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Nestled in the food court of Mitsuwa market is a small food stall serving up some delicious katsu and curry. I got the Pork Katsu curry spicy, it also comes witha. small miso soup. I would say this is homestyle japanese cooking done well. The katsu was crispy, hot and fresh. Super tender and not overcooked. The curry was flavorful although I would have preferred even more spice. The miso soup was standard, and taste good. Overall a great option for a quick bite after you're done shopping.
I honestly think that this place was really good. The katsu curry was very tasty and the takoyaki was super delicious. I am definitely going to be returning here for their food. It was fast and the person taking my order was quick and polite. The food court is completely clean and nicely arranged. Great spot!
Since this restaurant is in a food court, there's no table service, and the ambiance is just what you'd expect from a typical Japanese food court. The pork chops were perfectly crispy, though a bit lean for my taste--I personally prefer a fattier cut. That said, it was still a great lunch, and the fried oysters were equally delicious. I'd definitely come back for another meal!
Out of all the food stands at Mitsuwa, Matsui is my favorite. I've been eating here since we first moved down to Dallas in 2019, and the quality hasn't changed. COVID-19 made a lot of the stands close down at Mitsuwa, but Matsui stayed strong during that time. They have a glass display of what the dishes look like (similar to what you see in Japan), and the portions are pretty big. I don't think their prices increased much in the last 3 years, which is why I still love to eat here. I usually get a small pork katsu don combo, and it comes with either cold soba noodles or hot udon soup. The price is like $13 after taxes and I have a bit of leftovers to take home. If you want some curry, get it on the side for $3. Ours came in a pretty big bowl and it was enough to feed 3 people. Overall, this is definitely one of the more solid spots in Mitsuwa if you want to dine at the food court.
The older gentleman at the counter was really sweet, or maybe he was just old and I love old people (': service was quick I think the portion was a little small for the $14 that I paid It was hearty and flavorful but a little too salty. Your sodium level will skyrocket after this meal lol if it was less salty I would've loved it. I liked that it had a lot of veggies, helped with the saltiness
I was at mitsuwa for some shopping, and decided to go try something out in the food court. We decided to try out matsui because I was craving soba noodles. There was a great lunch weekday deal that had soba noodles and a curry together which went to about 14$ which was a steal! I got the pork katsu curry and the katsu was the perfect crispiness, and the curry was very flavorful. The soba noodles were so good and refreshing I really enjoyed this entire meal. I added on an order of the 4 piece takoyaki and that was pretty good too! I will definitely be back here if I'm here in the area and wanting an affordable meal.
Matsui has my favorite classic pork katsu with curry in the DFW area. They are remarkably consistent with their food quality, taste, and portions. Always freshly fried to a beautiful crispy golden brown. Always an adequate amount of meat. Lots of rice, hot and tasty noodles. The list goes on. Please give Matsui a try if you are in the area. You will not be disappointed. As a bonus, their weekday lunch specials are a great value, with a 1/2 serving of the entree and an included bowl of hot/cold udon/soba with rice for the price of a full size entree only. I've gone for lunch about five times at this point and have always left full and satisfied. Outside of standard mealtimes, seating is easy to get, especially around weekday lunchtime. During mealtimes the food court can get pretty busy, so seating may be a challenge. P.S they do have a small additional charge for takeout orders to cover the cost of to-go boxes and utensils. Not a dealbreaker but can be annoying if you aren't anticipating it.
Tucked away in the food court in Mitsuwa, Matsui offers Japanese noodle dishes, Donburi, and curry. It may be because I've been living away from Japanese food like this for a while, but Matsui really hit the spot. I thought the food was decent quality and we definitely got our money's worth. I really like the combo options so I can fulfill multiple cravings! They also offer free tea and water which is greatly appreciated :) The dining hall can be a little loud but there's plenty of seating. We'll be returning!
