Tonkatsu Fry-ya
Tonkatsu restaurant · Shinjuku ·

Tonkatsu Fry-ya

Tonkatsu restaurant · Shinjuku ·

Michelin Bib Gourmand fry house: tonkatsu, seafood, veg

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Japan, 〒169-0075 Tokyo, Shinjuku City, Takadanobaba, 1 Chome−32−11 小澤ビル B1階 Get directions

¥2,000–3,000

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Japan, 〒169-0075 Tokyo, Shinjuku City, Takadanobaba, 1 Chome−32−11 小澤ビル B1階 Get directions

+81 3 3200 0565
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"Select the ingredients of your choice and the kitchen will prepare an original ‘mix fry’ just for you. Daytime fare consists of set meals of a variety of items. In the evening, multi-course prix fixe is the theme, with each morsel fried and served fresh." - MICHELIN Guide Japan

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"Tonkatsu, seafood, vegetables—select the ingredients of your choice and the kitchen will prepare an original ‘mix fry’ just for you. As the name says, this is the ‘fry house’. Daytime fare consists of set meals of a variety of items. In the evening, multi-course prix fixe is the theme, with each morsel fried and served fresh. In a couple of unique twists, different types of breadcrumbs are used, depending on the main ingredient, and some items are fried in lard while others are fried in sesame oil. Chicken tenderloin is fried at a low heat carefully calculated to cook every part of the meat." - Michelin Inspector

https://guide.michelin.com/en/tokyo-region/tokyo/restaurant/fry-ya
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Bobby S.

Google
Who’d have thought that multiple courses of fried dishes would make for a wonderful and varied dinner. Fry-Ya do, and they cook each and every dish perfectly. If you get a chance to, sit at the counter and watch the chefs prepare each course with care and precision… timing the cooking of each course by the second, using an array of timers by the fryer. It’s in a basement but the restaurant itself is cosy, with friendly and attentive staff. Add it to the list if you’re in town.

Ezekiel Ruichi M.

Google
The place is very chill. We only had to wait a few minutes before we were seated for lunch. Everything was cooked with precision. It is indeed a very unique tonkatsu experience.

Barry

Google
OCT 2024 Visited here for dinner and had the 13 course menu consisting of a variety of fried panko coated meat, seafood and vegetable dishes cooked and served one at a time, cabbage, salad sticks, pork shabu shabu, curry and dessert. Most of the dishes were tasty, panko was crispy and sticks perfectly, tonkatsu was great but surprisingly the chicken tenderloin might be my favorite. The fried mushroom and sea eel were also pretty good. The horse mackerel roll has potential but it has too much sauce and pickle, couldn't taste much of the fish. Least favorite was the pork shabu-shabu which was quite tough to chew. Overall it was nice to try a variety of fried panko dishes. However if you want to choose specific fried dishes then lunch will be more flexible and cost effective.

Lanz P.

Google
Really fantastic omakase course of fried food. Pork cutlet was to die for. Surprise dish for me was the Horse Mackerel sando. It deserves its Michelin Bib.

Becky C.

Google
Excellent service, very friendly. The food was absolutely incredible. The tonkatsu was melt in your mouth soft with a delightfully crispy exterior. We had a 13 course meal and was so stuffed after everything. Dessert was strawberry sorbet and it tasted fresh like the sweetest strawberries. Highly recommend!

JIN L.

Google
A restaurant that has been selected as a Michelin Bib Gourmand. It is still quiet because it is not well known yet. The salad that is served first when you order a course is so delicious. And each of the 4 courses of tonkatsu served has a soft batter and the meat is incredibly soft. It is a restaurant that makes you fall in love with the taste of tonkatsu itself. It was amazing.

Ruth

Google
We went on a Tuesday night and there was no queue for 2 pax. I ordered a 3 piece set meal, and it came with salad, chicken cutlet, rice and miso soup. The salad and miso soup were really delicious. I personally really enjoyed the ebi and conger eel katsu. The handmade tartar (or egg mayo) sauce really complemented the ebi! Great service and great food at affordable price range. Would love to be back!

Cheska S.

Google
Stumbled upon this restaurant while exploring Takadanobaba and was surprised with the intimate seating inside. The place can accommodate 16 customers at a time and has 2 tables with 4 seats each. It was like we found a hidden gem as we were the only foreigners in a full house. We enjoyed our meal as we shared scallops, shrimp, tenderloin, menchi cuts. The 3 fry comes with a starter of salad and soup with a first “fry” chicken breast. The chicken was tender and not dry at all. We were also guided with the different sauces and their accompanying pair. We are happy with the service we received from our server who thanked us in our language. A first during our trip. This is a must try when in tokyo for the good food and service.