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    4.5 (53 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 9:30 pm

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    Aggie E.

    My favorite thing about the Saku branches is the food is always very consistent. Though I'm not sure why they never have the oyster! I ask every thing and the never seem to have it. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Relaxed and clean atmosphere.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Friendly service.

    Marco L.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Food was fantastic when we went, nice krispy katsu, good seasoning , generous sides and friendly service and a laid back ambiance.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] However the star of the show was the rosu curry, the flavours were on point, super rich and perfectly contrasting the flavours of the katsu.

    Cheese Katsu
    Bronson M.

    Went here for my moms birthday on Thursday. This was me and my families first time ever going here. It is really good I got the cheese katsu. This combo comes with rice, salad, miso soup, and a bunch of different sauces. The salad is bottomless, it is super fresh and the dressing it comes with is so amazing. Service was very good! [[HIGHLIGHT]]Lots of seating and not too loud![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I recommend going here and trying it. They have lots of different types of katsus you can even get a combo that has all of them it's a lot of food but if you want a taste of each that is the best way to do it!

    Bites of burnaby set menu
    Fonda C.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Lots of natural sun light and great places for families and small groups.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We got the sets during the bites of burnaby that gives a variety of times like port, prawns, potatoes croquettes. Comes with a small udon. The unlimited rice and cabbage is a great addition for this value. There is some paid street parking and a large lot across the street. Staff was friendly, especially with answering our questions related to paying for parking

    Zenbu katsu
    Ricky C.

    Come early to get a seat and not have to wait. I don't think they take reservations. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The interior and decor is very classy[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] and the food is great! We got the Zenbu katsu and that was enough to share between 2 people.

    Rod D.

    If you haven't tried Jaoanese pork cutlets, this is the place to try it at. When I say that I've never eaten such a succulent, moist and tender piece of pork, I mean it! They have a variety of dishes there but the must try is their premium pork cutlet. The wait staff recommended it and I couldn't have been more satisfied with my choice. The service is exquisite as most Japanese places are where they are kind and considerate but also appeals to your taste pallette and extremely polite. They checked up on us just the right amount of times. The seating arrangement was booth style and was very private. They also have a nice bar with Japanese liquor.

    Tokujyo Rosu Katsu set
    Tony J.

    Tonkatsu restaurant with several locations in Metro Vancouver. This one is in the Solo District in Brentwood, Burnaby. There is stall parking on the road, and a paid parking garage ($4 for 2 hrs). [[HIGHLIGHT]]The restaurant is small and narrow, with a bright interior.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Pretty busy on a Friday night, but we got on the waitlist ahead of time and didn't need to wait for a table. Menu is small with a lot of katsu items along with some beverages. I got their signature Tokujyo Rosu Katsu set for $29. This is a set combo with the pork loin katsu, soup, cabbage salad, some pickled veg, dipping sauce, salt, sesame (with a pestle to crush the sesame) and some horseradish mustard. You can get free refills on the salad and soup. The soup is light miso with a little big sliced pork and daikon, and goes down easy. The salad with their dressing is pretty refreshing. As for the pork katsu itself, it was very tasty. Nice crispy skin on the outside, and the pork is tender and juicy on the inside. The cutlet is medium sized, but you can order add-ons for extra meat. Overall food was very good, almost $40 with tax and tip.

    Katsu with curry
    Divyasri C.

    Reservation recommended. This place gets busy for a reason. We ordered the katsu with gravy and it was excellent: crispy, flavorful, and comforting. Surprisingly, the shredded lettuce with the sesame dressing completely stole the show. It was so fresh and perfectly balanced. The cold udon was refreshing and done really well, especially alongside the richer dishes. Service was very good despite how busy it was, and everything came out smoothly. Convenient location and clearly popular. Definitely worth a visit, and I'd come back again.

    Herman E.

    3.5*'s rounded up. When you go to the Arches, expect burgers, aka fast food. When you go to Churchs or KFC, expect fried chicken When you go to Cockney Kings or any fish and chip joint, expect deep fried fish and chips. When you come to Saku, expect deep fried. Almost everything here is deep fried. If this is what you're looking for, this is what you'll get. That said, it was a bit too much for me when I came with a group of ~12 people. 3 orders of an identical "platter". I didn't do the ordering so I have no idea what it was called on the menu. The food was pretty decent, and good for what it was. No complaints from me, except I wished there was more variety. The non deep fried options were limited. Don't expect a salad at McDonalds, so don't expect a salad here. The salad, if you can call it that, was either finely chopped napa cabbage or lettuce. It was good with the dressing. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Ambience was casual. Not terribly upscale, nor terribly fast food like[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]. The staff are kids. 18 - 21 years old were the ages of the servers. Attentive and polite. If you're looking for refined service from experienced and seasoned waitstaff, you won't find it here. The age of the patrons was maybe slightly older or the same age range. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I get the impression this place is for the foodie instagram crowd.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Worth a try, even if it's just once.

