Katsu Burger

Katsu Burger is yummy. Self ordering kiosk and food comes out quickly.Honestly can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Love that you can pick the choice of meat for your burger. Get the honey miso for dipping!

Katsu burger is a small burger chain with a unique breaded deep fried burger patty served with cabbage and Tonkatsu sauce. There are many options to suit your taste, beef, pork, chicken and choice of fries to go accompany the burger. It is made to order so it takes a few minutes to prepare, but the results are worth the wait. The shop is very small as is the parking lot, but the next block has a huge parking lot, so parking should not be a problem. There are a few tables, but it looks like a lot of the customers are getting the food to go. This is a great little burger for something with a Japanese fast food twist. Highly recommended!

For years, I have drove by and wanted to try it and I finally did. The beef burger was not what I was hoping for. The beef is a Japanese style meat patty, meaning it is unlike Red Robin's American type. I was surprised but it's me not them. The burger was made to order and was very fulfilling. I would not say that I enjoyed very much, just a new type of burger for me.

East meets West! The place is rather small -- there are 2-4 bench tables. A couple of refrigerators for the drinks and the counter. We've never dined in, always order to-go. It's in a shopping strip that is very busy so parking is hard to come by.Burgers are delicious! Not your typical burger. As the name implies, the meat is cooked katsu style. Katsu refers to a breaded and deep-fried cutlet of meat, such as chicken or pork. They also offer beef and vegetarian options. This particular to-go order we had:Tokyo Classic - Katsu, Japanese Mayo & Tonkatsu Sauce, veggies (shredded cabbage, red onions, pickles) - choice of meat: pork $10.25Wabi Wasabi - Katsu, pepper Jack cheese, Wasabi Mayo & Tonkatsu sauce, veggies. Choice of meat: beef $10.75Ao Kabi - Katsu, Blue Cheese, Bacon, wasabi Mayo & Tonkatsu sauce, veggies. Choice of meat: beefAll three were good and flavorful! Meat were cooked nicely -- crunchy on the outside, not dry. We've also had Terriyaki Chicken, Samurai Select, and Katsu Curry in the past and they were all good! We ordered 2 kinds of fries -- sea salt fries and curry fries. Both were good!You can order online but there is an online ordering fee and a pickup fee (just noticed this on the receipt...really?). You can also order at the counter using their online ordering system -- not sure if they charge a fee.

No matter how many times I come to this place, I never leave disappointed. I feel like the chef is very consistent and love that fact. The place is tiny hidden in the small shopping center. While their burger is amazing, there are a few things you need to know. 1. The place does not accept cash2. They have a self-ordering kiosk and you will need to order online, through Yelp or the kiosk - I do have to say that I had trouble recently ordering through Yelp and the prices are different. I know it's not from my end but just thought I would call out that part.3. There are only 4 tables available for customers which seats about 12 people total so if you come around lunchtime, good luck finding a seat.4. Lastly, as soon as you come inside, you have to ring the bell as they are all working inside.Good luck and enjoy!

Really fun menu and huge portions! Love this concept of being able to customize by choosing the meat I want, etc.

First time going to a katsu burger dedicated place. Their menu had many variations of a katsu burger to order, including your choice of katsu beef patty, chicken, pork, or tofu. This is a fast casual spot with affordable prices that's great for getting as take out (there are limited seating). We went with the Tokyo Classic katsu burgers, one with a beef patty and the other with chicken. It said that it's popular to order with the beef and frankly I've never tried a deep fried beef patty, so I was intrigued. It tasted like a standard burger just with added tonkatsu sauce and shredded cabbage. The beef patty was a bit too heavy for my liking but I was see why people enjoy it. I tried some of the chicken patty and that one tasted a lot better.

I have been really excited to try Katsu Burger, and it lived up to what I imagined it to be. The store itself is quite small, with a few tables and stools inside. You make your orders on a touchscreen tablet--no human interaction necessary. Napkins and hand sanitizers are available for cleaning. Tokyo Classic (Chicken): Super delicious burger! The chicken was juicy and the breading was amazing, not too much, but also still very crispy. There were plenty of veggies, which was a nice balance with the chicken. The sauce was great and flavorful as well. Every bite was a huge mouthful of yumminess! However, the chicken patty became quite thin in the middle/end compared to the photos I've seen/what I expected to get.

Go for their Ninja Burger, it kicks butt! It is also so nice and fun to go to their restaurant. Despite their burgers here taste fresh and amazing, the waiting time is super short. Highly recommend if you are looking for a good local burger place.

If you're in the mood a decadent burger, this is the place. Katzu burgers are basically deep-fried breaded patties, pork is my favorite with a slew of toppings making it a juicy mess of flavors. There are a slew of options to choose from with easy customization options too. I love the combo of the piping hot patty with the cool fresh salad options. Someone popped out to enquire if I had any questions. Orders are placed at one of the two self-help kiosks and payment is via CC only. It was easy to order. On there wall behind the kiosks they do have any seasonal special burgers that they are trying. The traditional menu is on the boards above. It is a small premise and so space is limited and the four tables fill quickly. Overall I see this as one of the must-visit food places on the Eastside. Everyone deserves a cheat meal, don't we?