Tonkatsu House

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Steve H.

Tonkatsu House is Located in the food court of Korea Town's famous Korean Town plaza of Los Angeles. It's simple, you order from counter with menu and will be given a pager for your food. Please remember to validate parking here. Service is friendly even though they speak to me in Korean only. Vibe is typical food court style. You don't have to return your tray or dump the trash as they have people collecting plates and clean the tables and common area. The tables are all shared in the food court. For the price we paid which is $15. You get a well marinated fried pork chop - which is super thin but the breading is just fine too. Not too thick, yummy! #17, you will have small side dishes salad, pickled and diced chilies, a bit of rice, a little bit of mac salad. It's a traditional dish in my opinion. Line is busy, but they are efficient. Recommended!

Gerardo C.

Found a unique food court decided to grab a plate and wow this could feed 3 people. This place is very nice a lot different from all the other same old chain restaurants. The food was good the service was great but this place is truly something special.

Clark H.

Tonkatsu House (Inside the Food Court) This food court should smell like frying oil and sizzling cutlets, but instead it smells like someone mopped the entire place with hotel soap. Not exactly appetizing -- I wish the kitchens pumped their smells out the way Cinnabon does in white-people malls. As for the food: not enough rice, and the potato salad? Why make it macaroni salad instead? I legit thought it was potato salad until I took a bite. The pork cutlet is super thin, like "did I dream the meat?" thin -- but I'll give them credit, they do not skimp on the curry sauce. You'll have enough of that to drown the entire plate. Main pro-tip: get it to go, because you probably won't finish it anyway, and they charge for to-go containers, which is wild. Overall: edible, cheap-ish, but between the soap smell, the thin cutlet, and the surprise mac salad, I think I've had my fill.

Cece L.

Located inside the koreatown plaza food court. I ordered the king pork cutlet, huge portion!! Comes with side of cabbage salad, mac salad, rice, white colored soup, and more cutlet sauce on the side. The portion is so huge that I shared with two others and we were satisfied. Parking is 3 hours free with validation and this place will validate.

Elisa L.

Delicious and enormous tonkatsu for a great price, what a steal! I've been here a few times and the food is always tasty and consistent. My sister and I shared the king pork cutlet since it was huge and we both were still stuffed! I like that it comes with lots of sides such as rice, cabbage, and mac salad. The tonkatsu is nicely crispy and juicy and the sauce is tasty. Service was quick. I would definitely be back if I'm at KTP!

Allison L.

Delicious and ginormous pork katsu for the price point! I've been a few times and the food has been consistent. The king pork cutlet comes with rice, cabbage, mac salad, jalapeños, corn soup and extra tonkatsu sauce. The cutlet is huge- my sister and I shared it and were still stuffed! The tonkatsu was thick and crispy, and the sauce is yummy. I love pairing it with rice and cabbage. I would definitely come back next time I'm at KTP!

Stephanie C.

Who doesn't like fried?? Especially when the pork is bigger than two hands together! $15! The Mac salad and rice is your typical sides. The cabbage salad with that dressing was the best side! This plate was shared by three people and filled us up just right. We got the fish cake with oden next door, so perfect portions for the price to feed three! I mean we weren't stuffed, but satisfied! This place is in the Korea plaza food court with plenty of seating!

Visited on Saturday, March 21, 2026, and this was easily one of the most disappointing experiences I've had here. I understand that prices increase due to inflation--but cutting quality at the same time is unacceptable. The katsu was shockingly thin compared to previous visits, to the point where it felt like a completely different standard. It came across as cost-cutting at the customer's expense. If you're going to charge more, the quality and portions should at least remain consistent. Right now, it feels misleading and not worth the price. Until the restaurant restores its previous quality, I won't be returning.

Royce C.

Came here for the famous King Tonkatsu. Price went up a bit. I thought, cool, quality and portions should still be there. Oh boy... I was wrong. Everything shrunk. Especially the tonkatsu. The meat was paper thin. All I tasted was breading. Barely any pork flavor at all. Soup came out cold. Not warm. Cold. Dinner vibes completely gone. Very disappointing. Honestly, the spot across H Mart has way thicker tonkatsu than this. Sad to say, but this one's a pass.

Tommy L.