    2 Set menu
    Supardi D.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Great services and nice ambiance with modern decor.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Located at Solo District. The same area with Whole Foods Supermarket. Pay meter street parking or Parking Garage. Only whole foods reimburse parking up to 2hrs with C$20 purchase, as October 2025. Food was fresh, very tasty and crunchy. We ordered 2 of the Zenbu Katsu and got a little of everything. Plenty enough to share for few people in a small group. Especially they offer unlimited rice, salad, miso soup and Salad dressing. Love the Salad dressing. Have a taste of sweetness and nutty. We were seated at the back for a Birthday party. They're very accommodating. Sachie, the manager and her team always checked on us. Refilled the food and drinks. [[HIGHLIGHT]]They have table for 6 and 4 at the back. Good place for having a small celebration or meal.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Menchi cheese
    Andrea O.

    First time at this location! We were driving back from Sun Peaks to Bellevue and decided to do a quick detour into Vancouver to get some awesome tonkatsu. We usually go to the one on Robson, but this one was actually more convenient for our route. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The place is not super big, but very welcoming.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We got seated almost immediately and we ordered a Tokuyou rosu katsu, a rosu katsu, a hire katsu curry and a side of menchi cheese. Everything was absolutely delicious, fried to perfection, tender and juicy. The detour proved to be absolutely worth it!

    Cheese katsu with extra side of curry
    Melanie H.

    Food 5/5 Service 5/5 Ambiance 5/5 Slightly more expensive end but definitely worth the price! I highly recommend trying this place out! Food Every meal comes with unlimited salad, soup, and rice which is really nice. They give you sesame seeds to grind yourself and give you a bit of horseradish sauce,some sea salt and tonkatsu sauce that all tasted really great. The cheese katsu was super good with mozzarella cheese that is perfectly melted and katsu that is nice and crispy. The curry tasted homemade and super good. The salad dressing was a nice gomae styled sauce that tasted super good and addicting. The soup wasn't your typical miso soup as it was like miso soup mixed with pork broth that contained onions and pork pieces. Service The service was amazing as the staff constantly checked up on us and constantly made sure to refill our soup, rice and salad. Ambiance [[HIGHLIGHT]]The environment was super clean and had a nice modern feel to the dining experience.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Overall I rate this place 5/5 as everything was super good. Only complaint I would have is that it's a bit pricey but for the quality and amount of food you get, it is definitely worth it.

    Stephanie L.

    Saku is the place to go if you love katsu. Even if it is way more expensive than in japan, you get the experience and the food is just like in Japan. I got the mini zenbu katsu which has one piece of everything. I really liked the cheese and pork katsu. The best thing for me is the sesame dressing for the salad. It makes the whole meal better because katsu is very oily and doesn't feel healthy to eat. I couldn't finish everything so I had to take my leftovers home. My bf got the katsu curry and seemed to really enjoy it. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Though, I don't think this restaurant is ideal for a date. More for friends and family.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]It seems always full and noisy.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Service was not the best, it took a while to get a waiteess to bring us the food and bill.

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    good as usual, will really appreciate if they cover the parking! Not much to post really. will go again!

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    Feeling peckish on a Friday evening so my partner and I stopped in for a light dinner…read more There was one party ahead of us but they had a clipboard to put your name and number down to be seated. It was not too long. Hot tea shortly after we were seated and it was relatively quick and easy to order. We got an order of salmon oishi, chopped scallops roll and a specialty roll I think it was called a Godzilla roll. Also ordered a coke zero which came with the can and a cup of ice. The food came out pretty quick and it was all very tasty. Oishi and Godzilla roll has a nice char flavour to it. My partner has come in to this spot a few times already and he has enjoyed his meals each time. He's taken out rolls before and they were still tasty after traveling 15 to 20 mins as well. Would come back , nothing too special but I would know I'd have a satisfying meal each time.

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    We came here for a lovely Japanese meal after I flew int YVR. Parking is easy and the menu is super…read moreexpansive. There's something for everyone. Service is also great! Here is what we ordered: * Mentaiko udon: our fav dish. It was so creamy and delicious * Salmon aburi: yummy * Chicken gizzard * Omakase sashimi: high quality * Oyster motoyaki *Agedashi tofu

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    Inside the waiting area before being taken to your seat.
    Inside the waiting area before being taken to your seat.
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    Front row seats, watching the chefs live in action. So hardworking.
    Front row seats, watching the chefs live in action. So hardworking.
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