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KoKoLo Donburi - KoKoRo — Restaurant in Alameda

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KoKoLo Donburi - KoKoRo
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Nearby attractions
Alameda Free Library
1550 Oak St, Alameda, CA 94501
Alameda Museum
2324 Alameda Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
Studio 23 Gallery
2309 Encinal Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
Chochenyo Park
2430 Encinal Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
California Historical Radio Society
2152 Central Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
McKinley Park
McKinley Park, 2165 Buena Vista Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
Rhythmix Cultural Works
2513 Blanding Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
Moodswing
2707 Encinal Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
The Meyers House and Garden
2021 Alameda Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
Nearby restaurants
Ole's Waffle Shop
1507 Park St, Alameda, CA 94501, United States
La Penca Azul
1440 Park St, Alameda, CA 94501
Hayashi Japanese Cuisine
1518 Park St, Alameda, CA 94501
Yojimbo
2319 Santa Clara Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
Island Taqueria
1513 Park St, Alameda, CA 94501
Jim's Coffee Shop
2333 Lincoln Ave, Alameda, CA 94501, United States
Genghis Khan Kitchen
1540 Park St, Alameda, CA 94501
Hang Ten Boiler
2315 Santa Clara Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
Toomie's Thai By Thai Golden Rice
1433 Park St, Alameda, CA 94501
Vietnam House Restaurant
1527 Park St, Alameda, CA 94501, United States
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KoKoLo Donburi - KoKoRo

1518 Park St, Alameda, CA 94501
4.3(80)
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attractions: Alameda Free Library, Alameda Museum, Studio 23 Gallery, Chochenyo Park, California Historical Radio Society, McKinley Park, Rhythmix Cultural Works, Moodswing, The Meyers House and Garden, restaurants: Ole's Waffle Shop, La Penca Azul, Hayashi Japanese Cuisine, Yojimbo, Island Taqueria, Jim's Coffee Shop, Genghis Khan Kitchen, Hang Ten Boiler, Toomie's Thai By Thai Golden Rice, Vietnam House Restaurant
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(510) 239-4646
Website
kokolodonburi.com

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Featured dishes

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Kubota 300ML JDG
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Oyakodon 親子丼
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Kubota 300ML JDG
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House 300ML Sake
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Katsu Don 蛋ご飯勝ドン
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Katsu Curry 咖哩 Don カレー
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Beef Sukiyaki Don 牛丼湯
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Unadon 鰻丼
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Gyudon 牛丼
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Udon Soup 麺うどん
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Oyakodon 親子丼
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Braised Pork Belly 豚腩 豚バラ肉
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Kibinago Karaage キビナゴ魚
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Spicy Edamame 辛い枝豆
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Kaki Fry - Fried Oysters 牡蠣
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Japanese Style Chicken Wings 手羽先
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Vegetable Tempura 天婦羅 野菜天ぷら
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Fried Squid. Ika Geso Kara-Age 炸鱿
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Gyoza 餃子
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Takoyaki (Squid Ball)

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Nearby attractions of KoKoLo Donburi - KoKoRo

Alameda Free Library

Alameda Museum

Studio 23 Gallery

Chochenyo Park

California Historical Radio Society

McKinley Park

Rhythmix Cultural Works

Moodswing

The Meyers House and Garden

Alameda Free Library

Alameda Free Library

4.7

(122)

Closed
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Alameda Museum

Alameda Museum

4.7

(21)

Closed
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Studio 23 Gallery

Studio 23 Gallery

5.0

(20)

Open 24 hours
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Chochenyo Park

Chochenyo Park

4.4

(168)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of KoKoLo Donburi - KoKoRo

Ole's Waffle Shop

La Penca Azul

Hayashi Japanese Cuisine

Yojimbo

Island Taqueria

Jim's Coffee Shop

Genghis Khan Kitchen

Hang Ten Boiler

Toomie's Thai By Thai Golden Rice

Vietnam House Restaurant

Ole's Waffle Shop

Ole's Waffle Shop

4.5

(1.3K)