Firstly, service is absolutely horrendous!!!! Having dining here since I was a young child, this was extremely disappointing that service and quality has gone downhill, as others mentioned. I had this loyalty card, granted its an older card & they refused to honor/provide any stamps. There are NO terms and conditions on this & I am certain there are legal parameters surrounding this. As a native Korean speaker, they were very condensing in their tone, despite speaking the same language. The portions have gone down significantly and I still feel hungry after eating here. Prices have gone up and keeps rising!!! Do NOT be fooled by the illusion of the large fried pork slice. It is thinly sliced, so you are NOT getting much value. I also asked for extra napkins, after being included a single napkin. However, they very hesitantly gave me a whopping 4 more napkins, after I strongly asked! Very stingy and absent customer care! I still gave their food a chance, for sake of nostalgia, but bad decision on my part! Hopefully, they enjoyed my LAST payment! Will NOT return anymore!

Junaidi A.

Food is huge . It is inside the plaza. I really like the food. It so yummmy and big portions. I order the number 2 it came with beef , fish cutlet and chicken cutlet. Price is cheap 15$, with tax around 17.5$ would come back for sure!!

Jared R.

Consistent. Crunchy. Delicious. This mall food court standout has everything a tonkatsu lover needs on a plate. I haven't found an another similar experience with pork tonkatsu in LA. Every once in a while my wife craves this to the point that it HAS to be our next meal. Thin fried cutlet the size of the plate, wonderful mac salad, freshly shredded cabbage, pickled jalapeños, and steamed rice combine for a one of one plate of food. And for under $20!

Lucia L.

If you're looking for an affordable spot in Koreatown to eat, definitely check out Tonkatsu House in the food court of Koreatown Plaza! Every single time I'm at KTP, I have to stop by this spot- they have the most insanely huge portions of freshly fried tonkatsu, at absolutely insane prices. I opted for one of the most expensive sets, which includes a full bento box of rice, salad and two stacks of chicken katsu, as well as a full bowl of udon noodle soup for LESS THAN $20! I haven't seen prices like this since before the pandemic, and the food is surprisingly made quite well too! You can enjoy it fresh in the food court, or you can ask to get it to go, which they do a great job of packing up. Highly recommend checking out this spot if you're in the area!

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Located in the middle of Koreatown Plaza's food court, Chung Katsu House is serving up massive slabs of pork, fish, and chicken cutlets. We ordered the large pork cutlet, which came smothered in their signature sauce and served with a side salad and macaroni salad. Overall, I'd give it a solid 4/ 5. The tonkatsu sauce was just okay, I've definitely had better, but I really enjoyed how thin the cutlet was. It stayed crispy in every bite without feeling overly heavy or greasy. The portion size was generous, and the sides complemented the meal nicely. While this wasn't the best tonkatsu I've ever had, it was still satisfying and worth trying if you're exploring the food court. I'd definitely come back and continue working my way through the other food stalls in the area. read more

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Tonkatsu House is located in the food court of the Koreatown Plaza in Los Angeles. I visited this past Saturday, April 4th, with my family for lunch. We all ordered the King-sized Tonkatsu (Wang-donkatsu). The tonkatsu here is so delicious, and I love that the portions are huge while the prices remain very reasonable. I've probably been here about 20 times over the years, but this is actually my first time leaving a review. However, I had a disappointing experience regarding their service this time. While I was in the restroom, My Mom placed our order. She asked for a few extra paper plates, and the owner (the lady there) was quite rude to her, questioning why she needed four plates. It's frustrating that she would be so stingy and unkind over something as small as a few paper plates. Also, I noticed a change in their reward. About 2-3 years ago, they used to have a loyalty stamp card where you'd get one stamp per tonkatsu, and the 13th one would be free after collecting 12. Apparently, they don't offer that program anymore. read more

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Introducing Tonkatsu House at Koreatown Plaza, a place my kids absolutely love! The prices are reasonable, and the owner is super kind When my kids weren't feeling well and I asked what they wanted to eat, they immediately said tonkatsu! There's also a kids' game area nearby, so adults can enjoy their meal comfortably too. Highly recommended for families! read more

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Steve H.

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Tonkatsu House is Located in the food court of Korea Town's famous Korean Town plaza of Los Angeles. It's simple, you order from counter with menu and will be given a pager for your food. Please remember to validate parking here. Service is friendly even though they speak to me in Korean only. Vibe is typical food court style. You don't have to return your tray or dump the trash as they have people collecting plates and clean the tables and common area. The tables are all shared in the food court. For the price we paid which is $15. You get a well marinated fried pork chop - which is super thin but the breading is just fine too. Not too thick, yummy! #17, you will have small side dishes salad, pickled and diced chilies, a bit of rice, a little bit of mac salad. It's a traditional dish in my opinion. Line is busy, but they are efficient. Recommended! read more

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Gerardo C.