Matsui is located inside Mitsuwa Marketplace with plenty of parking. My husband and I decided to have dinner at Matsui on a Saturday a little before 5:30 pm since we were hungry (we just decided to shop at Mitsuwa but did not have plans to dine here initially). After looking over the menu, we ended up ordering: #26 Assorted Katsu $14.85 prior to tax- Please note chicken katsu substitution for pork katsu at no additional cost. I ordered this meal that comes with fried oyster, fried shrimp and katsu, served with a bowl of miso soup and bowl of rice. I also had a small slaw salad. I liked the assorted fried proteins and am glad it came with a slaw salad. I liked the peanut salad dressing and wished I had more of it on the side to dip my katsu in. I thought the soup was perfect since the evening we dined was on the cold side. The rice was also just fine. #5 Chicken Katsu Don with Hot Udon, $9.95 prior to tax- My husband ordered this combination dinner which surprised me with the amount of food it came with and with such an affordable price. I didn't eat any of my husband's food but he liked everything and was pretty full since he ate it all. ---------------------- (Total= $26.84 after tax) We dined here but there is a small note by the register that there is a $0.35 charge for to go orders. For some reason, my entrée was ready before my husband's. After paying for our order, my husband's order was ready 17 minutes afterwards and my meal was ready 12 minutes after ordering. Our number was announced via microphone so that we knew it was ready for pick up. And after eating, we placed our dirty dishes and trays at the window. There are some great entrees and combinations on the menu that I would like to try. I would come back here again if I lived in this area.
This was really good simple Japanese food. My friend and I were really happy with how good the food was and the prices were reasonable. I got that nostalgic feeling like I was back in Japan when I was eating the soba and tempura and the curry tasted closer to CoCo curry which was a pleasant surprise. Overall we really liked it and wished there was one in or near Houston.
1 year ago
Had the Tempura Plate at Matsui inside Mitsuwa Marketplace's food court. It consisted of shrimp (2) as well as assorted veggie tempura, steamed rice, and miso soup. Everything was made to order and the portion was quite a bang for your buck. It is a solid spot, aswell as quick. The meal was very satisfying I would certainly comeback again to try their ramen and other Japanese dishes sometime. read more
4 months ago
I bought the pork katsu set expecting pork katsu, but it came out looking absolutely rancid and when I politely went to ask to switch it out, the owner was harsh in tone and said that this is how it is supposed to be. Glad to know I was supposed to gag and received something that is unlike any respectable katsu. And when I looked to the picture on the menu, I was spoken to as if I am an idiot and told that it's supposed to be deceiving. I will not be coming back since this is how customers are treated with even the slightest sign of not liking the food. read more
4 months ago
2 months ago
Nestled in the food court of Mitsuwa market is a small food stall serving up some delicious katsu and curry. I got the Pork Katsu curry spicy, it also comes witha. small miso soup. I would say this is homestyle japanese cooking done well. The katsu was crispy, hot and fresh. Super tender and not overcooked. The curry was flavorful although I would have preferred even more spice. The miso soup was standard, and taste good. Overall a great option for a quick bite after you're done shopping. read more
I honestly think that this place was really good. The katsu curry was very tasty and the takoyaki was super delicious. I am definitely going to be returning here for their food. It was fast and the person taking my order was quick and polite. The food court is completely clean and nicely arranged. Great spot! read more
Since this restaurant is in a food court, there's no table service, and the ambiance is just what you'd expect from a typical Japanese food court. The pork chops were perfectly crispy, though a bit lean for my taste--I personally prefer a fattier cut. That said, it was still a great lunch, and the fried oysters were equally delicious. I'd definitely come back for another meal! read more
