Very tasty Japanese style deep fried tonkatsu. Among all the dishes we have ordered, the Pork Loin Katsu Spicy Demi Glace was the best. The sauce was so tasty with a good balance or sweet and Japanese curry flavor. Good servers with a typical tonkatsu or ramen place ambience. Like this place a lot. Recommended! read more

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Mr. Tonkatsu is a traditional Japanese Tonkatsu restaurant. When we went (5pm weekday) it was completely empty! There were a slew of doordash and Uber eats picking up from the location though. We sat at a table in the middle of the restaurant. The wall had hangers for jackets which I loved! The server was nice and orders came out fairly quickly (10-15min). I loved my meal although not quite as good as the tonkatsu in Japan it was indeed authentic. My friend who got the thicker sauce didn't quite enjoy it as much. I got one of the more standard sauces and it was good to me. I do wish the tonkatsu were slightly larger (either that or the plate made it feel slightly undersized), however, with the soba I left the meal feeling full. The salad dressing for the radish is on the table so be sure to use it! Finally the soba was quite tasty with just a bit of spice. A nice way to end the meal. For under $30 I found it to be a great fall/winter comfort food. Definitely worth a stop in if you are missing Japan. read more

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I always love coming here, the tonkatsu always tastes fresh and amazing (even with takeout). The breading is perfect and the pork is always cooked just right and is still juicy. One thing I will note is they are unable to split the bill for larger parties. read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Pork tonkatsu - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

The order took wayyy to long to arrive. My friends and I were very hungry after Halloween and wanted a grub to eat but had to wait more than 25 minutes for the food. The curry was meh as it just tasted like a thick marinara sauce drowned in cream (prolly not what it was but it was what it tasted like) and the pork was dry and not juicy at all. Ambience and staff were nice though. Overall not worth the $20+ spent on this dish. read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Pork Loin Katsu Demi-Glace - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I've been to the Mr. Tonkatsu up at Sheppard and Yonge, and it is comparable. Unfortunately, there is no longer the free refills of rice, miso soup or cabbage anymore unless you happen to be here during happy hour. I had the katsu toppokki which was good. The thin crispy katsu was much better when dipped in the spicy sweet toppokki sauce. The fat chewy toppokki contrasted well against the crunch of the katsu. An okay meal but the katsu meat felt thinner and less substantial, so I still prefer other katsu places. read more

*Posted this on the wrong location earlier. This is the right one now. First dine-in outing since the recent lockdown and we were craving for a hearty meal of meat, veggies and perhaps some hot broth in an ambient setting. Katsu came to mind immediately, and we were met with two nearby choices: Katsuya, or Mr. Tonkatsu.  Takeout would have been good too, but one perk of dining-in at either restaurant was the unlimited refills of rice, cabbage salad, and miso soup, and that sounded really good on a cold day for two hungry people. I prefer the flaky katsu and miso soup at Katsuya but Mr.Tonkatsu seemed healthier, won by distance, and also held a nostalgic spot in my undergrad memories. We started with two cups of Japanese green tea($2 each). I like that they provided the tea bags so we had the option of refills with more hot water. For mains we got the Pork Loin Katsu with Cheese + Soba(~$19) and the Pork Tenderloin Katsu with Curry($18). The soba is a small appetizer portion and was a tad bit overcooked. The broth tasted like msg due to the seaweed and spices. I would have preferred a lighter tasting app since the mains are fried and oily meats lol. The pork and cheese katsu was less packed with meat than the pork tenderloin katsu; there was a lot of space from where the cheese was. I guess its half meat and half cheese rather than full meat stuffed with cheese? Either way it was still very meaty, albeit a bit rich. Then I tried the tenderloin..and it was oh so tender! And more flavourful than the pork loin too..which I found strange because loin is supposed to be fattier which means tastier..? Also the fact that it was drenched in curry provided more moisture and cut down on the greasiness that I would have otherwise gotten from the crust. The rice and salad portions were smaller than I had remembered. It was half the portion that I would get in a takeout container. But we weren't worried since there were free refills. My bf has a big appetite, as he scarfed down the soup, curry katsu, rice and the salad within minutes. It took me three chopsticks full to finish one portion of salad, but just one chopsticks full for him lol. Thank goodness for free refills. We checked with the server beforehand that the free refills policy was still valid, and she confirmed it. I wasn't close to finishing my meal yet so we ordered two refills of salad/soup first for him. Half of the katsu was already very filling for me and I couldn't eat any more, so he took it over. I did finish the soup and salad though, and wanted more to cleanse my palate. He also finished the two refills we had gotten earlier, so we discussed how many more to get. We didn't want to get banned or anything..just wanted to get our worth of dining in, and plus, the citrusy cabbage salad is so refreshing. So we decided to order 4 more refills. Two for me, and two more for him. We thought it would be okay since it was small portions, and the server did confirm the perk at the beginning.. but when she took our order once again and went into the back kitchen, the kitchen staff laughed at the order. Soon after, she came back with an apologetic look on her face. Apparently the policy had changed and now its limited to 1 free refill per person. I guess I don't have a poker face because I felt my face drop immediately lol. The website says 'free to refill', and not '1 free refill' (see attached). Not that we are being nitpicky about the number, but if the policy did change then it should be clearly stated. And I feel the server should have told us beforehand of this change. Also my bad for not confirming at the door. Oh well. Personally I'm pretty disappointed, especially since I don't dine out as often anymore, so restaurant dine in visits need to be worth the go. As a major foodie with stored favourites across Toronto, the service, attitude, and misinformation on this visit has left a bad taste in my mouth. This kind of bad moment is the deciding factor that I will be resorting to Katsuya for katsu cravings from now on. Before the pandemic I used to come here all the time with friends after a long exam, and it was the nostalgia that led me here this time. Feels bad that one bad moment can override a memorable place just like that. I don't appreciate the reactions of the back kitchen staff after hearing our refill order, and the rain on our parade towards the end when the server had to eat her words on the former policy. I can't help but wonder what would have happened if we had ordered two more refills the second time instead of four...would they have agreed? Did the policy really change? read more