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Found a unique food court decided to grab a plate and wow this could feed 3 people. This place is very nice a lot different from all the other same old chain restaurants. The food was good the service was great but this place is truly something special. read more

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Clark H.

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Tonkatsu House (Inside the Food Court) This food court should smell like frying oil and sizzling cutlets, but instead it smells like someone mopped the entire place with hotel soap. Not exactly appetizing -- I wish the kitchens pumped their smells out the way Cinnabon does in white-people malls. As for the food: not enough rice, and the potato salad? Why make it macaroni salad instead? I legit thought it was potato salad until I took a bite. The pork cutlet is super thin, like "did I dream the meat?" thin -- but I'll give them credit, they do not skimp on the curry sauce. You'll have enough of that to drown the entire plate. Main pro-tip: get it to go, because you probably won't finish it anyway, and they charge for to-go containers, which is wild. Overall: edible, cheap-ish, but between the soap smell, the thin cutlet, and the surprise mac salad, I think I've had my fill. read more

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been going since I was a kid. the quality has dropped a little but I love their sauce. Will continue going as I have done for the past 21 years. Thanks for the food and community! read more

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Cece L.

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Located inside the koreatown plaza food court. I ordered the king pork cutlet, huge portion!! Comes with side of cabbage salad, mac salad, rice, white colored soup, and more cutlet sauce on the side. The portion is so huge that I shared with two others and we were satisfied. Parking is 3 hours free with validation and this place will validate. read more

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Elisa L.

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Delicious and enormous tonkatsu for a great price, what a steal! I've been here a few times and the food is always tasty and consistent. My sister and I shared the king pork cutlet since it was huge and we both were still stuffed! I like that it comes with lots of sides such as rice, cabbage, and mac salad. The tonkatsu is nicely crispy and juicy and the sauce is tasty. Service was quick. I would definitely be back if I'm at KTP! read more

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Allison L.

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Delicious and ginormous pork katsu for the price point! I've been a few times and the food has been consistent. The king pork cutlet comes with rice, cabbage, mac salad, jalapeños, corn soup and extra tonkatsu sauce. The cutlet is huge- my sister and I shared it and were still stuffed! The tonkatsu was thick and crispy, and the sauce is yummy. I love pairing it with rice and cabbage. I would definitely come back next time I'm at KTP! read more

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Heidi K.

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The best Korean style tonkatsu in the area. I pretty much go here for the portions and you have to get the Mac salad!!! So yum

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Stephanie C.

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Who doesn't like fried?? Especially when the pork is bigger than two hands together! $15! The Mac salad and rice is your typical sides. The cabbage salad with that dressing was the best side! This plate was shared by three people and filled us up just right. We got the fish cake with oden next door, so perfect portions for the price to feed three! I mean we weren't stuffed, but satisfied! This place is in the Korea plaza food court with plenty of seating! read more

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Visited on Saturday, March 21, 2026, and this was easily one of the most disappointing experiences I've had here. I understand that prices increase due to inflation--but cutting quality at the same time is unacceptable. The katsu was shockingly thin compared to previous visits, to the point where it felt like a completely different standard. It came across as cost-cutting at the customer's expense. If you're going to charge more, the quality and portions should at least remain consistent. Right now, it feels misleading and not worth the price. Until the restaurant restores its previous quality, I won't be returning. read more

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Royce C.

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Came here for the famous King Tonkatsu. Price went up a bit. I thought, cool, quality and portions should still be there. Oh boy... I was wrong. Everything shrunk. Especially the tonkatsu. The meat was paper thin. All I tasted was breading. Barely any pork flavor at all. Soup came out cold. Not warm. Cold. Dinner vibes completely gone. Very disappointing. Honestly, the spot across H Mart has way thicker tonkatsu than this. Sad to say, but this one's a pass. read more

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Tommy L.

