Small Japanese grocery store buzzes with a busy atmosphere and authentic customs. Fresh sushi sliced on demand pairs well with a variety of sake selections. Hot chicken katsu shines with crispy texture and a yummy dipping sauce.
Hot chicken katsu comes with a yummy dipping sauce that complements the crispy texture. The chicken katsu stands out as incredibly delicious and well-prepared.
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A free parking lot is available.
Yama Sushi Marketplace can get pretty crowded during dinner time.
Yama Sushi Marketplace offers good affordable Japanese food.
Small Japanese spot offers crispy pork and juicy chicken katsu sandwiches with flavorful sauces. Standing dining at a long window counter creates a lively, casual vibe. Chicken katsu pairs perfectly with curry sauce for dipping.
Chicken katsu sandwiches come out very juicy and flavorful, not dry like typical chicken breast. The katsu chicken sando pairs well with curry sauce on the side for dipping.
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Parking can be hard during peak times; consider using paid lots.
This place is more of a grab-and-go spot with limited seating.
The total cost for two sandwiches, fries, and a drink is around $42.
Small space with a cozy vibe and walls full of guest drawings creates a warm feel. Chicken Katsu shines with delicious flavor and options like cheese and plain tonkatsu. Regulars love the authentic crispy pork katsu, making it a standout spot.
Chicken Katsu stands out as a delicious option alongside cheese and plain tonkatsu. The menu offers variations like cheese Chicken Katsu and original katsu, all noted for their flavor.
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There is a free parking lot in the plaza.
Parking can be difficult during lunch hours.
Most menu items are reasonably priced under $20.
Small space with classic Korean decor offers a cozy vibe for families and dates. Sweet potato chicken katsu is crispy and juicy, adding a unique twist. Generous portions come with mildly spicy curry, making it a comfort food spot with a lively yet relaxing mood.
Crispy outside and juicy inside describes the sweet potato chicken katsu, which adds a unique twist with the sweet potato. The chicken katsu with curry comes in a generous portion with a mildly spicy curry sauce.
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The restaurant is open until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays.
Reservations are recommended on weekends to avoid long wait times.
Parking is limited in the area, so consider public transport.
Japanese-style spot shines with tender chicken katsu that pairs perfectly with spicy curry. Interior is clean and cozy, creating a chill vibe. Energetic crowd enjoys affordable, flavorful dishes in a welcoming space.
Chicken katsu features tender and juicy chicken with a crunchy exterior. It pairs well with the curry, creating a delicious blend of flavors.
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The meal cost under $20, making it budget-friendly.
Portion sizes are larger than expected, providing good value.
They have a 'leave a review and get a free drink' offer.
Enjoy crispy chicken katsu with rich curry sauce in a clean, modern setting. Relax to J-pop music while savoring authentic Japanese dishes like vegetarian curry and ramen. Casual energy and spicy edamame appetizers make it a lively spot late into the night.
Japanese curry chicken katsu features a crispy breaded cutlet served alongside rich curry sauce. The dish pairs well with spicy edamame as an appetizer and stands out as a popular main course option.
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You can bring your own alcohol with no corkage fee.
Crane & Elephant closes at 2am, perfect for late-night meals.
Parking can be challenging due to limited space.
Modern interior with large glass windows creates a cozy yet busy vibe. Chicken katsu shines in crispy sandwiches paired with rich curry and katsu ramen. Valet parking is limited, and noise from kitchen staff adds to the fast food chain feel during lunch.
Chicken katsu comes crispy and flavorful, often served in sandwiches with options like apple chili and kamikaze styles. The sandwiches include waffle fries and pair well with rich curry dishes and katsu ramen.
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Valet parking is available for $5, with limited street parking nearby.
Katsu Bar offers a weekday special meal for only $10.
No cash is accepted; only card payments are allowed.
Small Hawaiian BBQ spot serves crispy chicken katsu in hearty bento boxes alongside teriyaki chicken. Generous portions and home-cooked vibe make meals well-priced and satisfying. Cozy, casual setting with limited seating fits families looking for a relaxed meal.
Chicken katsu comes out very crispy and is served alongside options like Teriyaki chicken in bento boxes. It also appears in catering menus with BBQ chicken and other dishes.
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PandaBento offers generous portion sizes for a reasonable price.
Limited seating and parking are available at PandaBento.
Expect a casual dining experience at PandaBento.
Traditional Japanese decor sets a cozy mood with authentic ramen and inviting smells. Chicken katsu is perfectly breaded and light, often served with flavorful curry and garlic spinach rice. Free parking validation adds great convenience for diners.
Perfectly breaded and fried, the chicken katsu stays light and not heavy. The chicken katsu curry comes fresh, often paired with garlic spinach rice or menchi katsu curry for variety.