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Got the: - Pork Tenderloin Katsu ($17.80) - Loin Katsu Curry ($17.80) - Soba ($3) The sets each come with a miso soup, cabbage, and rice. Overall, really good! There is a difference between the loin and the tenderloin (more tender), although it is not too noticeable. The curry sauce is good as well (not too salty), although personally I preferred the original sauce that comes with the set. The soba I got as an add on for $3 - it comes hot (not cold). You also order via a QR code directly on the app. read more

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their happy hour is a fantastic deal, $16 for pork tonkatsu with unlimited soup rice and cabbage. easy 2 meals worth of food read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Came here with my friend, who really wanted katsu, and decided to try their pork tenderloin katsu (costs $1 more than the pork loin). Meanwhile, he ordered the chicken katsu. Both menu items came with rice, as well as unlimited miso soup (with kelp & tofu) and cabbage (which can be served with the sesame salad dressing on the table). As the place is fairly small, the restaurant filled up quickly, and there was soon a line waiting out the door. During our stay, we noticed that some people actually left due to the wait! Fortunately, the food was served quite fast, and we were out of there in roughly an hour. I found my pork tenderloin katsu to be fairly mediocre. The meat was dry and overdone (was far from juicy), and the external batter was soggy in some areas. In fact, it was so wet that I could easily separate the crust from the inner meat. The chicken was much better; it was a softer meat, and the batter held its shape more. Would probably order that next time, if I were to come again. I did enjoy and take advantage of the unlimited soup and cabbage, filling up twice. The sides helped alleviate some of the greasiness of the fried cutlets, and were a welcome addition. I wouldn't be hard pressed to come again, but maybe that's just because I prefer tempura shrimps over dry katsu! read more

A good place to visit and fried pork is a good choice when you miss Japanese vibe and food. Always welcoming people with Japanese tradition, ice water. It's a bit pity that they can't refill miso soup. read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - a meal of fried chicken and rice - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Was excited for Japanese style tonkatsu. The store is comfortable and has nice wood Japanese style interior. Although they still use QR code menu and ordering system, the staff were attentive and will also be able to take orders. I got the tenderloin tonkatsu (pork tenderloin) and takoyaki. Overall a good meal. At a decent price ratio. But some points of disappointment for me. The meat was nicely tenderized, good portion and presentation. Comes with miso soup, cabbage salad, rice and tonkatsu sauce. Was looking forward to freshly grinding my own seasame, but the sesame came sprinkled in the sauce. Miso soup was nice to have, but sadly the wakame seaweed was boiled in the soup too long, resulting in mushy strands. The katsu itself unfortunately had a soggy bottom. Maybe not quite the right frying temp or not enough resting period? There's more improvements to be made to the frying technique here. I recommend eating them upside down for better crunch experience or to order katsu curry instead. Since it will sit in sauce anyways the soggy bottom is no longer an issue. The takoyaki is the deep fried not authentic variety. Can be skipped next time. read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Tenderloin tonkatsu - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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This place is one of my new tonkatsu favourites in downtown. I normally bring out of towners to Katsuya but was exploring the Wellesley area with a friend who was adamant we get something fried for dinner. It's a Korean owned establishment with super friendly staff. The waitress came by to explain their menu and even showed us how to grind the sesame seeds to sprinkle onto our dish. The food arrived pretty quickly and was quite delicious. It's slightly cheaper or similar in pricing to Katsuya but portions are a tad smaller and the food is not quite on the same level. I would still hit this place up when I'm in the area though. read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Delicious and reasonably priced! My friend and I ordered the Pork Tenderloin Katsu set which came with rice, miso soup and salad. Sesame seeds are provided in a bowl where you can grind (if you choose) and add to the Katsu sauce. Personally I couldn't tell the difference between his grinded sesame and my plain ones (or maybe we weren't doing it right haha). The service was quick and the food was hot and delicious. The tender pork was wrapped in a thin layer of batter, with just enough crisp. Would definitely recommend and return to try other items on the menu! read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Pork tenderloin katsu - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