Out of all the food stands at Mitsuwa, Matsui is my favorite. I've been eating here since we first moved down to Dallas in 2019, and the quality hasn't changed. COVID-19 made a lot of the stands close down at Mitsuwa, but Matsui stayed strong during that time. They have a glass display of what the dishes look like (similar to what you see in Japan), and the portions are pretty big. I don't think their prices increased much in the last 3 years, which is why I still love to eat here. I usually get a small pork katsu don combo, and it comes with either cold soba noodles or hot udon soup. The price is like $13 after taxes and I have a bit of leftovers to take home. If you want some curry, get it on the side for $3. Ours came in a pretty big bowl and it was enough to feed 3 people. Overall, this is definitely one of the more solid spots in Mitsuwa if you want to dine at the food court. read more
The older gentleman at the counter was really sweet, or maybe he was just old and I love old people (': service was quick I think the portion was a little small for the $14 that I paid It was hearty and flavorful but a little too salty. Your sodium level will skyrocket after this meal lol if it was less salty I would've loved it. I liked that it had a lot of veggies, helped with the saltiness read more
2 years ago
I was at mitsuwa for some shopping, and decided to go try something out in the food court. We decided to try out matsui because I was craving soba noodles. There was a great lunch weekday deal that had soba noodles and a curry together which went to about 14$ which was a steal! I got the pork katsu curry and the katsu was the perfect crispiness, and the curry was very flavorful. The soba noodles were so good and refreshing I really enjoyed this entire meal. I added on an order of the 4 piece takoyaki and that was pretty good too! I will definitely be back here if I'm here in the area and wanting an affordable meal. read more
2 years ago
Matsui has my favorite classic pork katsu with curry in the DFW area. They are remarkably consistent with their food quality, taste, and portions. Always freshly fried to a beautiful crispy golden brown. Always an adequate amount of meat. Lots of rice, hot and tasty noodles. The list goes on. Please give Matsui a try if you are in the area. You will not be disappointed. As a bonus, their weekday lunch specials are a great value, with a 1/2 serving of the entree and an included bowl of hot/cold udon/soba with rice for the price of a full size entree only. I've gone for lunch about five times at this point and have always left full and satisfied. Outside of standard mealtimes, seating is easy to get, especially around weekday lunchtime. During mealtimes the food court can get pretty busy, so seating may be a challenge. P.S they do have a small additional charge for takeout orders to cover the cost of to-go boxes and utensils. Not a dealbreaker but can be annoying if you aren't anticipating it. read more
2 years ago
Im so excited to have found this food hall! The store front reminds me of food shops in Japan. I love zaru udon and its hard to find in the metroplex. I had it with tempura and it was delicious. The pork curry was also delicious. Definitely a great spot. read more
Tucked away in the food court in Mitsuwa, Matsui offers Japanese noodle dishes, Donburi, and curry. It may be because I've been living away from Japanese food like this for a while, but Matsui really hit the spot. I thought the food was decent quality and we definitely got our money's worth. I really like the combo options so I can fulfill multiple cravings! They also offer free tea and water which is greatly appreciated :) The dining hall can be a little loud but there's plenty of seating. We'll be returning! read more
Matsui is located inside Mitsuwa Marketplace with plenty of parking. My husband and I decided to have dinner at Matsui on a Saturday a little before 5:30 pm since we were hungry (we just decided to shop at Mitsuwa but did not have plans to dine here initially). After looking over the menu, we ended up ordering: #26 Assorted Katsu $14.85 prior to tax- Please note chicken katsu substitution for pork katsu at no additional cost. I ordered this meal that comes with fried oyster, fried shrimp and katsu, served with a bowl of miso soup and bowl of rice. I also had a small slaw salad. I liked the assorted fried proteins and am glad it came with a slaw salad. I liked the peanut salad dressing and wished I had more of it on the side to dip my katsu in. I thought the soup was perfect since the evening we dined was on the cold side. The rice was also just fine. #5 Chicken Katsu Don with Hot Udon, $9.95 prior to tax- My husband ordered this combination dinner which surprised me with the amount of food it came with and with such an affordable price. I didn't eat any of my husband's food but he liked everything and was pretty full since he ate it all. ---------------------- (Total= $26.84 after tax) We dined here but there is a small note by the register that there is a $0.35 charge for to go orders. For some reason, my entrée was ready before my husband's. After paying for our order, my husband's order was ready 17 minutes afterwards and my meal was ready 12 minutes after ordering. Our number was announced via microphone so that we knew it was ready for pick up. And after eating, we placed our dirty dishes and trays at the window. There are some great entrees and combinations on the menu that I would like to try. I would come back here again if I lived in this area. read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
