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    YeDon

    4.0 (118 reviews)
    ModerateKorean
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Hyunmee C.

    A cute little spot- not that big but can accommodate small parties if it's not busy. Clean inside. Each pork tonkatsu 9/10 meal comes with a cream soup 9/10. If you want, you can get more rice but it's an extra charge. The portions are a decent size for one person but if you order to go - it seems like they give you less and it doesn't taste as good as with any crisp and fried food items - so I don't recommend it.

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    Yuna C.

    This place has only one item on the menu which means they do it well! Large fried pork cutlets served with a delicious savory and sweet demi glaze sauce and an array of sides, including a classic Korean cream soup, corn, beans, cabbage salad with cucumbers, and rice. Really homey and perfect if you're looking for a quick meal in/out!

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    Wenky W.

    Ordered it for takeout for my husband's dinner. He loves donkatsu. Considering this is the one and only item on the menu and costs $20, I was expecting at least a healthy portion of food and katsu. I was also expecting the katsu to taste at least per the usual from any other restaurant. When we opened the container, there were 2 baby scoops of rice, the meat portion was half of what we normally get when we order katsu at a restaurant. It was nothing spectacular and no wow factor. We were both really disappointed. The only "good" thing abt it was the sauce was on the side and came in a plastic little bottle that you can store the extra sauce in. I wouldn't spend $20 for their dish here. I can get something double its size and much tastier for a little over half that price.

    Menu as of April 2024
    Hwal L.

    Our first time here was just as I had anticipated - effortless. Sure, I wish the price had stopped creeping (sitting currently at $20.14 including tax), but a pork katsu like this is hard to come by and, for me, this is what I pay for. The authentic touches include the cream soup, what I'm convinced is a homemade katsu sauce, baked beans, and sweet corn. Service is quick and efficient, and I'm sure having only one thing on the menu helps a lot with this. I'd go back...of course.

    Roger H.

    Coming back here after nearly a decade and I can say nothing has really changed except the price here. I always get super excited when I see these restaurants with one item only since chances are the owner usually has perfected or elevated the item somehow, this place is especially disappointing since it does neither, showcases a fairly average to almost mediocre katsu, yet charges an almost obscene price for them. But maybe I'm just drinking too much haterade on this one, they've survived for this long for a reason right? I just can't figure out why.

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    Rina D.

    This is a family-owned restaurant that specializes in pork cutlets. You first get served with some creamy soup (tastes better with some pepper) and soon after your plate of korean pork cutlet will come out. The plate includes a variety of side dishes and I like how you're not just getting rice and pork cutlet. You can ask for more picked radish if you want, but they do give in smaller portions to make sure you don't leave any leftovers. The portion sizes of the pork cutlets are pretty big, as my friend and I could not finish them all. Note: they prefer cash!!

    Mina K.

    I crave Yedon every few weeks and really enjoy their donkatsu and soup that it comes with. Their spicy diced radish kimchi I like a lot too, goes well with the donkatsu. I love how thin it is- it's easier to eat, not overly fried- I prefer thin donkatsu over thick ones. Home made sauce is 10/10. I always order extra mini rice cakes on the side bc it's yummy. Price increase comes with inflation right? So I'm paying for what I get and have no regret :) it's a small family owned restaurant and I support them!

    Soup
    Rina H.

    YeDon Donkatsu is a small-family owned restaurant has one item on their menu. Can you guess what it is? Donkatsu! Each plate comes with 2 pork cutlets, rice, rice cake, beans, corn, pickled radish, salad, and a slice of orange. If you want extra items/portions, there will be an additional charge (about $1.50 unless you want extra meat, which is an additional $6 when I visited). You also get served soup prior to getting your meal. Shake some black pepper in it and drink it up! The pork cutlet is on the thinner side when you compare it to other restaurants, but their sauce is delicious! I only wish I had a bit more extra sides (like the rice cake and beans). When I order donkatsu from other restaurants, rice cakes and beans are not included so that was definitely a nice surprise! Many places usually include a salad, fruit, and corn. The meal was ready quickly and the family who runs this restaurant is friendly. Would I come back again? Sure will!

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    Victor H.

    Great Katsu restaurant in Bayside. Whenever we crave Katsu we come to this place because they specialize in it, and actually they only sell Katsu so it's easy to decide! I enjoy the taste and texture and the side dishes. They provide a good amount of food and I often have leftovers. Located conveniently on Northern Blvd. The only thing is that the price has steadily increased, while the portion has gotten smaller. Nowadays it's pretty pricey at almost $18 per order and not as worth it anymore. And remember, cash only.

    Meh
    X P.

    Food tasted average honestly and seemed low effort for the price I pay. Price is on the high side with tax you are looking at 20 cash per person. The amount of rice was small and the meat was skinny and dry instead of juicy and tender. The side dishes were meh.

    One and only dish
    Mandy X.

    This place is well-known for their one dish consisting of 2 pork katsu, and sides of veggies, corn and beans, fried rice cake, and a slice of orange. This is a nice meal when you cannot decide on what to eat on a cold day, and want something home-y. Also comes with a simple white chowder as appetizer. Make sure to get the inside seats since it could get a bit chilly to eat in the restaurant!

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    Our favorite Korean donkatsu restaurant!! The owners are so nice and friendly. Food is always excellent!!

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    Best tonkatsu in NY! It's a small, apparently family owned business that only accepts cash. It's my go to spot for tonkatsu.

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