MORU

I had a fantastic experience at Moru! We visited for dinner and were blown away by the quality and presentation. We ordered the Beef Gyukatsu Set and the Pork Zenbu Katsu. Both were freshly breaded and prepared to absolute perfection. Each meal arrived on a beautiful tray complete with a bowl of rice, fresh salad, and miso soup. A highlight was the mini grill provided with the beef cutlet—it was so cute and allowed me to finish cooking the meat exactly to my liking! The Zenbu Katsu is a must-try if you're indecisive like me. It’s an assortment of their entire pork lineup: 1 rosu, 1 hire, 1 cheese katsu, 1 menchi katsu, 1 ebi, and 3 veggie katsu. I love that they offer this "taster" platter; it’s a very creative way for diners to experience the variety of the menu in one sitting. The pricing was very reasonable for the amount and quality of food provided. Location & Tip: The restaurant is in a great spot right outside the Yonge & Eglinton subway station. Just a heads-up for first-timers: we got a bit lost and accidentally walked into the residential building entrance first! Make sure to look for the commercial entrance—the restaurant is located on the second floor.

I had such a great experience at this restaurant! The rice dish I ordered (like in the photo) was really delicious. The highlight was definitely the crispy pork cutlet juicy, tender, and full of flavor. The side salad was surprisingly good too, and my boyfriend genuinely loved it. One portion here is more than enough to make you full. The drinks are also worth trying. The place is clean, tidy, and has a cozy atmosphere. The staff are super sweet and friendly. The restaurant is located on the second floor. Overall, everything was great. We’ll definitely come back again!

I went to Moru Katsu for the first time and had such a great experience! The food was delicious, I ordered the chicken curry katsu, and the curry was super flavorful while the chicken was nice and juicy. There were three of us, and we also shared the Mazemen Udon, which was really tasty and a bit spicy. For dessert, we had the matcha tiramisu, which was sweet and perfectly balanced. The staff were incredibly kind and polite, they made us feel very welcome and comfortable. Definitely recommend!

This Japanese restaurant offers a truly exquisite dining experience! The Zenbu (All-Inclusive) Set meal, in particular, is incredibly generous in portion size and offers a fantastic assortment of fried delights. The Ebi Fry (Deep-fried Shrimp) was the undisputed highlight. Its preparation was remarkably unique, achieving a perfect texture: crispy on the outside, yet tender and juicy inside, with a powerful, fresh shrimp flavor. It was so well-executed that even the tail was delightfully edible. The Deep-fried Minced Beef was another standout, boasting an explosion of rich meat juices with every bite—it was absolutely addictive. The Agedashi Tofu (Deep-fried Tofu) also impressed, offering a subtle, pleasant taste and texture. ⚠️ A Note on the Tonkatsu (Pork Cutlet) In contrast to the superb quality of the other fried items, the Tonkatsu (Deep-fried Pork Cutlet) was unfortunately quite dry. The meat lacked moisture, making it challenging to swallow. This was a definite weak point in an otherwise excellent meal. While the Tonkatsu fell short, the Zenbu Set is highly recommended for the quality of its Ebi Fry and Minced Beef, which are truly exemplary. It's a wonderful place to enjoy finely crafted Japanese fried cuisine.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I don’t usually leave reviews, but my experience at MORU Katsu was so good that I had to share. I ordered the Zenbu Katsu and it was fantastic—each piece of katsu was perfectly cooked, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. The pickles were especially delicious, really fresh and flavorful, and they complemented the meal perfectly. What made the experience even better was the service. Our server was attentive without being intrusive and made sure our table had everything we needed. It really made the meal feel comfortable and enjoyable. The restaurant itself is clean and cozy, with a nice atmosphere for a casual meal or a catch-up with friends. Overall, this is one of those places that makes you want to come back, and I can honestly say it’s worth a visit even for someone like me who rarely leaves reviews. Highly recommend!

I tried Gyukatsu, mazemen, and truffle fries, and they were so good. The Gyukatsu is NEW menu!! It was really special because I could cook the katsu myself on a small grill! It was juicy inside and crispy outside! Super good you should try it🥹 The mazemen was super tasty, and when I mixed rice in at the end, it was gone in seconds. The truffle fries had such a nice smell and flavor, and they went perfectly with a pint of Sapporo. I loved all three so much that I already want to go back😋🍟🍜🥩

Moru Katsu is a great addition to the Eglinton area for Asian comfort food. The katsu is thick, juicy, and has a satisfying crunch. They were running a Halloween promotion during my visit, so the katsu came in orange and black, which was fun and festive. The Zenbu katsu platter is a good option for a group since it includes a variety of meats, but at $45 it feels a bit pricey for the portion. The curry cream udon was smaller than expected and the sauce tasted more like mashed potatoes than curry. Overall, it is a solid spot for katsu lovers, but some menu items are better value than others.

Went in for dinner last week. Very very nice. Cutlet was so tender. Sauce was just right, hamburger steak is also magnificent with legit Demi-glacé sauce. Would recommend to everyone. Slightly hard to find the store. Which make it easier to gate keep.

Moru serves high quality, tasty and fresh Katsu dishes that's a great representation of Japanese cuisine and culture. Their Grand Opening was back in April 2025 and their offers are still ongoing. Moru is conveniently located on the northeast corner of Yonge Street and Eglinton Avenue and is easily accessible through Subway Line 1. There's also paid parking available in the area. We ordered "Zenbu Katsu" with extra Jambo Ebi, "Gidori Udon" and "Katsu Don". We also ordered "Matcha Smoothie", "Peach Ade", and "Yuza Ade" from the drinks menu. The food was extremely fresh and tasty. We enjoyed every single bite. For dessert, we ordered "Matcha Tiramisu" and "Matcha Ice Cream with House-made Matcha Cream". I love matcha and enjoyed both of the desserts. The staff are very friendly and accommodating. They deeply care about providing great customer experience and atmosphere.

So to begin, Moru Katsu grand opening was on April 4th, 2025. Moru Katsu is located on the second floor. I highly recommend to take the stairs because the elevator you must take the left one and press M instead of level 2. The restaurant is located on the 2nd floor. As a first timer, I think the Zenbu Katsu is a good option because you get to try a bit of everything, tofu Katsu (hard tofu), Ebi (shrimp) Katsu, pumpkin, Zucchini, pork loin and pork fillet. I prefer the pork loin over the pork fillet as the pork was marinated better. I did order a separate Ebi because I like shrimp. The minced cutlet (Manchu) was flavourful and tasty with bits of carrots inside. The Katsu Don, I find the egg on the salty side. Overall, worth to check it out.

The shrimp katsu has a pretty presentation but it's hard to eat. Not that flavourful/delicious either. But I liked Hire (pork) katsu (very soft) and Tori (chicken) katsu that other people got. I would go back to try their katsu sando.

Best Tonkatsu restaurant in Toronto! We had Torikatsu (Chicken), Katsu salad and Udon. Katsu was nicely breaded and deep-fried, so it was surprisingly light, not saggy. Tori Katsu came with rice, salad, miso soup, pickles and seasonings (Shio & mustard). Portion was generous. Udon came with peppery chicken, some fish cakes and deep fried tofu. Its soup was very flavorful. Katsu salad - Pork Katsu came on a bed of salad. There were thin sliced apples, cheese and cabbages (and some other ingredients) in the salad which made it very enjoyable thoroughly. Dressing was delicious as well. One downside is that an evevator to go up to their floor was not working (not sure if it was temporary or permanent) I had to take stairs with a stroller and my two little kids....