This was really good simple Japanese food. My friend and I were really happy with how good the food was and the prices were reasonable. I got that nostalgic feeling like I was back in Japan when I was eating the soba and tempura and the curry tasted closer to CoCo curry which was a pleasant surprise. Overall we really liked it and wished there was one in or near Houston. read more
5 years ago
We happened to see a Dallas area blogger share about her visit to Mitsuwa Marketplace, which is a Japanese market and they have an awesome food court attached. It was so hard trying to pick where to eat because everything looked so amazing. All of the dishes we saw everyone eating all looked and smelled so good as they would pass us but we finally decided on Matsui and boy was I glad we did. My husband got the Chicken Katsu, which is a fried chicken dish with rice and I got the Pork Katsu Don, which is a breaded and fried pork cutlet cooked into scrambled egg on a bowl of rice. Everything was delicious and we can't wait to go back and try something different, there was so much variety at Matsui and all of the other restaurants as well. read more
5 years ago
Oh my gosh. Yum. YUM. Look, I don't think of mall food as good food, normally, and grocery-store noms are usually so-so noms. Not these folks. I ADORE their tempura bowl. The curry is lovely. The katsudon? Crispy and not-greasy and deliciously moist inside. For real. This is Yum. read more
4 years ago
We got the 3-pc Fried oysters and Fried Shrimp Curry plate. The oysters were hot, crispy and yummy. I thought the curry came with cut vegetables too, but it's all in the sauce. The fried shrimp in the Fried Shrimp Curry plate looks like they got thinner and longer. Overall, it was still yummy, but visually it was a little disappointing due to the size of the shrimp and small amount of rice. The pickled veggies were yummy. They also have a dispenser of free barley tea to go with your meal. I also signed up for the rewards program since it was offering 20% off your purchase. read more
I think in the food court this place is one of the better places with more options. I really enjoyed the curry here, good size portion, they have some extra seasoning on a small table. I've ordered from here many times. read more
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Found food in hair, food taste okay. Curry with pork with spice but like it's average and pricey for itself and to find hair in the middle of my rice bowl. Smh read more
I was in Mitsuwa, as I usually am, and decided to stop for some lunch for once. After looking around a bit, as well as noticing some amazing options at their food court, I decided that I was feeling some Katsudon. With that being my only criteria, my search quickly came to an end when I found Matsui. Not much to say about the atmosphere since it's just a food court place, but Mitsuwa does a nice job keeping everything nice and clean. The service wasn't anything to say for either, since once again, it's a food court. They had quick service and the cashier was respectful. Now, onto the food! The first thing on here I got was the Takoyaki. The Takoyaki was alright, pretty average for what you'll get around here. Can't say it was anything special. The second thing is the Miso Soup. Also pretty average. I literally cannot say anything positive or negative about it because it just tasted average. The star of the show here is the Katsudon. Unlike the other two things, this was actually pretty good. The pork is really tender with the fried part being just crunchy enough to provide a good diversity of texture. Great flavor, too. In the end, I wouldn't say this place would be anywhere that you would need to make any sort of detour for, however, if you're feeling Katsudon and you happen to be in Mitsuwa, I would say check this place out! read more
I saw a lot of people standing in line for this place inside Mitsuwa when I went shopping one day. I have never been here before and decided to give it a try for lunch. I ordered the shrimp and vegetable tempura plate that comes with rice and miso soup. I thought that the shrimp and vegetables had too much batter and the miso soup was bland as well. I ate only half of my order and threw the rest away. Needless to say, I will not be ordering from this restaurant again when there are other options inside the grocery store. read more
