tipping suggestions that start at just 10%! The pork was mostly soft and tender but some bites were a little dry. No complaints about the chicken--it was delicious! Each set comes with unlimited salad and a GENEROUS portion of miso soup (like, 3x what you would get at other restaurants). You also get a complimentary dessert at the end, which you can request by pressing a button at your table. Overall, Katsu Zen is ideal for anyone wanting a quick katsu fix without having to wait in a long line or make a reservation months in advance. Thoroughly enjoyed this place. read more

Katsu Zen - chicken katsu set - Japanese Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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Tried the 240g Pork Loin Katsudon Bowl Set here and it did not disappoint: crispy, perfectly cooked, and packed with flavor. The setup is unique too. Individual booths with partitions, so you can eat solo without feeling rushed... made me feel like I was in Japan. QR ordering was easy, and the unlimited rice is a nice touch. Great spot if you want a quiet, no-fuss katsu meal. Will definitely be back to try the other cuts. read more

Katsu Zen - 240g Pork Loin Katsudon Bowl Set - Japanese Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

The pork cutlet itself was tender and not dry at all, though it had some fatty pieces. You could tell the pork was coated in black pepper first, then battered and fried. It tasted better than the one at Rokaku Hamakatsu -- at least it wasn't dry and tough, the meat was tender and juicy! (Though it did get a bit rich by the end.) read more

Katsu Zen - Japanese Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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Ordered takeout since it was close to their closing time, so can't comment on their ambiance. Service wise, they provided my order promptly. My entreé plates' lids were both cracked, but maybe that was en route vs the actual store's fault. Their pork tenderloin katsu was smaller than the chicken katsu, but filling. I personally preferred the chicken katsu over the tenderloin, but that's because I tend to favor chicken over pork for the most part. Family said the pork tenderloin katsu was good. Both types were meaty and cooked with good consistencies. The plates come with a cup of miso soup, and family actually really liked the miso soup as it was not salty and was actually quite good. Plates come with white rice, cabbage, and a small amount of pickled side (not my fave, so didn't eat all). I had it with kimchi instead and it was delish! They provide the katsu sauce as well. Overall, pretty good katsu. Perhaps it would be warmer and crispier if eaten in person, so maybe will dine in person one day. read more

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My bestie and I walked on at around 2:45 PM on Friday and the place was empty and to ourselves. There is a greeter at the door when you enter. We were kind of clumsy at first with the mixing of the nuts and the katsu sauce but got it down. I ordered the tiger shrimp katsu set and it came with rice, soup, pickles assortment, and really delicious cabbage. I added lemon to my cabbage and it was tangy and paired so well with the shrimp. I was honestly scared to eat the head but it was easy to ingest despite the huge shell. My bestie ordered the pork lion tonkatsu set. I tried a bite of that too and it was so delicious! The batter was light but with the perfect crunch. The first bite without the sauce was perfect too! Not too gamey just right. A bowl of hot rice, a comforting bowl of miso soup as well, just right ! The sweet treat given at the end was very memorable as well ! So delicious! Perfect way to end a meal ! The ambience was pretty chill vibes with no rushing to eat, focus on eating in peace and solo. Well not really because my bestie and I still gossiped in between bites though lol. Located on the second floor of the 808 center across Walmart is Kastsu Zen and I highly recommend going for the mini Japan experience and solo date for yourself! 10/10! read more

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Food was so so good! I got the 180g pork loin tonkatsu set and it came with rice, miso soup, pickled veggies, katsu, and cabbage! Before the food came out, I was given sesame seeds and you're supposed to grind them and then pour the sauce into it & it made into the perfect dipping sauce for the katsu! It really felt like I was eating in Japan and it's the perfect place to eat by yourself or you can eat with friends too! Service was attentive but also kept their distance to let you enjoy your food which I love. There is limited seating but I wouldn't mind the wait because its so good! read more

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Nice ambiance, quick service, Katsu was good, wished it was more juicy. It was crispy and rest of sides were good! read more

Katsu Zen - Desert - Japanese Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Just like another reviewer mentioned..... this place does not have a/c, which I wish I knew earlier. Food good, service good. Just lacking a/c, they do have one strong fan (hits directly at end stalls (mostly #9) and that is basicly it. So this makes dining quite uncomfortable, it did for me. read more

Katsu Zen - pork katsu - Japanese Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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First time trying here. The place is very quiet you have your own space to your self. The food was great taste almost like Japan. They serve the food thru a roll up window. Very nice and enjoyable. Friendly staff. read more

My wife and went here for our date night last night. It was a great place to have a quiet and quick meal, especially if you like tonkatsu. Simple menu, service is quick and food was delicious! I recommend this place. It's a place where a single patron is welcomed, but couples can still enjoy their meal together. read more

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Simple menu ordered on your mobile device, everything is self explanatory, order and pay and they'll bring your order to your table read more

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I cant hate of a business for trying something new, but in hawaii, its pretty rare that people like to eat alone. Honestly I think i would've been better off buying a cheap katsu from don Quijote and eating it alone in the parking. I would get the same vibes of nonchalant service and I wouldn't be expected to tip. The katsu, eh. A cheaply made copy cat. I wouldn't say that its better than a 7 11 bento, but I didnt experience any ZEN after consuming my meal. Would I return...? Nah, im better off eating alone in my car. read more

This is a new concept for Hawaii - solo dining. You order yourself and the kitchen delivers you a tray. I liked it. The food was good, but not at the same level as Tonkatsu Tamafuji. I thought the katsu crust was unremarkable. It is a bit awkward to go here with friends, but perfect if you are solo. There was no wait the entire time I was here. I might come back. read more

Katsu Zen - Japanese Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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8/8/2026. Wife saw social media host "James eat", so decided to try on Saturday Night around 6pm since we live a block away. Seating is individual, private booth seating with a window curtain in front of you, and need to order with QR code. Food comes out in front of you through a curtain. Just like in Japan at some ramen shop but this is a Katsu Restaurant. We order Pork Loin Tonkatsu and it comes with a small bowl of rice, big bowl of miso soup and tsukemono $24. Meal was wonderful. fat piece of Pork Loin with lots of shredded cabbage and tonkatsu was nice hot and crispy and not greasy. Rice was fresh rice from Japan not local rice. House tonkatsu sauce on the vinegary side. You can ask for more cabbage, rice or more water by placing a small wooden sign and ringing the buzzer. Someone will raise the curtain and take the wooden sign and bring you more of what you want. There is no time limit sitting down to eat and you can take your time to enjoy the food. We are surly coming back since it's walking distance from were we live. Staff outside who will sit you down is wonderful help if this is your first time. They keep the eating area clean after you leave. I brought my own alcohol wipes not knowing they wipe down after you eat. But I think this will be my favorite eating place where I live from now. 808 Sheridan Street. cross street Rycroft. read more