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    Yokozuna Bento Sando

    4.8 (55 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 2:30 pm, 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Top: Tonkatsu Bento + miso  Bottom: Chicken Katsu Bento + miso  Appetizer: Pork Gyoza (5pc)
    Jenny Lynne L.

    If you haven't been, you're missing out! It's been a while since I've been back but I went when they first opened and ordered their salmon bento which was delicious! They were out of it today so I tried something different and got their chicken katsu bento ($16) + miso ($2). Equally delicious and the crisp on it was immaculate! Imo it was the perfect amount of sauce ratio, not too much to make it soggy but enough to add good flavor and not have the dish be so dry. The gyoza was super tasty as well. I was so impressed that it had some ice skirt/dumpling lace on it since most places around this price point don't cook theirs this way. Someone here knows how to cook and it shows! I can't understand why it's not busy in here because their food is very good and the owner is super nice! The place itself is very cool, gives off chill izakaya vibes. If you're in the Plano area, please check them out!

    Joseph C.

    Reasonable prices and a tasty bento. Bentos came with miso soup, gyoza, salad, potato salad, and a small group of vegetables as well as a main. I got the tonkatsu and it was great, comparable to the ones I had in Japan. I will certainly try the sandos next time. The miso soup was high quality. Edit: Returned and tried the Sandos with the Sandos sampler. They were all very delicious and honestly even better than the bento. I forgot to take a picture before devouring them all.

    Tony L.

    This is my second time coming here but 1st time trying the Curry and i have to say it reminds me of being back in Korea when i was stationed there. There staff is very kind and the food is amazing and i mean the whole menu.

    Chicken Katsu Special Bento
    Cameron M.

    What a great spot! We were in the mood for Japanese somewhere around UTD and stopped in to Yokozuna. The restaurant itself is clean and inviting and we were greeted right away. We were advised that they had just gotten a bunch of orders so our service was going to be delayed. Since we had time, we went ahead and ordered. The food was excellent! We had the chicken Katsu Bento and the Chicken Katsu Curry and both were served hot and fresh. The breading was delightfully crisp and light with great flavors. Kudos to the young lady taking orders and serving the food. We saw some other guests not as patient as we were and she did everything in her power to assist them and maintained a smile and positive attitude. We will definitely be back to try some Sandos!

    Tonkatsu Bento
    Marianne C.

    Straying away from my semi-usual Sunday lunch. I stepped in next door (same shopping center) Ive always been wanting to try this place but my Vietnamese lunch place always win. I don't know their rice plate is my weakness but today I'm here to try their pork bento special, Tonkatsu Bento . Walking in, you are immediately greeted with a cheery voice behind the counter along with the happy music in the background. Small place but the space is laid of perfectly to accommodate more people. Tonkatsu Bento for $14 is more than enough for 1 person. I couldn't even finish this serving but I'm excited for my left over. Definitely coming back to try their sandos for next time.

    Tony D.

    I went on a Thursday after work and the relaxing beats to the awesome service definitely brought the day to a great end! I got the Sando sampler which is a mix of egg salad, pork, and chicken katsu. The ones made to order were fresh fried! If you are in a hurry, I do rec the Togo section if you gotta get back to work. There's snacks and the Mitsuya Cider in a fun industrial type can is def the move with the crispy fried katsu! Def worth checking out!

    Tonkatsu bento
    James Z.

    We had a great experience at Yokozuna. It has a surprisingly spacious interior with quite a few tables. We got the fruit sandos, katsu bento, and the egg sandos. Everything was delicious and made to order. The bento had a lot of fresh Japanese pickles, veggies, and salad. It was an amazing balance of freshness and flavors. The salad dressing tasted like it was just made and had great flavor. The sandos were all really delicious as well. The girl at the front was nice enough to allow us to substitute the strawberry for an extra grape which was great. Usually we get sandos from Mitsuwa and they've been sitting around and get a little soggy. This was definitely not the case here. A freshly made sando is a gamechanger. The cream inside the fruit one was also very smooth and not overly sweet. Can't wait to come back and try more!

    Sando Sampler
    Lucie N.

    Sando Sampler - comes with spicy chicken, tamago salad and tonkatsu! All the sandwiches were fresh and the bread was so soft and fluffy! Spicy Chicken - it has like pink pickled radish which gives extra flavor. The spice comes from gochujang which gives it a bit of a kick but it's not too noticeable. The sauce is well distributed and in a good amount! Tamago Salad - egg is well mixed with the rest of the ingredients to give a very creamy texture and taste! It is well seasoned and delicious! Tonkatsu - it's super crunchy and the cabbage is fresh too! Overall a delicious flavor and the crunch of the chicken + cabbage mixed well with the soft bread! Also seasoned well and probably my favorite of the three! VIBES There is wooden seating and some people also just order to-go! There's also a little claw machine and small trinkets you can purchase. Very clean and casual place to grab some sandwiches or bento! SERVICE Service is great! Very friendly overall! No complaints here!

    Chicken Katsu Bento

    Chicken is hella bomb and the guy is very nice the place is very clean and welcoming I would definitely come back again

    Fruit sando 5/5
    Lauren M.

    This is the second time we've been here. The service is exceptional and the people are always friendly. The dining room is very inviting as well. We got the fruit sando and its by far the best tasting cream ive ever had in a fruit sando. Its beautiful as well!

    Matcha strawberry sando to-go & pork katsu bento lunch with miso
    Alice L.

    Friendly staff & the lunch bento pork katsu was quite large & it comes with miso soup. Love that they have sandos chilled & ready to go, so I grabbed a strawberry matcha one. Yum!

    Ube Fruit Sando & Spicy Chicken Katsu Sando
    Vanh D.

    I came in on a Sunday and there wasn't that much stuff available during that time. I ended up getting the Ube Fruit Sando and Spicy Chicken Katsu Sando. I really liked the Ube Fruit Sando. I'll definitely try more stuff soon. Hopefully the next time I come in they'd be stock during that time.

    Tamago Sando
    Paloma A.

    Adorable little spot. The inside had cute little wooden booths and tables, very clean I was very excited for Japanese sandos & Bento... both I LOVE. Ordered: 1. Tamago (egg) Sando - mild on flavor, excellent egg salad to bread ratio, great presentation. 2. Miso Salmon Bento - this was incredible! The miso sauce on the salmon was blowing my mind with flavor. I wish they would list the items you'll receive in the box because there was a tofu dish that I can't stop thinking about ...it was a little spicy in a brown sauce and I think another meat? It was delicious. No idea what it is. The dressing on the salad was addicting, I only wish I could have ordered an extra. I would definitely come back to try other items....But most likely I'll be ordering the salmon again! I ordered takeout, it took a bit of time to get my food but ultimately, worth it. The bento box was beautifully curated and you get a nice variety of items to try for the price (~$20). I'll be back!

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