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Firstly, service is absolutely horrendous!!!! Having dining here since I was a young child, this was extremely disappointing that service and quality has gone downhill, as others mentioned. I had this loyalty card, granted its an older card & they refused to honor/provide any stamps. There are NO terms and conditions on this & I am certain there are legal parameters surrounding this. As a native Korean speaker, they were very condensing in their tone, despite speaking the same language. The portions have gone down significantly and I still feel hungry after eating here. Prices have gone up and keeps rising!!! Do NOT be fooled by the illusion of the large fried pork slice. It is thinly sliced, so you are NOT getting much value. I also asked for extra napkins, after being included a single napkin. However, they very hesitantly gave me a whopping 4 more napkins, after I strongly asked! Very stingy and absent customer care! I still gave their food a chance, for sake of nostalgia, but bad decision on my part! Hopefully, they enjoyed my LAST payment! Will NOT return anymore! read more

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Junaidi A.

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Food is huge . It is inside the plaza. I really like the food. It so yummmy and big portions. I order the number 2 it came with beef , fish cutlet and chicken cutlet. Price is cheap 15$, with tax around 17.5$ would come back for sure!! read more

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Jared R.

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Consistent. Crunchy. Delicious. This mall food court standout has everything a tonkatsu lover needs on a plate. I haven't found an another similar experience with pork tonkatsu in LA. Every once in a while my wife craves this to the point that it HAS to be our next meal. Thin fried cutlet the size of the plate, wonderful mac salad, freshly shredded cabbage, pickled jalapeños, and steamed rice combine for a one of one plate of food. And for under $20! read more

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Lucia L.

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If you're looking for an affordable spot in Koreatown to eat, definitely check out Tonkatsu House in the food court of Koreatown Plaza! Every single time I'm at KTP, I have to stop by this spot- they have the most insanely huge portions of freshly fried tonkatsu, at absolutely insane prices. I opted for one of the most expensive sets, which includes a full bento box of rice, salad and two stacks of chicken katsu, as well as a full bowl of udon noodle soup for LESS THAN $20! I haven't seen prices like this since before the pandemic, and the food is surprisingly made quite well too! You can enjoy it fresh in the food court, or you can ask to get it to go, which they do a great job of packing up. Highly recommend checking out this spot if you're in the area! read more

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Celine K.

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chicken was very crispy, i loved the macaroni salad it came with. generous portion and made relatively quickly read more

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Aaron C.

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My wife was blue she didn't order the fish cutlet like me. Eventually we shared it. It's pretty damn good. read more

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Every time I come to KTown I HAVE to visit this spot. It could be in the morning or at night, regardless I'm leaving with a fully tummy. The people that work there are always so sweet and kind, they make me feel like I'm at home. 1000% recommend this place for locals and visitors. read more

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I'm here again! Look at that giant pork cutlet over the plate . Extra steam rice for $2 extra. Enough to feed 2 hungry chubby kids. read more

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Rich C.

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LOVE this place. The king pork cutlet is huge and so good. That sauce they use is amazing and you get so much food for a great price. They have a lot of options and they get the food out quick. I always stop here when in town. And highly recommend you give it a shot. Love that cutlet!!! read more

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4.5 stars for us! The service was fast and efficient. Ambiance, casual as it in in the middle of a food court setting. We had the king cutlet and loved it. I actually wish it was a little thicker in size, but it was still really good. When it's sounded so thin, I feel like it dries out the pork a little. It came with two sauces, one that tops it off, and this one tastes like a sweet and sour sauce. Then there's this other yellow-y sauce that tastes like mayo mixed w tarter sauce. Was not a fan of the thick yellow sauce. The sauce that tastes like a sweet and sour is good, but I still feel like it needs something more. Overall, we are glad we came here. Along with this meal, we also stopped by other establishments in this plaza, and that made the whole trip worth it. read more

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Food was decent, large portion but nothing special. The woman cashier/owner was a bit rude. I asked for a paper plate and she gave me a disgusted look and simply threw it at me, wow. Will never visit the place again. read more

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Great food, I would always get the chicken one. The portion sizes are really generous and the food would always come out fast.

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I remember it. When I was young teenager. Come here to have family eating. Now I'm older have my own family. But even currently amount of "Don't Gas " from lala land K-town is mega large. It can feed obesity fat Korean Ajusi and still have extra to take it for to go amounts. And only self pick up place and just leave the food court afta finishing grubing. Because mall clean up crew will pickup food leftovers. So no need 2 tip this " Don't Gas " place. Did I tell you this " Don't Gas " taste delicious and is cheapest in lala land K-town. Only complaining is looking for a parking during weekends of this mall. Because of popularity of K-Wave or K-Culture so parking gets massive full. That's only complaining I have. But other than that. It's great to eat and be happy about it this " Don't Gas " house. read more

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This place is good but the portion sizes are pretty small... but its not that expensive, the staff are kind and the food comes out quick.

