Katsu Burger

Walked in and the owner immediately greeted us even though he was busy at a table working on his computer. The dining room was clean, as was the restrooms. We came around 3 pm. It wasn't busy at the time. The woman behind the counter answered all our questions very patiently as the menu is pretty vast.You order at a POS system. There is a kiosk/ POS Provider fee ($0.53). Take your receipt and find your own seating. The owner brought us our meal to our table. We ordered 2 burgers, 2 orders of banzai bites (pork & chicken), nori fries, 12 spice fries, and a kinako and sesame shake. I expected more of a wait, but was pleasantly surprised when it came out within 10-12 minutes.My Katsu burger was excellent. I liked the nori fries, but sampled my sister's 12 spice fries and liked them over my nori fries. I surprisingly enjoyed the unique kinako & sesame shake. I drank it down so quickly.Truly enjoyed this spot. If you're ever in Seattle. Give 'em a try. Your tastebuds will thank you.

We've tried the one in Bellevue and it's always good. We were in the area, so decided this may be good too.Called in an order. Had it ready when we got there. It's not as busy as the one in Bellevue. Had a couple of shakes, nori fries, 3 burgers (tofu, Tokyo). Their shakes are excellent. I'd pay nearly $10 for this type of burger rather than Red Robins. I like their cabbage. It's less watery and has more crunch.It's a small place. I like the one in Federal Way - ambiance wise. This one feels more like a take-out joint, similar to the one in Bellevue. Overall, good experience.

Service was non-existent. The clerk stood behind the counter chatting with co-worker. We were forced to use the kiosk to place our order. Then the kiosk forces you to tip or you can't complete your order! Burger was just ok. Definitely not worth the price.

It was our first time here and we were excited to try it. The store is very small, there's not a lot of seating, but there is a large parking lot outside. We dined in and the store was freezing, but ultimately we decided to stay.We got the Curry and Samurai burgers and 12 spice fries. The Curry burger was absolutely fantastic. The flavor was good, made well, and toppings were complimentary. The Samurai was also delicious, but I should have left the wasabi off because it was a bit inconsistent for me. Everything else about the burger was good! We really enjoyed it, but felt that it was a bit expensive for the meals, but overall, a good meal and tasted well made and delicious. The fries were so good, seasoned with a great blend of spices and was the perfect side dish, but this is an add on for an additional price.Overall, I think it's a great and unique concept. The burgers were made well, fries were delicious, and staff was nice. I would recommend the katsu burgers!

Mary Jesus Joseph, this is one of the best burger joints I have ever been too! Not exactly your classic burger. But for sure one of the best burgers I ever had. Service is super fast (for not being fast food) and service is friendly. Oh the shakes.... Killer shakes! Also love their Nori fries! But let's not talk about their bathroom.... Cause it's smells quite pungent! Lol

Got the Kanna Akuma sandwich for delivery and it was the best chicken sandwich I've had in the Seattle area. The chicken was flavorful and juicy, and the pickled veggies were delicious. The side of ranch made it a perfect mixture with the kick of the pickled jalapeño. I will for sure be trying more things on the menu. Would recommend for a high quality chicken sandwich.

These burgers are huge!The ingredients are fresh and the katsu portions are big. The sandwiches have great flavors. Love the red onions! We had never tried a beef katsu before, it had an amazing flavor!I tried the samurai burger. Good flavors all around. The pineapple slice was a bit tough, but maybe just a 1-off.Pro-tip: don't trust the paper wrapper. Both of ours failed mid-burger and caused a surprise mess. You have been warned. :)Highly recommended when you're in the mood for something different.

This place is pretty good, interesting take on a burger to cook it katsu style. Had the Godzilla burger, not too spicy. The curry fries were excellent with curry mayo.

I had actually planned on eating at another place, but then I saw Katsu Burger and decided to give it a try since I've never eaten there. I ordered the Pork Katsu Bento and French fries. The pork katsu was nice and crispy and the curry lacked any hamburger and had a slight sweet taste to it. The French fries looked good but tasted like it had been sitting under the heat lamp for hours.When they brought me my bento, I asked for chopstick and they told me they don't have chopsticks, which I thought was strange. A Japanese restaurant not having chopsticks???I've tried this place but next time I'll eat at the place I had originally planned on going to.

I will never eat a burger at this establishment ever again. They charge for debit card and only take cards not cash plus they asked for a tip.