Katsuya - Coquitlam

It was my first time visiting Katsuya and enjoyed the experience. Friendly staff and good price for quality food. Pork and shrimp Katsu were crispy. The dipping sauce was a bit sour for me and not what I was used to.

After searching for tummy adventure, I came across this resto with a lot of good reviews. I went today and indeed they have a massive katsu! Katsu was very crispy and tasty. The saltiness of the udon was just right! It has a balance taste! I like that they have pickled ginger and radish. They also have friendly staff. Will be coming back for more! 😍

Stepped into the restaurant not really looking to eat but found the place open amongst many closed restaurants. Staff greeted me at the door and I asked for a menu which was promptly provided. A staff member (tall young man with perm) provided a thorough explanation of the menu and what different food options was available and the restaurant was about. I opted to dine in after the thorough explanation and genuine service even before I sat. Once I settled on an order the staff loudly shouted to the kitchen staff and proceeded to hand me utensils/water. Moments later I could hear a meat mallet being slammed against what can be presumed to be my order (pork loin cutlet). Not long after I sat down another customer came in asking to look at the menu and explaining they're unfamiliar with the concept. the food came out quickly. The deep fried loin was pleasantly plated; light tasting; and juicy with flavour. 5/5 food. 5/5 service. 5/5 ambiance. Seems like cabbage salad sides are unlimited too! Beginning to end this was 5/5. Came on Tuesday Oct 22nd 3:30pm. Katsuya - Coquitlam if you're reading this please recognize your staff for such outstanding service and delicious food!

I went to Katsuya for the first time in a while, and as expected, it was delicious. I ordered the new special set, which included tonkatsu, udon, and shrimp tempura, allowing me to enjoy a variety of flavors. I left feeling completely full and satisfied!

The Katsu sauce had a unique taste, but overall it was the best tonkatsu place I've had in Vancouver. The taste was great, and the portion size was very enough for the price, which made it very satisfying. The restaurant had a small number of tables compared to the size of the space, which made it comfortable and pleasant. The staff's service was also excellent.

I had the pleasure of trying katsu in Burquitlam recently, and I really appreciated the wonderful service. The food was delicious, and it was lovely to have both a salad and a refill of rice included—such a thoughtful addition! That said, I did notice the music was a bit on the loud side, which made it a little hard to fully enjoy the experience. Overall, though, it was a nice outing.

Portions are amazing. Everything is fresh and crispy. Added bonus is the huge set meal you can get if you're eating on a weekday before 4 pm.

DonKatsu was pretty good. Pricing is up there with its competitors. Quality of food is comparable too but cabbage salad and rice refills don’t seem to exist at this place at free of charge. We also really liked the pasta, which was surprisingly tasty especially the sauce. Place usually isn’t packed so you should be able to get seated fairly shortly.

I ordered specal set! It was very good! I could taste many different side dishes and soup as well. I will visit here again. Love it!

Great spot for lunch and dinner! The katsu was delicious--crispy, juicy, and perfectly seasoned. Portions were just right, and the service was quick. Highly recommend!

The special lunch Katsu set at Katsuya is a must-try! Enjoy 30% off and indulge in a delicious Japanese pork loin katsu, 2 crispy deep-fried shrimp, a small bowl of udon, and 4 flavorful side dishes. Don't miss out on this satisfying deal!

After a full day power outage, my friends and I stopped by for a late dinner. It was my first time at Katsuya and my friends second visit (although it had been a long time since their last visit apparently). I ordered the pork tender honey and it was so good! They make their own breadcrumbs in house and it resulted in a super crispy crunchy light bite. Generous portions as well, with unlimited miso soup, rice, and cabbage. I managed to eat half and grabbed a refill of rice to go with my leftovers. Easy parking in the plaza.

Cute restaurant with plenty of seating. Decor is quite simplistic but just a nice casual eats spot. I got the special set and there is super value in this set! The pork katsu and the deep fried shrimps were super crispy and fried to perfection. The small udon was delicious. Would totally get again but it's only available weekdays during 12-4pm. Service was quick and easy and tbh didn't need much else while eating. Would come again!