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Camille T.

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From my recent post, I took the Udon to go as I could barely finish my katsu dish. I was about to eat it for lunch and found a bug in it! Beware unless you don't mind a little extra protein! read more

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Reina Y.

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Thin and juicy tonkatsu and tasty sauce. Put some katsu sauce on macaroni sauce too. Quality food at good price. This place never disappoints !!! read more

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Katherine L.

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Delicious and affordable donkatsu in a small korean mall food court next to hmart. I ordered the king pork cutlet dish which you can easily share the king pork cutlet between two people for only $14.62. Katsu is served with macaroni salad, cabbage salad, rice and katsu sauce. The katsu sauce is banging! Lowkey obsessed with it. The sauce is sweet and savory without being too salty. They were also so generous with their portions of meat, cabbage salad and sauce! I can't complain. The food was so good we scarfed it down in like 10 minutes. Service is friendly and super fast. I received my dish in less than five minutes. What a little local gem. read more

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Jennie H.

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This place serves extremely large pork cutlet pieces and for a good price! I was surprised at how cheap it was since inflation is crazy right now. I ordered the king cutlet. It was thin, crispy, and flavorful. The cutlet sauce was tangy and compliments the pork very well. The side of salad was also tangy and yummy to eat. After ordering, I got my meal in about 10 minutes. A service was fast, workers were very alert and the area seemed very clean. Seating can be burdening since there's many empty tables that have plates on them. It took awhile for someone to clean the tables and remove the plates, but besides that, this is the best place to go with reasonable prices! read more

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This place has been around for ages, since I was a kid! And it still tastes the same haha. Located in the historic koreatown plaza food court, smack in the middle. You can't miss it. Look it's not the best katsu around but it's good. And it's cheap. And they give you ALOT! But it's also nostalgic which is priceless. And to be honest it's the best place in the food court. read more

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Good price and the tonkatsu is crispy (if you ask for the sauce on the side). I like the sauce sweet so if you like sweet you'll like it too. The macaroni is meh and the corn soup is meh. The only thing is that every time I eat here and my brother has eaten here, we both get tummy aches. :( perhaps the oil? read more

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Tommy T.

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With a bunch of options in Koreatown, it is not hard to find some good eats, but this spot is a cut-let above the rest. They serve tonkatsu a few different ways, but I go for the king pork cutlet everytime. This comes with rice, cabbage salad, pickled veggies, and a side soup. All these things complement a huge cutlet covered in red gravy. The gravy is not spicy and surprisingly does not make the cutlet soggy. Crispy and juicy, this is a hearty meal, and you will not be disappointed read more

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most convenient quick bites, always reliable. Love the place, been going here for a long time. The food court is almost always busy but Tonkatsu House is always quick with their orders. Since they are so busy we can assume they have a setup that is quite efficient in getting orders out quickly. If your not trying to wait 15-20+ minutes for lunch then i recommend read more

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My friends and I made a stop to eat here randomly and it was excellent. We were all really hungry and the portion sizes were extremely generous. Great bang for your buck! That's hard to find these days. The service was excellent and the food came out quickly. We were in a large group so I basically got to try almost everything off the menu lol The fish was very crispy and flaky, the chicken was well seasoned and tender, and the pork was delicious. They even have combos that come with Udon! I would definitely come back here again. read more

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Me and my friends have been coming here for years the food is always so delicious and huge!! We always get the Boston variety, which comes with the pork cutlet, hamburg steak, and fried fish! All the meats are delicious, and the Mac salad is a delicious combo while the cabbage salad provides much needed refreshment among all the heavier items! I love that they include sides of sauce, and I always come back here! Make sure to always have someone to split this with the portions are huge!! The food is always fresh and piping hot! read more

Tonkatsu House - Boston variety Jung sik - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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This restaurant is located in the Koreatown Plaza. We had a hard time deciding amongst the 12 vendors. This place had several sample plates and the one we choose looked great. We ordered katsu chicken and fish. It came with green salad, Mac salad and rice. It was enough for 3 people and reasonable prices. Everything was hot and delicious. They make their food to order. Indoor covered parking. Free parking with validation. However the day we went, parking was free. Free 30 minute WiFi. read more

Tonkatsu House - katsu chicken and fish, Mac salad, green salad, rice and sauces - Korean Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Their tonkatsu is pretty good. I like how crispy it is. I also liked how they put the sauce on the side so that it doesn't get soggy! The sauce had a very cinnamony...flavor which is a bit different read more

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More info about Tonkatsu House

928 S Western Ave
Koreatown Plaza Food Corner
Los Angeles, CA 90006
Koreatown
Directions
(213) 385-9900
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Hours

What time does Tonkatsu House open?

