Mr. Katsu

I had the Original Katsu Sandwich and the Umeboshi Goat Cheese Sandwich, and both were fantastic. The portions are generous and every bite is full of flavor. This is definitely a spot I will be coming back to, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a satisfying sandwich experience!

Cute little spot tucked away in a small plaza. Found this place by accident. It’s close to a laundry mat I was using while in town. Food was delicious and the service was friendly.

Taxing on nothing, menu for W.T.F.F cost $12.50 but charged me $13, when i asked cashier gave me a bs response and told me that it was the "tax" when it was just included in the price of the item. Also added costs to the potato balls when it clearly says $3.50 but charged me $3.64. They are taxing on top of the tax. Besides that they are also cutting down the portions over the years and its ridiculous. Nick the cashier is clueless and is inexperienced and doesn't know whats on their menu.

This place has nice katsu. You can have it with rice or bread. The curry was quite good. They put a lot of potatoes in it. The katsu piece was thick. The flavor was a bit too strong for me. I think the panko outside could be less cooked. The ade had great sweet scent to it, although it tasted a bit too sweet. They use fruits from Korea. Great price though, try it if you’re in the area!

I always forget to take a picture of the food before I devour it. It is so good! I am a big fan of the galbi curry and katsu curry bowl. I am not usually a fan of katsu, but they have it down to a science: never oily or tough/overcooked, just tender chicken with crunchy breading. They also have some great sandwiches. Very artsy and inviting seating area.