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La Penca Azul

La Penca Azul

4.2

(1.5K)

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Hayashi Japanese Cuisine

Hayashi Japanese Cuisine

4.7

(200)

$$

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Yojimbo

Yojimbo

4.5

(588)

$$

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Reviews of KoKoLo Donburi - KoKoRo

4.3
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5.0
3y

My husband and I were craving some katsu and Japanese curry for dinner and this place hits the spot! You order at the front and then find a seat and they will bring over the food.

Everything on the menu looked so good so we ended up order quite a bit for us the two of us. We ordered wings, sauce katsu don, wagyu curry don, hamachi kama, and ika geso karaage. My husband is loves wings and this was probably the one of the well battered and fried ones we had. It was sitting on top of a sauce that just blends perfectly with the crispy wings. The ika geso karaage was crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. It was nice and flavorful. The hamachi Kama was perfectly cooked as well. The sauce katsu was good. Typically I would’ve gotten the curry version but wanted to try something new. It was good but I definitely prefer my katsu with Japanese curry more. My husband’s wagyu curry don was great! I really like the flavor of the curry and it worked well with the wagyu beef and rice.

You can tell with all of their fried items that they maintain the cooking oil well because you get the nice pure flavor of the food.

The service at the place was also great! The lady that took our order also brings the food and water to us and she was very sweet. When she saw us slowing down on munching, she brought over boxes without us asking for it. She even gave us extra curry sauce to take home for our leftover.

Overall, I would recommend this place! I definitely want to go back and try more of their other curry and karaage. And of course go back for...

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1.0
3y

Tacky and Unkempt - Two words not associated with Japanese anything.

This was easily the worst Japanese food experience I have had in my 67 years - by many miles!

The miso soup was ok - served in a plastic container. The self serve water was in paper cups. The plastic utensils were “a nice touch”, though for most all of it I used the throw away chopsticks.

My noodles were acceptable - though with no attempt at any presentation. The Tempura was pathetic and served with a watery colored dipping liquid in another plastic container that was as tasteless as the tempura.

My wife enjoyed the rice curry dish she had.

The general first impression is an unmanaged takeout place thrown together cheaply and without taste. The floor has a broken warehouse look, the rest is equally haphazard and cheap. It feels like a couple of kids put it together with just enough money to open but really have no heart in anything other than making some money.

Served with no smiles - no one even looking up unless you ask a question at the standup orderIng area.

Cannot imagine recommending this place - Alameda has quite a few decent places to eat - particularly in this area of it - definitely skip this franchise "Japanese" facade.

none of the pictures used online look or are...

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3.0
1y

As of writing on June 26th, 2024. It seems this place has been closed for some time prior to this posted review day. Upon arriving I was surprised to see it closed even though it was listed as open online. There was also a pile mail at the entrance that appeared to have been there for quite some time. On Yelp it says it will not be reopening until late January of next year which would mean this place would be closed indefinitely. I was wanting to eat at this place again as I really enjoyed the curry bowls they made. It is saddening to know this restaurant is closed. Kokolo Donburi was a go to place for me because of the wider variety of Japanese rice bowls. With the closing of this restaurant, I don't really know any other restaurant similar to the...