tldr: A solid Korean-style Tonkatsu shop. Full katsu sets (salad, soup, rice, and katsu) for good prices $15. Ample seating. Punctual service. This shop serves Korean-style katsu dishes. Korean katsu is flakier than traditional Japanese katsu. This shop is similar to Wako Donkasu in LA (for you LA yelpers). The meal sets are the go-to. Sets include cabbage salad, rice, miso soup, and katsu of your choosing. You can add curry on the side among other extras. It's not fancy, but it's good value and a solid dinner or lunch option. read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Having tried other Katsu restaurants, this would probably be one of our favourites. The pork loin with cheese was very light in terms of the batter which, overall making the meal not too overwhelming to eat (considering there was also cheese inside). Plus, look how cute the tonkatsu set is?! The spicy sauces chicken thighs were also v yummy!! On another note, the service was kinda iffy - they were accommodating but not at the same time ‍ ... let's just say we had to go up to get their attention a few times (and they weren't even busy?) Would we come back? Probably, one of the better Katsu restaurants in Toronto! We ordered: Pork Loin with Cheese Katsu - Original Tonkatsu set ($14.50) & Spicy Sauced Chicken thigh ($16.50) Follow us @cindysfood (IG) for more reviews! read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Great place for tonkatsu! This gem is a bit hidden, but definitely worth the hunt. The place is on the smaller side, with about 10-12 tables (that seat mostly 2+ people). They have a couple tables right next to the kitchen too, but those tables are pretty dark, so if you like bright dining, ask for seats in the main dining area. My husband and I ordered a regular pork tonkatsu and a chicken karaage don. The pork tonkatsu had a light but crispy batter and came with miso soup, salad, and a side of rice. They also give you the little sesame bowl you can grind(?) your own sesame for the tonkatsu sauce. The chicken karaage was good except the rice was a bit too drenched in the soup/sauce. The karaage is sprinkled with mayo and wasabi sauce too. If you don't like either, ask for it to be on the side. The portion size here is pretty reasonable with good pricing. The tonkatsu was about C$13-14 and the chicken karaage don was about C$10-11. Definitely a place I'd go back to... maybe for the chicken wings next time. ;) read more

Simply great food for an affordable price. Not at all greasy, very light actually. Clean establishment with view of the kitchen. Service is always great, with a smile. Definitely a diamond in the rough. read more

I was quite disappointed with my experience at Mr.Tonkatsu. It's unfortunate, because I actually thought the service was good and the food could have been excellent. What happened was that after ordering our food, the kitchen decided it was a good idea to send out our tonkatsu without the rice - as they had run out and said it would have to come later. At that point, I wasn't too bothered because I understand things like this can happen and I am fine with a short wait. But it took another 15 minutes for the rice to come and by then, the katsu they served me previously had already gone cold. I honestly rather they had me wait longer, and serve me a complete meal all together. Unless they really expect me to eat plain rice on its own, after I had finish the rest of the meal separately. It really didn't seem to make sense and we were not the only table that had this mishap. For a restaurant that has been here for so long and with multiple locations, you would think they have their kitchen together. It still baffles me how they can run out of rice when practically every item on their menu is served with rice. Hopefully this was just an odd case. read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Katsu, missing the rice - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I got the Pork Tenderloin Katsu and it was probably the crunchiest katsu I've ever had. I am usually used to having semi-soggy katsu from restaurants, so that was a plus. However, it was pretty average in taste though. There was a slightly sour taste in it - it sort of threw off the whole flavor. I like that the miso soup had free refills, it was comforting on a chilly day. read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Pork Tenderloin Curry with white rice and miso soup. - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

