Tonkatsu (Côtelette de Porc au Panko)
Côtelette de porc épaisse panée au panko, frite et servie avec chou finement émincé, sauce tonkatsu maison, riz et soupe miso.
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Crisp the cabbage
Soak the shredded cabbage in iced water so it turns crisp and sweet, then drain well.
Make the sauce
Stir the ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, soy sauce and sugar together. Grind the sesame seeds and set them aside to stir in at the table.
Prepare the pork
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Fry
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Rest and slice
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Serve
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Crisp the cabbage
Soak the shredded cabbage in iced water so it turns crisp and sweet, then drain well.
Make the sauce
Stir the ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, soy sauce and sugar together. Grind the sesame seeds and set them aside to stir in at the table.
Prepare the pork
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Fry
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Rest and slice
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Serve
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The Story Behind the Dish
In 1899 the Tokyo restaurant Rengatei served a pan-fried pork cutlet inspired by the French côtelette. Over the following decades cooks thickened the cut and deep-fried it in Japanese style, and by the 1930s the dish was called tonkatsu — "ton" for pork, "katsu" from cutlet.
The shredded cabbage was a Rengatei innovation too: a fresh, cheap side that cut through the richness.
⭐ Why It's Famous
Specialist tonkatsu restaurants across Japan serve nothing else, with unlimited cabbage refills and sesame to grind at the table.
💡 Fun Fact
Rengatei, the restaurant credited with inventing the dish, still operates in Ginza today.
Ginza, Tokyo
35.67°N, 139.76°E
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