The Katsuya here is good quality and very tasty. It is not greasy and is very crispy. This isn't a place I'd visit more than once every few months due to the price. I think for the quality and quantity of the food it is an "okay" deal. Each katsu dish is $23-$29. If you're really into katsu then this could be your go to place.

Katsu was made fresh when we ordered, could hear the pounding from the kitchen to tenderize the meat. Food tasted great. Atmosphere is welcoming. Staff greeted at the door promptly. S

Portion and taste are amazing. Will definitely coming back. Parking spots are plenty. Large space for any group sizes.

First time here and ordered 3 amazing dishes, super delicious and satisfying ! Love the gold and silver katsu ! Amazing service and would definitely come back

The portions are decent, good ambiance, price is fair! Their special set is worth trying!

I'm so sad the other Katsuya location closed on Robson. That location was the first one that I ever went to. So we decided to go to the Coquitlam location even though it was a further drive. This location was located in a convenient plaza. I ordered my favorite, the Japanese Katsu. It is a traditional Japanese-style katsu with Worcestershire sauce mixed with various vegetables and fruits. I like being able to grind the sesame seeds with the miniature mortar and pestle. I put it on top of the sauce after grinding it. I love how it comes with unlimited refills of miso soup and cabbage salad. I think they changed it so you only get one refill of rice instead of unlimited rice, but I usually only get one anyways. The service was great. There is a discount when you pay with cash. I usually split one katsu set and it's enough for two. I will definitely be back whenever I am in Vancouver!

Carbonara Katsu If you are stern about your carbonara this is not for you. It was delicious but definitely not your classic carbonara. I would call this more of a seafood katsu. I liked how creamy the sauce as but I think I would stick to a classic curry katsu for next time. I recommend coming but I don't recommend the carbonara katsu. Tip 1: if you dine in, you get unlimited refills on salad and miso soup! Tip 2: you get 30% off if you pay with cash (not sure if it still applies but its been going on for a while).

Enjoyed the special lunch set and chicken karaage, was tasty and filling for 2 people :)

Cute little shop with delicious katsu. I got the gold and silver katsu which is basically cheddar katsu and mozzarella katsu. It comes with miso soup, side salad, and katsu sauce. The honey butter fries were also a delicious addition to the meal. Prices were reasonable and the food came out pretty quickly.

Pretty large serving for the lunch special set, the food itself was not particularly exemplary, it was okay. The only issue I had was with the shrimp katsu which had more breading than shrimp. Service was good and attentive

It's a weekday 12-4pm special menu coming with Japanese pork loin katsu, fried shrimps, Udon and side dishes. Staffs are so nice and this is my 4th time visiting here. I came with my friends from Seattle to show Vancouver foods. Definitely did believe this one is the only option.

Great local Katsu! Have been here about a half dozen times and I've never been disappointed.

amazing chicken katsu. I've ordered it with extra sauce. A bit pricy and had to wait 20 minutes for takeout. But for the amount of food you get it may well worth the price.

Katsu is crisp and tasty. Fried shrimp cook just right. Udon is great too. Recommend to order it when you come here.

The food was absolutely amazing! We ordered the Special Set Katsu and the Terrimayo sweet potato and cheese katsu. We've never had katsu as good as this! The servings were huge and cheap for their size! Good for 2-4 people. The service was amazing as well! Our server was very attentive and friendly. They also brought us potato croquette and udon soup on the house because they thought our food was taking a while which was super sweet of them!! The ambiance was also very cute and clean! They played good music as well. We are very satisfied!