I would rank this a 3 stars as I thought the food was okay, but decided to eat here because of the choices. I ordered the fried oyster which comes with miso soup, salad, rice. I definitely enjoyed the salad as that is the salad dressing I really love and enjoy. Oysters were and good. Price was not too bad, but I did go hungry after eating this, but it is all about portion control. The 3 stars is because the getting the food took forever and it was not busy and the customer service could use some work as she did not say thank you or come again she looked like she hated her job. Anyways 4 stars for the food, 2 stars for the service. read more
1 year ago
I got pork katsu don bowl and the boyfriend got the chicken katsu don bowl. The chicken one was better. The meats tasted great on both, and the rice tasted fresh. The miso soup was alright, but the tofu inside it was really small. read more
3 years ago
My wife, daughter and I came here for a quick dinner. It was pretty standard, but it was a bit too salty. For us. read more
4 years ago
Must order ~ 1. Katsu Curry - my all time fave! They did not disappoint! 2. Go go Matsui ... tempura over rice with this sweet, savory, flavorful sauce drizzled/coated on the perfectly cooked tempura... this blew our minds! Never had tempura like this and we have had plenty in our lifetime! read more
Yes its food court food, but this is disappointing. The curry was lukewarm, the tonkatsu was nice but didnt even come with sauce. Got sick of it after a few bites, ended up only eating 1/3 of it and threw the rest away. Friend was looking for the sauce since hers was bland, turns out the sauce you have to ask for it. they don't even give it to you in a small container until u ask. read more
In the Mitsuwa Food Court, I often visit 2 places and if I had to choose only one, it would be Matsui. I don't know why it has such low ratings. If the plastic food in the display case doesn't make you drool or at least nostalgic for Japan (or traveling for that matter), I don't know what will. Matsui has the best chicken katsu in all of DFW. And I've tried a lot. It doesn't taste oily and doesn't make you feel heavy even though it has been fried. The seasoning is always on point and the portions generous. I like getting the large chicken katsu set. It comes with miso soup and their shredded cabbage salad with sesame dressing. I've tried the tempura and katsudon as well. The curry is good too, although it doesn't have tons of vegetables, which I prefer but goes well with any of the katsu. But my favorite is still the chicken katsu. Precovid, there was usually a line here at lunch and dinner. But now, it's pretty empty. You can order and pick up. They're pretty quick with preparations and extremely nice. So, while there's no line, make sure you get some chicken katsu! read more
Matsui Matsui is located in the Mistuwa food court. They are known for their curry rice dishes and other popular iconic Japanese foods. The service is the same as any other restaurant only ok. The tables are shared with the rest of the food court restaurants so it's not always clean when sitting at a table. At the food court you don't have to pay tip you order at the counter and they give you a number to call you when your food is done. The two dishes I ordered at Matsui is their pork cutlet plate and shrimp tempura plate. Both plates come with a bowl of rice, a cabbage salad, picked vegetables, miso soup, and seasoning/sauce. The cabbage salad taste very good. The salad is very crunchy and refreshing and the dressing is citrusy and sweet. The miso soup taste ok nothing special it has tofu and seaweed. They have sesame seeds and spice powder. They also have a sweet tonkatsu sauce. The sauce tastes similar to a worcester sauce but thicker it also taste sweet and tangy. You can also pay for a bowl of curry sauce. The curry sauce is nothing special it taste thick and creamy but it taste like it's from a store bought package. The pork tonkatsu has crunchy panko breading. The pork cutlet is slightly crispy and crunchy from the panko breading and the pork is juicy and tender. The shrimp tempura has crunchy panko breading. The shrimp tempura is slightly crispy and crunchy on the outside and the shrimp has a good texture. The only thing I don't like about these two dishes is that they don't give you enough shrimp or pork for the price you're paying. For the cutlet they only give you a couple slices. For the shrimp tempura they give you only 4 skinny shrimp. However the shrimp tempura and the pork tonkatsu cutlet at Matsui is the best I ever had. read more
3 years ago
Long line. After I get the food, I see no side dish as it shown on the menu so I asked...he insisted that's it, tempura set side dish is the tempura...oh well... read more
2 years ago
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