Always good chicken and pork katsu. Some of the best I've had outside Japan. Service is typically quick as well.

The Japanese curry accompanying the chicken katsu is worthy as a standalone! Delicious! Whenever we are in the area, we drop in! Portion sizes are generous and shareable!

Food was great and tasty if you are looking for some ramen in your life. The service was fast and meal was just as delicious as advertised. Spicy yet filling for this winter season. I would recommend it to any Ramen lovers. Worth the visit. The place has food court vibes but the food can bring you back to a Japanese cultural tasting experience.

Great service, ambiance is a food court in HMart. It's a pretty big bowl of ramen so I think the cost isn't too bad for the quantity, the quality is okay. I had hoped they would have a better egg than just a good'ol boiled egg.

After a fun shopping trip at HMart, I was craving a quick and yummy snack, and Maisen Katsu was the perfect choice. I was pleasantly surprised to find that it wasn't too busy, and I managed to snag a table close to the action. I decided to go for the pork Katsu salad, and let me tell you, it hit the spot! The portion was just right, and the flavors were on point. The best part? The wait wasn't too long, so I was able to satisfy my hunger without any major delays. Needless to say, I'll definitely be back for more.

I recently dined at Maisen Katsu, and I must say, it was a delightful culinary adventure. I ordered the Curry Katsu with Chicken. The portion was generous, The flavors were worth every bite. The crispy breaded chicken was cooked to perfection, and the thinness of the cut allowed for an ideal balance. Each mouthful delivered a satisfying crunch, and I appreciated that the chicken didn't overwhelm the dish. The sauce! It was the unsung hero. Rich, savory, and it elevated the katsu to new heights. Overall Maisen Katsu knows how to do katsu justice. Whether you're a fan of hearty portions or prefer a delicate crunch, this place caters to all. I left with a contented belly and a mental note to return soon. The service was fast, it is located in the middle of the market so depending on the time you go it may be busy and a little difficult to find a seat if you plan to eat there.

Just the comfort food I needed! I got the King Pork Katsu which comes with rice, some mac salad, something similar to cold slaw, radish and miso soup. The katsu was thin but delicious with the sauce. It was pretty pricey for thin meat ($16.99) but I was able to take home and ate it for 2 meals. The miso soup was slightly above room temperature so it was disappointing. The food court is popping! Pretty difficult to find a table so you'll need to keep an eye out.

One of a few specialized Katsu restaurants in the valley serving the most tender Pork katsu comparable with top katsu restaurants abroad! The pork just melts in your mouth and is served with a side of rice and cabbage salad. The cabbage could be more finely shredded but I can live with it. The katsu sauce is Korean style. If you prefer Japanese katsu sauce that's more tangy like me, you can bring your own or just quickly grab one from H Mart. They serve food only in take-out containers after 7pm (but you can still sit down and eat) and stop taking orders right at 7:30.