The portions are ginormous so definitely come hungry, I wasn't able to finish half! Good value for the amount of food you get in the lunch set (available 12-4pm), the katsu wasn't dry and quite crispy. We tried the fish, chicken and pork loin and they were all good

I was told Katsuya makes an amazing Tonkatsu and the hype was real. We went for lunch in Burquitlam just to try their food. Despite the long transit commute, it was so worth the trip. Staff greeted us upon entering, and we heard pork loin pounding after placing our order. We ordered Garlic Chili Katsu (pork, $21.75) and Original Katsu (pork, $19.90) it was massive. It totally looked like giant pork cutlet from Korea. Big piece of meat with plentiful of salad and little rice. Some places would give plenty of rice with less meat. I totally loved the amount of veggie coming with pork cutlet. Pretty good price. Food comes with meat, salad, some pickles, rice and some Miso soup. The food was SO unforgettable and yummy. Pork cutlet in a crispy batter with tender meat inside. I also felt guilty eating it all, it was THAT good. Food was excellent. I'd totally recommend Katsuya it's way better than Saboten and Daeji. I'd share food with someone on my next visit it's big for one person.

Katsuya 555 Clarke road location is a nice place, the food is good, staff are friendly, will come back again!

If you are looking for an affordable and quality restaurant, Katsuya is perfect for you. Their menu is not too big, but you know you are there for their famous deep fried pork cutlets. (They offer other protein choices as well) I ordered the Pork Cutlet in Carbonara sauce and my partner ordered that Udon in House special sauce (a cross between carbonara and Korean spicy sauce). The pork cutlet is of generous portion and it's good for two meals for me. The sauce is thick and creamy, but I could use a little more to go with my cutlet.

Food is very good! Highly recommend for anyone looking for some tender Katsu. Came all the way from the States for this restaurant, and I don't regret.

The katsu set has always been amazing here. Have been coming here for a long time. Their special set katsu menu comes with enough food for two and the variety of foods really adds to the dining experience.

I love Katsuya! It's mine and my family's go to Japanese/Korean restaurant - I usually always get the fish katsu curry. They give you a lot of meat and it's just so yummy! I've brought my business partners to eat here and everyone else I know - they also love this place as well!

This was a great place for lunch on our visit! We got the lunch special, and it was a ton of delicious food! They even bake their own bread to use for the bread crumbs for katsu every day! Highly recommend.

@katsusan_van is a slightly more affordable alternative to Saku. Interior was well decorated and I love how they have a map of the world in there! Service was also super awesome!!! I would come back the next time I'm close by :) Gold & Silver Katsu - $22.75 -- mixed with fresh Mozzarella cheese and the texture of Cheddar cheese. If you like cheese, this is the way to go to get the best of both worlds!! Katsuya Original Chicken Cutlet-- $20.90 -- made with their house sauce made with over 5 seasonal fruits, 10 vegetables, and 6 organic herbs." Look at that crisp!!

I was very underwhelmed by my experience here. First, the service was terrible and absurdly slow. We were the only customers at the restaurant, and it took them so long to take our order, and even longer for the food to come out. The waitress only came by to take our order and drop off our food. She never checked up on us and we had to stand at the counter for the check. For reference, we had a party of 3 and spent 2 hours here. The menu looks diverse, but it is difficult to distinguish the difference between items because they don't have any descriptions. Example: Sweet chili, white snow chili, white snow spicy, garlic chili, garlic spicy. What is white snow, and what's the difference between chili and spicy? I asked the waitress and she couldn't explain it, either. Anyway, I ended up getting the Carbonara Katsu. The Katsu was soggy and not crispy at all. The meat was not juicy and lacked flavor. Although there was a ton of carbonara sauce, it was bland. Based on the poor service, mediocre food, and high price point, I would not recommend Katsuya nor would I come back.

Was in the neighbourhood and decided to give it a try, as a slightly cheaper alternative to Saku. Due to covid we ordered take out, and we're really impressed by how the packed fried food held up. We got the original Katsu; and the white and gold brick cheese Katsu. Portions sizes were good here, and the Katsu was fried well and was still juicy and crispy when we got home! As always it was accompanied by cabbage slaw with a sesame dressing, miso soup, white rice, and pickles. Everything was delicious, and I love how generous they were with the cheese... the cheese pull was impressive!! The mozzarella has a better pull, but the cheddar I thought was tastier. The original Katsu doesn't come with tonkotsu sauce, but with their house sauce which was more like Japanese curry. The house sauce was okay, but I would've preferred it with tonkotsu sauce. Pro tip - unlike Saku they also let you order extra rice, salad, and soup on takeout orders. A good place to have Katsu, and we'll definitely be back again!

