Maisen Katsu

We love the food court style of restaurant options here. We tried the pork katsu with the gravy and onions. It was absolutely delicious. I wish they had one of these on my side of town. They do upcharge to "eat in" rather than takeout. So if you want to avoid that, order it to go and you can still eat in the food court seating.

Took a trip to the H-Mart to see what fast food shops they had. Decided on this place - the curry katsu chicken caught my eye 👀 ordering was easy and quick. I got my food relatively soon after ordering. This was some amazing chicken! Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, it practically melted in my mouth 😋 the curry was tasty as well as the small side salad - it had a good dressing on it. My friends got other variations of katsu, including a cheese-covered katsu chicken. They had some fried cheese balls that were kind of sweet! Overall, I liked it all.

Katsu was delicious and crispy, even without sauce or curry. Rice cooked well and coleslaw went well with the katsu. You get a good amount of food for the price too!

First time here and decided to try this establishment located inside the very busy Hmart food court. The first thing to notice is the HUGE portion of King Pork Katsu! You can't miss it. It's either meant for one very hungry eater or two to share. The Katsu was pounded thin, light and crispy with a very light flavor. Of note is the coleslaw that is sliced thin and perfectly matched. Coleslaw was delicious! I thought the typical macaroni salad was a bit heavy but there wasn't much of it. The Tonkatsu Ramen was also very lightly flavored. I did not especially enjoy this dish as the noodles did not seem like high quality noodles. Overall the food was okay but not memorable for the price.

My husband, sister in law, and I ate here for the first time today. H Mart was so busy. We picked this place because there wasn't a long line. We really liked our food but man they are expensive. It was about $55 for the 3 of us to eat and no drinks. We would probably go somewhere else the next time we dine out based on their prices alone. The $55 goes further at other restaurants. The staff was very friendly though.

I was blown away by this unassuming little stall in the midst of a bustling food court. It would be easy to pass right on by without a second thought, but I implore you, give it a try. The ramen was flavorful and had the most delicious chashu I’ve ever tasted. The katsu pork was perfectly seasoned and breaded, and with the sauces and slaw was a phenomenal accompaniment to our spicy bowl of ramen. Delicious, delicious, delicious. I’ll be back.

We weren't in the mood for katsu, so we ordered a ramen & udon soup instead. Flavors weren't too bad, but we would definitely try this place out again and do their chicken katsu.