Katsu Burger

dark atmosphere which we like but may not be for everyone. you place your orders on a screen so we didn't get much staff interaction, they do bring your food to your table which was appreciated. waygu katsu burger: katsu flavor not strong enough, okay but wouldn't get again for the price point. banzai chicken and pork bites: they're like katsu chicken nuggets, not bad but need a dipping sauce for sure. they have a lot of options for condiments which is nice. sea salt fries: didn't taste salty at all, very plain. would recommend the 12 spices if you want to get fries.

You must try Katsu Burger. It's a twist on burgers and tonkastu and they made it taste so good. I got the Tokyo classic with chicken as my protein (other options include pork, beef). The chicken was so crispy and the Mayo / tonkatsu sauce was incredible. I enjoyed every bite of it.We had to order through a kiosk. I don't enjoy using these are restaurants. The staff was helpful whenever we had questions though. The katsu burgers were made in a timely manner.I enjoyed the ambiance of the restaurant. I liked the themes and art that was created. It's a nice area to enjoy some good food. There were plenty of seating in the place.

Pleasantly surprised. Sandwiches are fabulous and shakes are to die for. Pass on the fries. Quick service, lots of seating area and easy to order. Staff was friendly.

Food - Amazing! We order take out here at least 1-2 times a month. I always get the Miso Honey Tofu burger, nori fries with nori ranch, and a shake. Usually the sesame shake but all of them are good. My partner usually changes up his burger but really likes the Umami Wagyu burger, sea salt fries, and any shake. Service - it's always expertly packed and makes it here without spills and usually still close to temperature. Ambiance - take out so N/AI've literally ordered from here over 20 times and I have never had a bad experience. I will continue to order burgers from here because it's amazing and my favorite burger place as a vegetarian and my partners favorite as a meat eater.

WHEN: Tues @1pmLooks like more people do take out since you can order online. It was completely empty when we came so we ate indoors. This place is quite spacious but the tables were beyond sticky to the point where it no amount of disinfectant wipes could fix. So I tore open our bag our orders came in and made a placemat.Here's what was ordered:UMAMI WAGYU - $12.95This was a seasonal special so I thought I try it. This burger is created with savory wagyu beef, swiss cheese, bacon, caramelized onions and creamy Japanese mayo & Tonkatsu sauce. Crispy shredded cabbage, pickles and tomatoes are also added to enhance the flavor. It was definitely a hefty one, I recommend sharing if you wanna try other things. It's pretty goodBANZAI BITES - $5.95Fun-snack size chicken strips and pork bites (you can have one or the other). Got the Nori Ranch which was a nice creamy and salty dipping sauce. These bites weren't very memorable since they tasted dry. Glad I still gave them a shot!FRIES - $3.75Got the Miso Honey Mustard sipping sauce which was nice, and the fries are pretty decent for some standard fries. Really nothing much else about it.Overall the food was okay. I think this is the point where too much shades of brown food was ordered and my body needs a green smoothie or something, haha. Still, no regrets!

I loved the decor here at Katsu Burger! This is a chill restaurant with really good burgers.The Godzilla Attach ($11.95) was large enough to share. It was perfectly crispy, a little spicy, and all around delicious! I also tried the Wasabi Coleslaw ($3.90) and wasn't a huge fan. The flavor was so mild and the portion was small. I'd recommend getting a different side besides the coleslaw.Overall, Katsu Burger is a good place if you're looking for a modern twist to your traditional burgers.

Tried the Tokyo Classic burger for the first time and was impressed by its size-these burgers are HUGE! Easily shareable with a side of fries and drinks. The bar was unfortunately closed, which was part of the reason we initially went, so hopefully that will open up soon.

Best burger I've had in a long while. The wagyu is amazing. Service was fast and the waitress was really nice. It was pretty empty when I visited, but the restaurant had a nice vibe perfect for hanging out with friends.

I stumbled upon Katsu Burger by chance while in the area and feeling hungry. The ambiance was a bit dim, and the seating area seemed a bit neglected. Despite a quick cleaning effort, the place was bustling with a surprisingly large crowd. Fortunately, the service was prompt, and our orders were swiftly delivered to the table.Regarding the food, Katsu Burger offers ample portion sizes and a decent variety of options. We opted for the Godzilla Attack sandwich with chicken, and it was delicious. However, our experience with the Samurai Select burger, also with chicken, was marred by the pineapple being spoiled, detracting from the overall flavor. The server promptly addressed this issue and offered to replace the burger, which we appreciated, leading us to order another round of the Godzilla Attack sandwich.We also tried the curry fries, which had a great texture but were overwhelmed by the curry powder sprinkled on top. Additionally, the chicken banzai bites were disappointing, lacking flavor and appearing overly dry and fried.In conclusion, our experience at Katsu Burger was okay, with highlights like the Godzilla Attack sandwich and efficient service, but with some drawbacks such as the pineapple issue and the disappointing sides. We hope for a better dining experience on our next visit.

Three stars at best... Fries are good, shake was very alright, but the burgers were just dissapointing at best. The joint really focuses on how crunchy they are and I think that's the only reportable thing of note about these burgers. They are pretty flavorless, especially given the price point they are set at. Service was alright, although all of it was online until they bring your food, plus the floors and table were sticky.Bathroom COVERED in graffiti. Do not reccomend coming here.