Food was good price was good. If you like deep fried food it's a must try. Thanks ,

The server was absolutely fantastic, going above and beyond. The portion of the foods was so huge and everything was soooooo delicious. I highly recommend to try cheese katsu with original sauce, chef's kiss

Katsuya @katsuya_canada offers a special discount 30% off for take-out with cash payment during the pandemic. We order 1. Double Cheese / Japanese Katsu set. The Double Cheese Katsu go well by itself or with the Japanese Tonkatsu sauce. It is half mozzarella and half cream cheese. The pork are crispy outside and tender inside. The green salad helps easing and balancing the taste. 2. Pork Tender/ Garlic Chili Katsu set. The pork are crispy outside and tender inside. (The sauces and garlic chips are packed separately) I just add the chili sauce and garlic chips to the pork katsu myself. The taste is not as heavy as the double cheese katsu. Each set comes with green salad, rice and soup. 3. Karaage Chicken Thigh (Yang-Nyeon Chicken) with Korean Sauce It comes with some potato chips. The sauce is korean spicy sauce which is quite spicy. You feel the after taste . For cheese lover, you probably want to go for Double Cheese Katsu set. Otherwise i think other Regular Katsu set are good as well.

After making several rounds of trying different katsu spots, I was prompted to try Katsuya. First, the portions are very generous. We ordered the white snow chilli cheese katsu ($20.75), red carbonara katsu ($22), and karaage chicken thigh ($7.95). It was my first time trying katsu drizzled in sauce -- which is nice if you enjoy lots of sauce with your food. Frankly, I much rather prefer the original katsu with traditional worcestershire sauce on the side because too much sauce leaves the katsu soggy. There's unlimited miso soup and salad refills, but only one rice refill per person. Highly recommend giving Katsuya a try -- A+ on the menu variety. xx Ren

Huge Portions calls for a big appetite. This place has crazy big portions, and their menu is very big with lots of different options. The best part when you order a katsu set it comes with unlimited miso soup and salad refills and 1 refill on the rice. The salad (cabbage) it comes with has an amazing dressing which makes it so tasty and refreshing. * Cheese Crabmeat Croquette (3pcs -$5.25 // 5pcs - $7.75) ~ We ordered 3 pieces to share with the 3 of us, and it was super delicious, The sauce with it is a tartar like sauce and it was so good and tasty. I really enjoyed the sweet-ish tartar sauce pairing. The crab croquette was good too, had lots of flavour and good pieces of crab meat. Only regret not ordering more! * Pork Loin Curry ($18.75) ~ I like their japanese curry. I do wish there was more onions in the dish as it gave it flavour but lacked a bit. The katsu was super crunchy and crisp, and the curry was good with the rice. * Also got the Pork Loin Carbonara ($18.75). * 8/10 ~ I really enjoyed the croquette and the sauce it came with! The curry lacked a bit of onions and pepper but overall still delicious. * 8/10 ~ its pretty cheap compared to most katsu places and the portion is fantastic here, the miso soup and cabbage salad is unlimited refill and the rice has 1 refill. Total bill before tip: $45.00 (3 people). *

I was looking for something good to eat after a nice walk at Rocky Point Park. I'm glad I called them beforehand because they were closing one hour earlier than posted on Google Maps. The restaurant is surprisingly larger than I expected. Tables were spread apart and there were two tables of customers when we got there. I got the original katsu with tenderloin and it was indeed quite tender. I asked for the sauce on the side and almost finished it all up. This came with unlimited miso soup and salad. The miso soup was fine, I've had better from Saku. The dressing went well with the salad. Perhaps because we were near closing time and also it's COVID, service was kind of sparse so it took a while to flag down a staff member for tea and the dressing. The staff were really friendly though and I had a good time.

