Tonkatsu or Gyukatsu Cravings? Here’s Where to Go in Singapore

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Not sure where to eat? When in doubt, go for tonkatsu or gyukatsu. We’ve put together a list of our go-to spots, so you can pick the one that suits your mood and your appetite.

Tonkatsu Daiki

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We tried the Classic Rosu Tonkatsu Set 200g (S$33) and Classic Hire Tonkatsu Set 120g (S$29); both had a crisp exterior and an incredibly tender interior. The best part? Rice and cabbage are refillable, giving you a perfect excuse to try their umami In-House Special Japanese Curry (S$5) that paired well with the rice and worked as a dipping sauce for the tonkatsu. 

Tonkatsu Daiki 
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📍391 Orchard Road, Ngee Ann City Public Space, #05-33, Singapore 238872
🕚 11am–2.30pm & 5.30pm–8.30pm (Daily)

Shin Katsu

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Prefer a variety of fancy Tonkatsu? Shin Katsu has a table for you. The Gensen Set (S$38) and Gokusen Set (S$48) are built for those who love an assortment of premium cuts in every bite. 

The journey starts with the Cold Japanese Tofu, Potato Salad, and Truffle Edamame. The second course is a curated selection of 5 pork cutlets, followed by mini curry rice with a Wagyu beef minced cutlet. The meal ended with the classic Matcha ice cream. 

Shin Katsu
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📍84/86 Tanjong Pagar Road, Singapore 088505
🕚 11am–3pm & 5pm–9.30pm (Daily), 11am–9.30pm (Sat to Sun) 

Katsu By Kyu

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Katsu By Kyu brings Jeju pork to you, minus the flight. The Classic Jeju Loin (S$36) features a balanced, juicy cut, and Jeju Tenderloin (S$35) is the leanest and most tender cut available. The menu uses Japanese tonkatsu techniques with Korean-sourced ingredients and features Jeju pork wet-aged for 240 hours! 

Katsu By Kyu
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📍6A Shenton Way, OUE Downtown Gallery, #01-09, Singapore 068815
🕚 11am–3pm & 5pm–10pm (Mon to Sat), Closed on Sun 

Gyusei Gyukatsu

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Prefer Gyukatsu over Tonkatsu? Gyusei Gyukatsu is a halal Wagyu steakhouse with deep-fried beef cutlets imported from Japan – guaranteed to leave you dreaming about Gyukatsu. 

With 12 condiments and free-flow rice, cabbage, and miso soup, snag their Weekday Lunch Special before 4pm – Australian Tenderloin (S$35) with an onsen egg. If beef isn’t your thing, opt for the Premium Seafood Set (S$39) featuring salmon, unagi, ebi, and soft-shell crab. 

You can make your reservations here! 

Gyusei Gyukatsu 
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📍775 North Bridge Road, Level 1 Hotel Clover, Singapore 198737
🕚 12pm–10pm (Sun, Tue to Thu) & 12pm–10.30pm (Fri to Sat), Closed on Mon

Gyukatsu Kyoto Katsugyu 

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Gyukatsu Kyoto Katsugyu cooks up beef that’s crispy on the outside and medium-rare on the inside. 2 recommended ways to go: the Chuck Flap + Sirloin Set (S$29) for the most flavourful part of the shoulder cut, or the Beef Tongue + Sirloin (S$32) with a generous cut of beef tongue and a texture you won’t find elsewhere. 

Apart from unique cuts like Chuck Flap and Beef Tongue, there’s also Sirloin, Tenderloin, and A5 Japanese Wagyu Beef Sirloin. 

Gyukatsu Kyoto Katsugyu 
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📍 Various locations 
🕚 Various timings 

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