LOVE THIS PLACE! Will absolutely come again. We were a group of four and ordered 4 sobas ($5.00) and one "Pork Cheese Katsu" (approx $16). Th sobas were GOOD. Simple and tasty. The "Pork Cheese Katsu" came with miso soup, cabbage salad, sesame seeds and other stuff like rice and pickled vegetables. Filling and tasty. Not only that, but we also got a discount for paying with cash! The staff were super patient and kind! 10/10! read more

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Perfectly crispy and juicy pork tonkatsu, in a trendy and modern space, with friendly and professional staff, I have to say "what's not to like?" I definitely recommend this place. I've visited Mr. Tonkatsu a few times, and they consistently deliver on really excellent pork tonkatsu. I normally get the pork tenderloin katsu set ($13.80), and it's delicious: the fresh panko breading is light and flaky and the pork tenderloin is - true to its name - very tender, and tasty. This was the first time that I've had tonkatsu served on what looks like a small metal cooling rack, and thought it was a neat way to keep the breading crispy. The shredded cabbage and miso soup served on the side balanced out the deep fried / oiliness of the tonkatsu. The feature of crushing your own sesame seeds with a pestle (and then adding it to the sauce) was quite fun and novel. Their curry is also really delicious and addicting: mild and not spicy, like a very flavourful and rich beef stew. The pork loin katsu curry is a little pricier ($15) than their original tonkatsu sets, but it's worth trying! There was one time that I visited on a weekday during the lunch hour (~12pm), and it was so "early" that the curry was not available yet, so I'm not sure if there's a certain time of day when the curry starts being served. read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Pork Tenderloin Katsu (Original Tonkatsu Set): Katsu served with shredded cabbage, miso soup, steamed rice and tonkatsu sauce - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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The staff here are very welcoming and nice which I really look for when going to restaurants. Once we were seated we ordered the classic pork katsu. It comes with unlimited miso soup and salad refill, but I never really ask for it since I become quite full after eating their meals. They gave us a small bowl filled with sesame seeds so that we could manually grind it up and add it to the sauce for an added dimension of flavour. I loved the texture of the pork cutlet. It was very crunchy and the meat still retained its moisture. Their house tonkatsu sauce was really sweet and tangy and brought nice flavours to the pork. I would definitely come back here to try their fried chicken seeing a table nearby get a heaping plate of it! read more

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The restaurant is nice and clean. The waitresses were attentive, overall it was a nice experience. The food was pretty good. The pork from the tenderloin Katsu was tender and the outside was light and crispy. I enjoyed crushing my own sesame too! read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Mr. Tonkatsu - a good tonkatsu place but not the best! PROS - the cutlets were SUPER crispy. Crispier than Katsuya I would say. I had the Cheese Stuffed Chicken, and my friend had the Cheese Stuffed Pork - I would go with her option next time, as the meat stayed a little more moist. I LOVED that they used real cheese too - none of this Kraft singles business, and the cheese pulls are real. Each meal comes with refillable salad + rice + soup, which is on par with other katsu restaurants - I never have enough room at the end to ask for more food anyways. I did really enjoy that the white rice is short-grained - meaning that it's a little more glutinous than traditional Chinese white rice. CONS - I was expecting that the katsu sauce would taste like Katsuya's, but it's completely different. Much more tangy + sweet at the same time, and they also serve it in a small dish instead of pouring it over the cutlet, like they do at Katsuya. They give you sesame seeds to grind yourself into it, which is pretty fun I guess, but the sesame seeds I got didn't seem to be toasted, and so they didn't add much to the dish. The service was very poor - they rushed to get us the bill and gave us dirty looks when my friend and I stayed to chat and catch up...even though there were multiple other tables that were empty and there was no queue at the door... Would I come again? Yes, but not often - this is a pricey meal for the food you get, and I was not a fan of the sauce. read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Cheese Chicken Katsu Meal (comes with free cabbage, miso soup, and rice refills) - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

