My Royal Highness recommended me to this place at Takashimaya B2.
The sign reads,
Handmade Katsu Sandwich: Romankan Yokohama.
My first thought was how to make a sandwich without hands?
The stall had an interesting look like a bar counter, with counter seats and regular seats. The staff wore a french maid apron too.
I never got any pictures of the stall taken as there were plenty of people dining.
The sign reads,
Handmade Katsu Sandwich: Romankan Yokohama.
My first thought was how to make a sandwich without hands?
The stall had an interesting look like a bar counter, with counter seats and regular seats. The staff wore a french maid apron too.
I never got any pictures of the stall taken as there were plenty of people dining.
They served only katsu (fried breaded chicken/pork cutlets). We ordered a regular pork cutlet and curry cutlet. Basically, apart from the jug of curry, the Curry Cutlet set is the same as mine, less the the salad. The curry is a thick gravy which is also very tasty. You can taste some real mashed up potato and meat fibers. The cutlet was fantastic! Crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. All sets come with miso soup and rice. For the price of $11 (Pork Katsu set) and $14 (Curry set), without any '++', this is a must try!
Pork Katsu Set
Curry Katsu Set
The small jug of curry. You pour them over your rice.
A close up on the Katsu on the salad side. A bottle of tangy barbecue sauce (not shown) sits on every table. Squeeze some on the salad and get your greens.
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Singapore Food Takashimaya Japanese Katsu
Singapore Food Takashimaya Japanese Katsu
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