Reopened with Covid measures in place, meaning less seating and a bit more of a wait time. But they're coving they're bases by providing takeout, hand sanitizer and employees wearing masks. The food: The menus are on the wall with no pictures, so you may need to rely on Yelp or google for an idea what the food looks like. We ordered the original katsu as well as the chicken karaage (1 lb) with Korean sauce. *Make note: that when you order a katsu set you get unlimited cabbage salad and miso soup and an additional bowl of rice, when you ask for it. * The katsu was breaded with house made bread crumbs (you can see the fresh bread in the racks in the back) and deep fried to golden perfection. Served with a creamy tomato based like sauce. The chicken karaage is boneless, crispy and super moist! You can change the flavours by adding the limes provided or dipping it in the sauces provided. Also comes with potato chips for more crunch. 5/5 would come back! Go on a weekday and go early or at a non typical time otherwise you're going to have to wait.

Katsuya provides a Japanese experience that is not so common around here. When you think Japanese food, your mind typically goes to sushi or ramen right? But Japanese katsu is a huge staple of Japanese cuisine that is so often overlooked in North America. I got the Spicy Garlic Cheese Katsu, which is a mixture of pork and mozzarella cheese. While it was good, I don't think I would get this one again. The cheese is a bit much for me, which may or may not be a good thing for others, but it was just a bit too heavy in an already heavy dish. The spicy sauce isn't spicy at all, it's crazy sweet actually which is off putting to me and I would have definitely preferred the one without sauce if I had known the flavour beforehand. Outside that, the katsu was delicious. I love the fried garlic, and along with the juicy meat inside of the deep fried exterior, it's basically a match made in heaven. Pricing is not bad at 21 dollars for this plate, which easily filled me up. They seem to have deals on cash and takeout which would put it at a fair price to even have for lunch. At regular price, I'd say it's decent for dinner but too much for lunch. Location is comes with parking which is always nice. Overall, I liked the food, and I'd definitely come again. While I have some gripes, maybe they can be remedied by ordering something else. I recommend getting something without cheese or sauce if you're not a heavy eater or a big sweets + salty kinda person.

Food is great and my all time favorite.dish has become their gold brick cheese Katsu. Service is good and the place is in a calmer part of the city.

A lot of these modern fusion tonkatsu places nowadays. This one offers a variety of toppings/sauces to choose from. This is their No.1 selling item, a cheese lover's dream. We also tried their sweet chilli garlic sauce chicken set and their honey butter fries. The batter was crisp but the sauce did not pair too well with the chicken. The standout was the fries, must order!

Eat now diet later...! That's definitely the mindset you have to go by here....who can resist that crispy batter?! Katsuya is a newly opened restaurant serving all things fried! And they do a pretty decent job! We ordered the Terimayo Pork Loin Katsu + Curry Pork Loin Katsu + Honey Butter Powder Fries. The Terimayo was a favourite where it had a lot of great flavouring and the batter remained really crispy! And an added bonus is they offer unlimited miso soup and cabbage and a rice refill too on Katsu sets! The honey butter fries was probably something we could have skipped - the texture of the fries resembles the costco fries quite a lot and it is very lightly coated with the flavored powder. Overall will come back here again for their Katsu. If you eat light you can probably go by sharing a Katsu set and a side! It's pretty filling! .

This restaurant replaces the C-Lovers fish and chips place in Coquitlam and opened in the summer of 2019. It has a good selection of tonkotsu (breaded pork or chicken) as well as udon. I had the pork cutlet with terri mayo and my wife had pork loin with sweet chilli. You get a generous helping of pork and also a free miso soup. Other options such as fish or chicken tonkotsu are available as well as many sauces. The service is also excellent, I can't wait to go back and try other combinations!

