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Was searching around for lunch and finally decided this Resturant. Ordered popular set r commended Hira Katsu Set and Kimchi ramen. This place is easy to find at level 7 and well decoration in Japanese styles. First serving was Kimchi ramen. Soup is OK and tasteful. The noodles is too hard and could not feel this freshness. Not recommend for this disk. Hira Katsu set consists of pork 4 pcs which is deep fried, a lot is vegetables , tofu soup and rice. My main dish of course was the piece of pork

After five day working, Saturday is meant for rest. Having a good brunch will definitely makes thing afterwards easier. Authentic Katsu sold here, Tonkichi was a superior Japanese restaurant in town. Simple pleasant environment, it was quiet and relaxing. Lunch promotion only available during weekdays, too bad we were not entitled to have it.Deep-fried pork fillet, the rice at bottom was coated a layer of fluffy egg. Entire was served along with special sweet Japanese sauce in a hot claypot, nic

I must really thank my super best buddy, Kirby and his chef friend, Ronnie here else i wont get to taste such exotic food haha. I suppose they are super best friend cos Kirby just simply let Ronnie decide what we have for lunch. it is abit omakase style except it is not.Tonkichi Orchard Centra181 Orchard Rd #07-06Orchard Central S(238896)Tel : 6238 7976Food : ****Price : ****Customer service : ****Overall, will i come again ? Yeswell, the food is classified as open food haha. i m quite clueless

One doesn't need a reason to fall in 'Love' with the Japanese food that they are serving at 'Tonkichi'.For a start, the 'Tonkatsu' set meal over here comes with free flow of 'Cabbages' and 'Rice'. Secondly, all the various types of 'Tonkatsu' that they are serving over here are pretty crispy and succulent. And even though the 'Tonkatsu' sauce is relatively sweet, it can actually blend with the taste of the 'Tonkatsu' nicely.Best of all, the fried 'Oysters' that they are serving over here taste p

For a complete review with pictures, visithttp://rachelays.blogspot.sg/2013/03/tonkichi-at-orchard-central.htmlTonkichi is definitely one of my favourite places to go for tonkatsu! It is the only Tonkatsu specialty chain restaurant in Singapore. I love how their katsu is very thick and lean unlike most places where the meat is sliced thinly and you can't feel any shiokness while eating it. I went there on a Friday evening to celebrate a friend's birthday. We arrived at around 6.30pm and there wa

My favourite Tonkichi outlet is the one at Orchard Central. It's relatively secluded, on a high floor, and in a quiet shopping mall. On Friday nights, however, it can get quite crowded. Remember to make reservations if you need a table for more than two it can take quite a while to get seated. The restaurant is large and spacious and the decor is very distinctly Japanese with a modern twist. Chic and very comfortable.I've always been ordering the Hire Katsu set (its leaner than the Rosu cut whic

Always been having their signature deep fried meat cutlets whenever I visit their outlets. This time round, I decided to try their ramen soup. Have bought the char siew ramen and was quite impress with the presentation and it was also serve to me quite fast as well. The ramen is chewy and portion is quite generous in it. The char siew meat, which is quite similar to the thinly sliced pork belly, is very tender and juicy. Lots of sliced bamboo shoots are added in it which make the noodles e

Was really very impressed by the nice cosy environment in this Japanese restaurant. The decoration looks simple and yet really spacious. Decided to try their pork loin cutlet as recommended by the friendly service staffs. The pork loins are very juicy and quite tender in texture. The crispy bread crumbs over the pork loins are delicious and also not too oily. You need not dip in any sauce and these pork loin cutlets still taste yummy with its natural sweetness from the meat.

Tonkichi is famous for its Tonkastu. Tonkatsu means pork cutlet ( "ton" - pork , "katsu" - cutlet). There are also 2 types of cuts for katsu. Hire (pork fillet) and Rosu (pork loin). Rosu katsu are fatter than hire. For the first timer, you may wonder why they served you a bowl of sesame. It is for your tonkastu dip. Grind the sesame seeds into powder form then pour the tonkatsu sauce. You can add a bit of yellow karashi (japanese mustard) into the dip if you prefer some spiciness. We ordered th

Famous for its breaded deep fried pork, you must definitely try the tonkatsu if you visit this place. In fact, this restaurant serves a variety of tonkatsu (it is stated in the menu the differences between the various types of tonkatsu). For salad lovers, you will be pleased to know that the salad is refillable.I have also ordered the tempura udon which tastes quite good. I like that the egg is served runny, and hence, I can mixed the yolk with the soup. However, I feel that the chef can be more

Went to Tonkichi at orchard central during dinner time, crowd was still okay, waited for about 5 mins before getting a 2 person seating in the restaurant. This japanese restaurant is famous for their fried pork cutlet. Had a set that comes with chawamushi (which cost around $6 plus on ala carte) , fresh chewy salmon (really fresh, can be compared to sushi tei salmon), fried platelet (which comes with fried pork, fried prawn, fried kaarage, salad + lemon twist salad dressing or u called it tartar

Head to this tonkichi at orchard central to avoid crowds and queuing on a saturday night. It is one of the famous Pork Cutlet restaurant where served the authentic japanese pork.Pardon me but i am not a fans of rice. i ordered a katsu udon set which comes with a drink, miso and salad price at sgd18.90. Pork Cutlet possessed the perfect golden brown look and it is tender and juicy. It is the nicest pork cutlet so far i ever try. It makes me feels like trying it with rice next round. did i mention

Went by to Tonkichi during the Christmas season with friends for a catching up session. Saw a review here saying that the Chicken Katsu Curry was alright, so ordered their Ramen instead. Well, as the title says, Skip the Ramen. But their Karage was good. Nice and crispy, well marinated and no oily aftertaste. Their Katsu is good too. Thick and succulent. Save the best for the last? I say cut the carbs(Ramen) and go straight in for that piece of protein(Katsu) Sapporo draft is 1 for 1 too. (do c

I went to this place with a group of girls. As we thought the restaurant would be crowded due to the eve of the Deevapali public holiday, we made an advance reservation.We arrived at about 7pm and the place was not packed. And it was not noisy at all, so it was a perfect place to chat.We ordered Chicken Katsu Curry, Pork Katsu Curry and 2 recommended sushi rolls. One with eel on top, and the other one covered with fish roe.1) Chicken Katsu Curry and Pork Loin Katsu Curry was ok.2) Sushi rolls -

Whenever I wanna dine at a quiet place in Orchard, I would come to Tonkichi Orchard Central.The food at Tonkichi is guaranteed, may not be the best but definitely good. Orchard Central is always quiet, without a long queue outside to stress u, nor a noisy table besides, only floor-to-ceiling window overlooking Orchard Road. I can bring up my laptop for an hr of work & enjoy sashimi in a relaxing environtment~