Tonkatsu House opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Tonkatsu House close?

Tonkatsu House closes at 8:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Sun 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Payment methods

Does Tonkatsu House take Bitcoin?

No, Tonkatsu House does not take Bitcoin.

Does Tonkatsu House take credit cards?

Yes, Tonkatsu House takes credit cards.

Food & Alcohol

Does Tonkatsu House have catering options?

Yes, Tonkatsu House does have catering options.

Does Tonkatsu House have a happy hour?

No, Tonkatsu House does not have a happy hour.

Does Tonkatsu House serve alcohol?

No, Tonkatsu House does not serve alcohol.

Indoor Amenities

Does Tonkatsu House allow dogs?

No, Tonkatsu House does not allow dogs.

Does Tonkatsu House have TVs?

Yes, Tonkatsu House has TVs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Tonkatsu House have bike parking?

Yes, Tonkatsu House has bike parking.

Does Tonkatsu House have parking?

Yes, Tonkatsu House has parking options. Garage Parking, Validated Parking

Other Amenities

Is Tonkatsu House wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Tonkatsu House is wheelchair accessible.

Does Tonkatsu House have free WiFi?

No, Tonkatsu House does not have free WiFi.

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Specialties

We specialize in Korean Tonkatsu. Korean Tonkatsu is different from Japanese Tonkatsu. Korean Tonkatsu is a thin piece of pork that is deep fried in our homemade panko mix.

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Delayed review...so it is unfortunate it shows permanently closed :/…read more Sun Nong Dan was on my to-try list for awhile! Came by around 6PM on a Sunday. Surprisingly, no wait, though parking was getting filled up. Valet for $5, or street parking if able. Two of us ordered: #3, ox bone soup with assorted meats $20.99 #7, galbi tang $22.99 Their brown rice is actually purple rice. I personally ate most of the #3. I thought the flavors were nice and the amount of meat was more than expected, which was nice. Would definitely be back! I'm sure it could be rough in the area if you had to wait more than 20-30 minutes.

We came here after hitting a local dive bar in DTLA and I was pretty faded from drinking strong…read moredrinks at the bar. I was happy to see this is a 24 hours location and I wanted warm soup for comfort food to sober me up. The restaurant is in a small strip mall that offers valet service but we were able to find free street parking. I got the oxtail beef bone broth soup and it definitely hit the spot for comfort. I'm so sorry in my drunk state I ended up spilling my broth all over the table and floor. The staff were so sweet and understanding, I kept apologizing to them.

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I came here for the lunch special and it was a 10/10!! Delicious! Great atmosphere and amazing…read moreservice

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Do they need another review? Of course not. Order the French dip and enjoy!…read more One of the oldest continuously operated restaurants in the city of Los Angeles

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I came here on a Sunday morning because I was craving Taiwanese breakfast. I came in, ordered first…read moreand seated immediately. The vibe inside was very clean and modern, making a comfy atmosphere in the daytime. I got the hot soy milk, the Dan Bing (egg crepe), and the daikon rice cakes. The hot soy milk was fine, it came in a mug (I was expecting a bowl). It also doesn't have the strong soy milk flavor I like. The daikon rice cakes were soft and crispy, and came with a soy sauce and spicy sauce. The Dan Bing was the highlight of the meal! The skin was freshly made, the texture was perfect, and it had a good amount of toppings. It was also quite nice for its price. It reminds me of the Dan Bing I ate back in Taiwan. Definitely give this place a shot to try out some Taiwanese breakfast!

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Sandee C.