My girlfriend and I wanted to try something different than Sushi or Pizza for dinner, so since we were in the area, we decided to stop in and try this place. I ordered the Carbonara Udon, and it was very surprisingly good. It was my first experience of combining an asian style noodle with a european style creamy & rich sauce. I understand it isn't necessarily considered "fusion cuisine" to some people but to me it certainly felt like it. I have to say that never in my life would I have thought that it would be so good. The service was pretty good as well, and the price was very reasonable for the size of ortion and quality of the dish. the decor worked really well with the restaurant's ambiance and it felt chic, clean and inviting. The one place this restaurant lost some points from me was because when I came, it was near the end of the COVID19 pandemic restrictions. I presented my usual proof of vaccination/ID that was conveniently in my apple wallet. It is important to note that Ive never had any issues with this form of ID/Vaccine Passport. The hostess insisted that I still pull out my Driver's license and vaccine card as she had never seen such proof of vaccination so it couldn't be valid. Her lack of knowledge and closed-mindedness should not have resulted in irritating both of us, embarrassing me in front of many other guests and leaving a bit of a "bitter taste" in my mouth. At least the food was delicious and that made up for the unpleasantness of the situation. I will likely return to try this again when the memories of the pandemic will be well in the rear view mirror.

Yummy Katsu house! We came with the family (7people) so we could share all the Katsu dishes I learned from th chef that they bake their bread for the panko! The staff were helpful but it took awhile for them to take our orders, and to serve the food Each set comes with soup, cabbage salad and soup. The refills of soup, salad and 1 bowl of rice are free. I think 2 people can share 1 set and add a side Katsu Our favorites were the carbonara katsu, brick cheese katsu, Teri Mayo Katsu (with bonito flakes) The honey butter fries is a Must Try! The store is located in a plaza so there is free parking

I don't have much visits to Katsu menus as I generally stay away from deep fried entrees. However this was an invitation from family. Overall I was impressed with the quality and selection of Katsu dishes. We ordered a Carbonara and red Carbonara Katsu, a pork tender original Katsu and a terry mayo pork Katsu. Although the price may be higher than a average, the portion more than makes up for it. The highlight is really the light crispy breading which is made in house. It is probably the best breading I have had. Restaurant is nice and clean. Servers is overall attentive and helpful. Recommended.

Uuuuuum flakey deep fried goodness! Katsuya's batter is super flakey and crunchy. The meat is thicker than the competitors and portions are huge! My family ordered the carbonara, garlic chilli, silver brick cheese katsu, croquettes, kfc and fish katsu. The carbonara sauce has a bit of a kick, personally not my favourite but my family seems to like it. I prefer the garlic chilli because of the deep fried garlic on top. You can do without the croquette imo, it was slightly bland but I guess that's what the tartare sauce is for. We got one in loin and one in tender - tender meat is white ($1 more) and loin is dark - I prefer the loin, because tender was slightly dry. Both are all in all cooked well, moist and flavourful. The silver brick Katsu is cheesy goodness! and they make it a round, cylinder not a square brick like their photos, but very yummy! I think they make it better than what I had tried in Korea. Can't go wrong with korean fried chicken!! It was a bit saucy but it was finger licking good - if you like sweet, a little cinnamony chicken with a kick, order this. My fave was the fish katsu!! Fish is seasoned very well, light batter and crispy *salivating just thinking about it! 4 stars because of the poor service that my mother experienced TWICE when ordering and picking up the food. Employees chatting away at the cash register not acknowledging their customers is a NONO in my books. 4.5 stars for the food 3 stars for service

Did you guys know that you can get 30% off Take-Out at Katsuya when you pay with cash? Skip the delivery apps and call them directly! (The base prices are lower) My bro and I ordered two katsu dishes (original and carbonara) and the crab meat cheese croquettes). Even though we picked the dishes up a little later, the crispness of the meat and croquettes were still amazing. I would say it's much more worth than Saku. Also heard the honey butter fries are great too - will be back to try them out!

The restaurant does not provide traditional Japanese food. And the service was slow. We didn't know if it's authentic so we went to nearby Vietnamese restaurant.