New favourite katsu place! I've been to a few others in Toronto but this one has been the best so far. The service was quick and friendly, prices were reasonable, and the food was great. I ordered the pork tenderloin katsu set, which came with a side of shredded cabbage, miso soup and rice (unlimited refills for the sides). I also liked that you could grind up your own sesame seeds and add them to the sauce for some extra flavour. The tenderloin katsu was delicious. The batter was lighter than all the other places I've tried, and the pork was perfectly cooked - juicy and not dry at all. My friend ordered the chicken katsu which I usually prefer, but I didn't think it was as good as the pork here. Would love to come back and try some of the other items! read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Pork Tenderloin - Original Tonkatsu Set - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I really enjoyed my meal at tonkatsu. Their classic sauce it comes with is really good and just the right level of sweetness! I also really like the ground sesame to add into the sauce. read more

We had the loin Katsu with soba and karrage original. The chicken was crispy, juicy but salty. The Katsu was light and flaky but the soba was not worth the upcharge. Lots of msg...so drink lots of water. Service was spotty...not overly friendly but not rude. The place was empty but someone was waiting 5 min to be seated. Overall the food was great, will come back and maybe try the spicy chicken. read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Crispy and affordable tonkatsu in a modern restaurant sums up Mr. Tonkatsu pretty well, definitely a place you should check out! We visited Mr. Tonkatsu during a cold wintry day for lunch and the perfectly battered pork was exactly what we needed. Very tender and cripsy, and not too oily. At around $14 for tenderloin Katsu with unlimited miso soup and cabbage, it's a good option for some comfort food in that area. The service was very friendly and prompt and our food arrived very quickly. While we were eating, the server was very attentive and offered to get us more miso soup or cabbage. Really enjoyed our visit to this place! read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Pork tenderloin - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

This is by far my favourite tonkatsu place in Toronto! I have been coming to this location and Bloor's for awhile now, at least coming in once or twice a month. My friend ordered the chicken & cheese katsu, while I ordered the shrimp curry. Our orders came slightly steaming, which is just how I like it and the cheese had a slight ooze from my friend's plate. The chicken was tender and cheese, then it had a delicious crispy coating which kept the pieces together. My shrimp was also crispy and the curry was tasty. I like that you can have unlimited supply of cabbage salad (crunchy and fresh), miso soup (just right, not salty) and rice (which I didn't need). The portions here are plenty and excellent value for money. The place was clean and the staff were helpful and repeatedly checked if we needed more of the salad, etc. read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Shrimp curry - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

The tonkatsu is crispy and comes with rice and a small salad, as usual. On a hot summer day, I wasn't feeling the lack of AC (just one fan in the entire place). And the sauce could have been better. read more

We went there at 9pm, they already ran out of cheese, I ordered the pork tenderloin katsu, it comes with rice, cabbage and miso which are all refillable for free! (Amazing right?) , they also have pork katsu which is a little cheaper, but I personally think the tenderloin is a much much better option, it's juicy and tender, the coat is not thick but still crispy. They gave u sesame to grind, so u can put in the sauce , it is so good be sure to do that! My friend ordered honey butter fried chicken, it has the honey butter power on top and it was a lot of chicken. On the bottom they have chips which taste exactly like the honey butter chips u get from Korean supermarket, if u just feeling grease u should try it out! read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Pork tenderloin katsu - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Pros: Very good tonkatsu Cons: Ran out of Chicken Tonkatsu in the middle of the day Tonkatsu is one of my favourite Japanese comfort foods along with Ramen. I had a very good experience with Katsuya so my wife and I decided to give this chain a try as well. Mr. Tonkatsu is a solid place to satisfy your tonkatsu craving. Kinda sucked that they somehow managed to run out of chicken at lunch time. We came in on a rainy Monday afternoon. The place is a restaurant, but it definitely has the feel of a bar. I looked at pictures on Yelp before I came and one of the inside pics was a brightly lit room. That was the complete opposite of what I experienced. It's a darker more intimate atmosphere here if you ask me. There are plenty of seats and they can easily move around tables to fit larger groups if needed. As I said, they didn't have any chicken when I was there. I prefer chicken to pork it comes to tonkatsu, so I was a little disappointed. When it basically constitutes half of menu, it's strange that they could run out in the middle of the day. Alas, I got a curry pork tonkatsu with cheese and my wife got the regular pork tonkatsu with a side of soba. The tonkatsu was very well done. I like that the cheese tonkatsu comes with a good amount of cheese. As with most tonkatsu, you get the plain cabbage salad. It's probably my least favourtie part. Even a little bit of dressing would go a long way but that's just my preference, Overall, the food here is prepared very well. If you're a fan of Tonkatsu, this is definitely a place you want to check out, Tonkatsu is done well, the service is super friendly as well. Just wished they didn't run of out chicken that one particular day, read more