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2

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2 years ago

I am writing to express my extreme dissatisfaction with the service I received during my recent visit to korea Town Plaza. I came to order a chicken cutlet, as I have done numerous times in the past. I placed my order over the phone, which was handled efficiently, and when I arrived to pick up the food, I intended to use a coupon I had for a free meal. Upon presenting the coupon, I was abruptly informed, with an appalling attitude, that the coupon was no longer accepted. Despite this, the staff begrudgingly agreed to honor it "this time" but made it clear that no such coupons would be accepted in the future. While I understand changes in policy, the manner in which this information was conveyed was utterly unacceptable. The staff member displayed a level of rudeness that was both unprofessional and detrimental to your business. Her hostile demeanor reflects poorly on your establishment. Whether or not she was the owner, she clearly lacks the understanding that paying customers should be treated with respect and courtesy. I have been a loyal customer for years, and it is precisely my patronage that qualified me for the free cutlet in the first place. To be treated in such a disdainful manner is inexcusable. Furthermore, the entire staff, particularly those in red hats, exhibited a collective attitude that is nothing short of reprehensible. They are in desperate need of a reality check and should be retrained in basic customer service principles. This experience has left me questioning whether I will continue to support a business that allows such heinous behavior from its employees. I expect immediate corrective action to be taken. read more

Jessica L.

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A few weeks ago, I visited this restaurant and had a fully stamped loyalty card. The restaurant previously issued stamp cards, and I still had mine. Since I had collected all the required stamps, I was entitled to a free cutlet. However, when I presented my card to redeem the free meal, the staff member who assisted me displayed a terrible attitude. As a loyal customer who has visited this establishment multiple times and spent a significant amount of money here, I expected to be treated with basic courtesy. The purpose of a loyalty program is to reward repeat customers, yet instead of appreciation, I was met with rudeness. This kind of behavior is completely unacceptable. I strongly urge the management to retrain their employees on customer service and professionalism. Moving forward, I will be taking my business elsewhere, as no customer should be treated poorly for simply redeeming a reward they rightfully earned. read more

Amanda R.

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This place is for low ballers only. Paid ad on newspaper to lure the customer and look at you like you came to the wrong place. It feels like i am begging them for the right service. I aint no coming back to have horrenduous service I asked for extra forks albut offered with plastic one so asked if you coils rinse it out. Their plastic stiff were left in a way people can touch with bare hands. Extremely dirty I see back staff cooking stuff snd talking without the mask. I see liquids from their mouth are being sprayed onto food Avoid this place at all cost read more

Jim H.

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18 years ago

This location in the Koreatown Plaza food court is in serious need of a PA system. Yes, the food court is crowded and noisy but the level of noise pollution that the monotonous number calling may cause migraines to some. So please. I ask of you Tonkatsu House of Koreatown food court, please get yourself a customer number display system or a PA system and stop calling out the numbers 7 or even 10+ times!!! And let us all enjoy our meals in the plaza in peace. Good riddens and thank you! read more

Ari H.

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2 years ago

I recently visited this amazing tonkatsu restaurant, inside the H Mart food court and I can't recommend it enough. The portions are huge--you're definitely getting your money's worth. The crispy coating on the pork cutlets is perfectly golden and crunchy, while the meat inside is tender and juicy. The service was also fantastic. If you're a fan of tonkatsu, this place is a must-visit! read more

Adrian T.

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12 years ago

The korean owner here is very shady. I signed up for there email and get spammed from them with coupons and when i tried to use one they said no, they need a print out. It never states that on there coupon and she didnt seem to care. O well customer service sucks but what else can you expect from a korean ran food court. Ugh customer service sucks here. read more

Philip B.

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4 years ago

This is my favorite place for tonkatsu in Los Angeles. Please do not judge prior to trying it because it is located inside a food court. Compared to other places portions are huge and food is tasty. All their side dishes, including macaroni salad are delicious. It is a great place to dine if you are in the mood for tonkatsu. read more

Youngjo J.

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8 years ago

This is my favorite pork cutlet place in ktown. The portions are huge and the price is pretty good for what you get. Parking is no problem since its inside ktown plaza. read more

Roland M.

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6 years ago

I come here weekly since it's across the street from my place. I call in my food and it's ready in less than 10 minutes. Great food, huge portions, and friendly staff. read more

Eric L.

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6 months ago

Very disappointing. This restaurant used to offer best food in town. But now quality just dropped. Will not recommend this restaurant. read more

John K.

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2 years ago

Best tonkatsu in ktown been going here since I was in high school. It's Korean og tonkatsu not the big thick ones that Japanese katsu.