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Parking is validated for 90 minutes with a restaurant receipt.
Prices are reasonable, typically around $5 more than average.
The menu has downsized recently, offering fewer items.
Small space with clean decor and Japanese pop music sets a relaxed vibe. Chicken katsu shines with its crispy coating and pairs well with curry or cheese. Customizable curry dishes and reasonable prices keep a steady crowd despite tough parking.
Chicken katsu comes with a crispy coating and pairs well with cheese or curry. The curry version often includes an omelette on top.
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You can park in the Hmart parking lot and get validation from the restaurant.
Expect longer wait times on weekends due to high customer volume.
Almost everything about the dish can be customized, including rice, toppings, and spice level.
Sandwiches shine with crispy Chicken Katsu and flavorful banh mi, though some bread choices falter. Tea options include a bold Thai tea rivaling popular chains, but boba tastes bland. Expect long waits amid a busy, popular spot.
The Chicken Katsu Sando delivers a crispy breaded chicken with a satisfying texture. It hits the mark for those seeking a classic Japanese-style sandwich experience.
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Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Moon Rabbit offers a variety of Asian sandwiches and snacks.
Prices for sandwiches are around $13, which is reasonable for the size.
Offers crispy chicken katsu with a crunchy texture and consistent quality. Serves large portions of budget-friendly Hawaiian and Chinese dishes. Atmosphere is relaxed with limited seating, focusing on quick takeout service.
Crispy and golden, the chicken katsu stands out with its crunchy texture and consistent quality. The combo meals include this well-prepared katsu chicken as a reliable choice.
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Parking is limited at the restaurant.
There are no restrooms available for customers.
The restaurant primarily offers takeout with limited inside seating.
Wooden decor and big windows create a warm atmosphere with calm energy. Chicken katsu offers large portions and a crispy texture that pairs well with dip sauce. Plenty of parking nearby ensures easy access even when busy.
Chicken katsu comes in large portions with a perfectly crispy texture. The breading can vary but stays tasty, and it pairs well with a dip sauce when ordered without curry.
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Parking is available around the corner, but can be hit or miss.
Dine-in service is available until 8:45 pm.
The menu features less than 15 items, focusing on donkatsu and ramen.
Small space with dim, warm lighting sets a cozy mood. Chicken katsu shines in a crispy sandwich with mild pickled jalapeno. Extensive sake list pairs well with authentic Japanese dishes in a lively setting.
Chicken katsu comes crispy and is served in a simple sandwich with a pillowy bun. It includes a touch of pickled jalapeno, though the promised kick is mild.
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Reservations are recommended for groups larger than six due to limited seating.
Valet parking is available for $12, but street parking is very difficult.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours, especially around 9 pm.
Bright, tidy space offers authentic Japanese curry with a kid-friendly menu and self-service ordering. Chicken katsu dishes come with spice options and pair well with naan bread. Casual seating and loud music create a fast-food vibe that suits solo diners and groups.
Curry katsu chicken comes with a spice level option and pairs well with naan. Dishes include chicken cutlet salad, katsu chicken omelet with rice, and curry with omelette, spinach, and veggie croquettes.
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Validated parking is available at the back of the restaurant.
There is metered street parking and small lots nearby.
Expect no wait during Friday lunch hours.
Small spot with traditional Japanese decor offers a cozy vibe and outdoor seating that feels like Little Tokyo. Bento boxes feature chicken katsu but quality varies. Chill music and a welcoming crowd make it a relaxed place for small groups.
Large bento boxes include chicken katsu alongside tempura, salad, and California rolls. The chicken katsu varies from excellent to bland and lacking flavor across visits.
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Parking validation is available for customers who park at the nearby mall garage.
Expect a mandatory 18% gratuity for parties of six or more.
All menu items are accessible via QR codes, requiring online ordering during dining.
Enjoy a One Piece theme with lively decor and staff in costume. Crispy, spicy chicken katsu stars in generous portions like the Diable Jambe Sando and curry. Cozy space offers photo spots and themed merchandise for fans.
Crispy and spicy, the chicken katsu shines in the Diable Jambe Sando and the curry. Portions come generous and the curry gets a solid flavor boost when spiced up.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted for groups, so arrive early.
The cafe has limited seating, often leading to long wait times.
Payment is card-only; cash is not accepted.
Sushi spot buzzes with a casual vibe and blends LA with Tokyo style. Chicken Katsu shines with crunchy texture in bento boxes, while creative rolls keep flavors fresh. Free underground parking adds rare convenience in a busy area.
Crunchy texture stands out in the Chicken Katsu bento box, paired with warm rice. Some katsu chicken options come dry and reheated, while others like the chicken teriyaki are saucy and flavorful.
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Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant offers free underground parking, which is rare in LA.
Expect to pay $15 for less than 2 hours of street parking.