May 04, 2019

Ton-etsu in Hakodate, Japan

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  • Tonkatsu dish represents the carnivorous culture of the Japanese people. Its origin can be traced during the Meiji Restoration (1868-1912). This unpretentious Japanese dish is a deep-fried breaded pork cutlet cooked in traditional Japanese style. Ton-etsu is a tonkatsu restaurant that has been using two ways of cooking tonkatsu.

    One is the modern Japanese style tonkatsu, a deep-fried pork cutlet cooked in 160-degree oil.

    The other is the old style of cooking tonkatsu, in which the pork cutlet gets fried slowly in a minimal amount of oil. Visitors can pick the rosu (pork loin, ¥1,240 for 170g) or hire (fillet, ¥1,440 for 160g).


    This also appears in Philippine Primer English Magazine’s January issue.

    General Information

  • 22-2 Houraicho, Hakodate, Hokkaido, 040-0043 Japan
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