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Gyukatsu Motomura Shinjuku South exit Store

Name: Gyukatsu Motomura Shinjuku South exit Store
Telephone: +81 50-1722-0576
Rating: 4.5

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Queued for about an hour.. about less than 20 people ahead of us. The staircase was too steep, but could accommodate one lane for outgoing and incoming guests. We were handed out the menu when we were second in line, and orders were taken when we were first in line waiting. We were seated across the kitchen and only had to wait for a few minutes before our trays were handed out. While waiting, you can read their recommended ways to enjoy their food. The place was packed and small but didn’t feel like cramped. It was my first time to get beef katsu (even in my country I order chicken or pork) so I was surprised how good it was! I ordered the lightest gram so the beef was very thin. Was it enough? Depends! If I didn’t eat McFries 30 minutes ago before this dinner, it may felt inadequate. But given there was also miso soup, rice, and cabbage.. it was more than enough. The experience was worth it. Very touristy, very gimmicky but was worth it. Price was acceptable and something I would pay the same back at home for a katsu set. Will I come back? Probably not, though! There are other places to try in Tokyo so it may take sometime before I come back to this. But if you’re thinking of trying this.. it is still worth it ¥1930 each /smallest beef. I read online that you could actually order a set without their sauces (based on some locals’ comments) but not tried. The price isn’t so bad at all. For two sets, it was ¥3,860 or Php 1,542 based on the exchange rate that day.

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Overall a very enjoyable meal but not worth the one hour wait to me. Table for 4 for Monday lunch. Arrived at 1pm and there were maybe 3 people in the queue outside the shop. There were another 10 people or so lined up in the staircase going down so the queue looked deceptively short. Something to note if you are rushed for time. The restaurant itself has only space for about 20. You get to place your order while in the Queue. It took about another hour before we were finally seated. Food was served promptly after. Not much of instructions on how to enjoy the meal other than some pics you can see earlier on while queuing. Any questions and you will be directed to the picture placemat on table which would now be covered by the food. The beef arrives medium rare so it just takes a bit of warming up on the stone plate for a few seconds. There are three side dishes. A white yam mix which works well mixed with the rice, a cod roe thing which I didn't touch as I was told it can be too fishy, and a mochi for dessert. If your appetitie is large enough, go for the 2 cutlet portion. You didn't queue all this time to go on a diet. The meal comes with free flow of cold tea so would recommend not to pay another 500 or so for a drink combo where you save only 10 yen or so compared to ordering separately. If you decide you still need a drink you can order separately.

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Japan, 〒160-0022 Tokyo, Shinjuku City, Shinjuku, 3 Chome−32−1 モトビル B1F

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+81 50-1722-0576

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Queued for about an hour.. about less than 20 people ahead of us. The staircase was too steep, but could accommodate one lane for outgoing and incoming guests. We were handed out the menu when we were second in line, and orders were taken when we were first in line waiting. We were seated across the kitchen and only had to wait for a few minutes before our trays were handed out. While waiting, you can read their recommended ways to enjoy their food. The place was packed and small but didn’t feel like cramped. It was my first time to get beef katsu (even in my country I order chicken or pork) so I was surprised how good it was! I ordered the lightest gram so the beef was very thin. Was it enough? Depends! If I didn’t eat McFries 30 minutes ago before this dinner, it may felt inadequate. But given there was also miso soup, rice, and cabbage.. it was more than enough. The experience was worth it. Very touristy, very gimmicky but was worth it. Price was acceptable and something I would pay the same back at home for a katsu set. Will I come back? Probably not, though! There are other places to try in Tokyo so it may take sometime before I come back to this. But if you’re thinking of trying this.. it is still worth it ¥1930 each /smallest beef. I read online that you could actually order a set without their sauces (based on some locals’ comments) but not tried. The price isn’t so bad at all. For two sets, it was ¥3,860 or Php 1,542 based on the exchange rate that day.

Kate TimbolKate Timbol

Overall a very enjoyable meal but not worth the one hour wait to me. Table for 4 for Monday lunch. Arrived at 1pm and there were maybe 3 people in the queue outside the shop. There were another 10 people or so lined up in the staircase going down so the queue looked deceptively short. Something to note if you are rushed for time. The restaurant itself has only space for about 20. You get to place your order while in the Queue. It took about another hour before we were finally seated. Food was served promptly after. Not much of instructions on how to enjoy the meal other than some pics you can see earlier on while queuing. Any questions and you will be directed to the picture placemat on table which would now be covered by the food. The beef arrives medium rare so it just takes a bit of warming up on the stone plate for a few seconds. There are three side dishes. A white yam mix which works well mixed with the rice, a cod roe thing which I didn't touch as I was told it can be too fishy, and a mochi for dessert. If your appetitie is large enough, go for the 2 cutlet portion. You didn't queue all this time to go on a diet. The meal comes with free flow of cold tea so would recommend not to pay another 500 or so for a drink combo where you save only 10 yen or so compared to ordering separately. If you decide you still need a drink you can order separately.

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