Space combines cozy seating with an upbeat atmosphere enhanced by anime music. Tables feature spice level seasonings and gadgets to call for service, supporting a casual, comfortable dining experience. The crowd enjoys authentic Japanese curry with generous portions and reasonable prices.
Japanese curry here features crispy pork katsu with a juicy inside and a rich curry sauce that pairs perfectly. The tonkatsu teishoku comes with a miso sauce that adds a comforting, savory touch.
Japanese curry features a homemade sauce served on the side, distinct from typical supermarket cubes. Chicken katsu and Tonkatsu pork come with crispy breaded coatings that pair well with the curry. Service is fast and attentive, making it a solid spot for a comforting meal.
Good to know
The restaurant charges a 4% SF Healthy Mandate fee on all orders.
Different spice level seasonings are available at the tables to customize spice levels.
The portion size and pricing are reasonable for San Francisco.
Small space with warm wooden decor and minimalist design creates a cozy, inviting atmosphere filled with natural light. The vibe stays relaxed and hip, suitable for casual meals or quick lunches. Tables sit close together due to limited capacity, maintaining an intimate setting.
Ramen here features noodles cooked to perfection, soft yet chewy, with inventive twists like bone marrow for richness and black garlic oil for depth. The Gyudon offers a unique blend of Chinese and Singaporean flavors rather than traditional Japanese style.
Japanese curry features a flavorful yet light sauce with tender meat. A secret menu item offers this curry, including options like beef curry and plans for bone marrow and beef katsu curry.
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The restaurant is small and fills up quickly, so arrive early.
They specialize in beef ramen, with only one veggie/tofu option available.
Prices are reasonable, with most ramen dishes under $15.
Small Asian fusion restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with quiet, relaxing vibes away from busy crowds. The space feels welcoming and comfortable, making it suitable for casual meals with friends or family. Tables stay clean and stocked with condiments, supporting a neat dining experience.
Ramen and udon bowls stand out with rich flavors. Bento combos include eel, tempura, and salad. The salmon poke bowl mixes rice, spinach, and fresh toppings with a tasty sauce.
Curry dishes feature spicy curry oil that blends well with rice and adds heat. Crunchy chicken stands out in the curry chicken, while the curry fish ball serves as a flavorful dip. Shrimp appears large and plentiful in the curry shrimp thick noodles.
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The restaurant offers a vegetarian menu section for plant-based options.
Portion sizes are generous, often enough to share between two people.
K Dragon cuisine is one of the more affordable dining options in Japantown.
Interior features floral rose wall and cute decor creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere with pleasant music. The vibe suits dates and outings with friends, filled with laughter and good energy. Generous portions and a friendly, efficient staff add to the welcoming feel.
Katsu stands out with options like slow-cooked tonkatsu that is super tender and crispy. Chicken katsu and cheese tonkatsu come out delicious and tender, while salmon teriyaki is cooked just right.
Huge entree portions come with curry dishes featuring large pieces of carrot and potato cooked tender. Curry katsu balances spice and comfort well, and curry tempura offers a different take despite higher prices.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid crowds, especially during peak hours.
Each entree includes miso soup, salad, and small side vegetables.
Portions are large and suitable for sharing.
Small Japanese restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with quiet, relaxing vibes suited for lunch breaks or casual dining. Locally owned, it serves authentic dishes like miso soup and chicken katsu curry with affordable prices and takeout options.
Fresh ingredients create high-quality sushi with delicious recipes. Bento boxes offer generous portions like Salmon teriyaki with smoky flavor and crispy vegetable croquettes. Ramen tonkatsu and chicken katsu curry come with great miso and salad.
Chicken katsu curry stands out with its crunchy texture and balanced moisture. Snapper fish katsu curry and curry rice come with great miso and salad, adding variety to the menu.
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Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially for lunch.
Takeout options are available for those in a hurry.
The restaurant offers complimentary miso soup and salad with meals.
Cafe offers a warm Japanese ambience with a tea ceremony setup and beautiful interior decor. Atmosphere blends calm and liveliness, creating a cozy yet buzzy environment with spaced seating. Seating includes stools at a small bar table, and dining time is limited to one hour.
Chicken and pork katsu sandwiches stand out with their soft, juicy texture and rich flavor. The Japanese Gozen offers soy-marinated salmon belly sashimi and ikura, paired with a hot matcha dashi broth that complements the dish without softening the rice.
Chicken curry comes perfectly seasoned and flavorful. Katsu curry and chicken porridge offer great portions and solid taste.
Good to know
The place closes at 4pm.
There is a dine-in time limit of only one hour.
It gets busy around noon, so arrive early to beat the lunch rush.
Small dining space with about 7 to 12 tables creates an intimate, cozy atmosphere that feels like a homey hole-in-the-wall. The vibe is lively and filled with happy folks, though the limited size means it can get crowded quickly. Decor is nice and clean, contributing to a comfortable setting.
Ramen features rich broths like pork bone and duck truffle, with noodles cooked just right. Sushi, donburi bowls, and crispy takoyaki with chewy octopus and umami bonito flakes also stand out.
Curry here comes with a spicy kick and a thinner but flavorful sauce. Dishes like the chicken karaage curry and katsu curry mix well with ramen broth, enhancing the overall taste.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm with $5 small plates.
Reservations are not accepted; expect to sign in for the waitlist.
Parking can be challenging with no free options available nearby.