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It has been several years that I haven't ate at this place. Normally I go to Katsuya since its closer for me, ( I don't really know the difference between the two tho..) Since this day I was already dt that day after a Raptors game and wanted to eat some Katsu. I got the pork loin katsu and man... it was so delicious. Everything about the pork katsu was fantastic and super tasty. The katsu had good amount of breading and once it was fried it came out very crunchy and juicy. The cuts of the pork were very generous as well, there is about 10 pieces to be eaten with the rice. This place never gets old, food is great and service is awesome. I would come back to this place without any hesitation. read more

This happen to be next to my hotel and after checking out the reviews decided to have dinner here. I really enjoyed the tutorial of how to enjoy the sesame seeds. It gives you something to do while you're waiting for food! I got the fried shrimp which was similar to a shrimp tempura and the chicken katsu. oh my the katsu was perfectly fried. It wasn't overly fried and dry. The hot sauce that I requested was quite tangy and almost citrusy. Everything else was just great, the shredded cabbage, miso soup and rice. Thought it was a good spread. This place doesn't disappoint. I'd come back again read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Solid! I have had tonkatsu in Japan, so I knew what to expect, as well as the fact I may be let down. The first thing I'll comment on was the service. This can go very many different ways, and often times as a white chick dining in an Asian restaurant, I feel a bit ignored or under appreciated as a customer. This wasn't the case here, and I even felt comfortable and welcomed enough to ask some direction to ensure we ate the meal the way it was intended to be eaten: - salad dressing sauce on the table goes on the cabbage - ground sesame seeds go in the brown sauce that comes w the Katsu I like how w the meal, we got unlimited Miso soup, rice and cabbage. The Sapporo paired PERFECTLY w the pork - we both preferred the less expensive pork loin to the pork tenderloin. The soba noodles were not worth the extra $1.50 or whatnot, i wouldn't recommend them (and I'm a soba fiend). Overall, very good. I'd go back for sure! read more

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We were looking for some good pork cutlet one night and ended up stumbling upon at Mr. Tonkatsu. Usually my go-to spot for pork cutlet would be Katsuya (mainly because it's closer to where I live), but that day, Katsuya was packed and we decided to venture out a bit more. And I'm glad we did! It's located conveniently in downtown core, a bit north of college station on Young line and it has a variety of fried food. We got Pork Tenderloin Katsu and Pork Loin Katsu curry. The tenderloin was really good - good amount of breading that is not too much (which I have experienced at other restaurants that led me to feel bloated after) and the experience of grinding the sesame seeds and pouring it into the sauce was cool (which some of pork cutlet places use in South Korea). The cabbages were fresh, but the only downside was the miso soup. It tasted more like Korean seaweed soup than the traditional miso soup, which I'm not sure was intentional, but even it was supposed to be seaweed soup, I think the broth could use more flavor. Overall, great food. The service could be improved, but it wasn't horrendous by any means. The restaurant looked a bit short-staffed at a time, but our food came out on a timely manner. Will come back! read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Pork tenderloin katsu - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Its the best deep fried pork chop i have ever had. Not oily at all. Every food item on the tray are of good quality. The sauce is amazing! Not too sour. Cabbage on the side is fresh and cut evenly! Miso soup has many seaweed! Love it! Environment is spacious. Design is very japanese/korean. Simple and comfy. read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

This is the second time at Mr. Tonkatsu. The first time was at the Yonge and Shepard location. Food was very much the same quality as the other location. This time, I went for the chicken with cheese katsu. I don't think I can ever go back to eating katsu without cheese! The chicken was fried to perfection and the cheese was just oozing out. Service was a little slow (similar to the Yonge and Shepard location) but again was super friendly. Can't go wrong with the unlimited rice, salad and miso soup! read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Heard about this place and came and give it a try. Ordered a curry pork tenderloin katsu for lunch. Is around $20 with tax and tips. Pork tenderloin was ok and the curry sauce is flavourful. Have to dip the pork with the curry sauce if not it won't taste as good without the sauce. Is too pricy if is a $20 lunch and is not filing. I would say you won't miss anything even if you don't try this place cause lots of other selection around there with a better price. read more

Mr.Tonkatsu - P - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

This is a korean owned restaurant serving japanese food. The food is kind of pricy at around $15 before tax. I ordered the original katsu. It came in a smaller portion that I expected. You also get to grind your own sesame seeds. Again, I don't want to do this but I guess that's just the novelty of it. It was ok. I don't have complaints. but nothing memorable. read more