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Chenny OngChenny Ong
My husband and I were craving some katsu and Japanese curry for dinner and this place hits the spot! You order at the front and then find a seat and they will bring over the food. Everything on the menu looked so good so we ended up order quite a bit for us the two of us. We ordered wings, sauce katsu don, wagyu curry don, hamachi kama, and ika geso karaage. My husband is loves wings and this was probably the one of the well battered and fried ones we had. It was sitting on top of a sauce that just blends perfectly with the crispy wings. The ika geso karaage was crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. It was nice and flavorful. The hamachi Kama was perfectly cooked as well. The sauce katsu was good. Typically I would’ve gotten the curry version but wanted to try something new. It was good but I definitely prefer my katsu with Japanese curry more. My husband’s wagyu curry don was great! I really like the flavor of the curry and it worked well with the wagyu beef and rice. You can tell with all of their fried items that they maintain the cooking oil well because you get the nice pure flavor of the food. The service at the place was also great! The lady that took our order also brings the food and water to us and she was very sweet. When she saw us slowing down on munching, she brought over boxes without us asking for it. She even gave us extra curry sauce to take home for our leftover. Overall, I would recommend this place! I definitely want to go back and try more of their other curry and karaage. And of course go back for those wings!
B JungB Jung
Tasty food, and great value with friendly service. We'll definitely be going back. For 3 people for dinner, we shared Kaki Fry - Fried Oysters 牡蠣, Mixed Tempura 天婦羅 混在天ぷら, Beef Sukiyaki Don 牛丼湯, Fried Squid. Ika Geso Kara-age 炸鱿, and Yakitori Momo 焼き鳥鶏もも肉 (no photo). We took home leftover ika (squid) and sukiyaki. The fried dishes were well done -- crispy, but not greasy or overcooked. The oysters were juicy, tender and tasty. The ika (squid) which is easy to overcook was crispy outside, but still tender and its kaarage batter was well seasoned. The tempura portion was big including 3 prawns, 2 shiitake mushrooms, 2 tender (but not overcooked) asparagus, sweet onions, and lots of kabocha (Japanese squash) and yams. The sukiyaki was good size with tender tasty beef.
Alan YaoAlan Yao
Nice home style Japanese food. A little on the pricey side but portions are very large. Tendon was delicious, a huge pile of well made light tempura. Katsudon was solid all around, although the breading was fried more to a dark brown than golden brown; could have also been crispier inside, especially compared to other katsudon served in Japan. Sukiyaki udon: udon was excellent, served in a not too salty tsuyu broth with a rich flavor. Sukiyaki itself was okay, but there were some odd flavors from the beef that weren't fully cooked out (typically indicative of not the freshest beef or not enough sake used in cooking) and the beef was rather tough. Would lean more towards the katsudon. Karaage was good for a side but a huge pile. Great to share among many people.
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My husband and I were craving some katsu and Japanese curry for dinner and this place hits the spot! You order at the front and then find a seat and they will bring over the food. Everything on the menu looked so good so we ended up order quite a bit for us the two of us. We ordered wings, sauce katsu don, wagyu curry don, hamachi kama, and ika geso karaage. My husband is loves wings and this was probably the one of the well battered and fried ones we had. It was sitting on top of a sauce that just blends perfectly with the crispy wings. The ika geso karaage was crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. It was nice and flavorful. The hamachi Kama was perfectly cooked as well. The sauce katsu was good. Typically I would’ve gotten the curry version but wanted to try something new. It was good but I definitely prefer my katsu with Japanese curry more. My husband’s wagyu curry don was great! I really like the flavor of the curry and it worked well with the wagyu beef and rice. You can tell with all of their fried items that they maintain the cooking oil well because you get the nice pure flavor of the food. The service at the place was also great! The lady that took our order also brings the food and water to us and she was very sweet. When she saw us slowing down on munching, she brought over boxes without us asking for it. She even gave us extra curry sauce to take home for our leftover. Overall, I would recommend this place! I definitely want to go back and try more of their other curry and karaage. And of course go back for those wings!
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Tasty food, and great value with friendly service. We'll definitely be going back. For 3 people for dinner, we shared Kaki Fry - Fried Oysters 牡蠣, Mixed Tempura 天婦羅 混在天ぷら, Beef Sukiyaki Don 牛丼湯, Fried Squid. Ika Geso Kara-age 炸鱿, and Yakitori Momo 焼き鳥鶏もも肉 (no photo). We took home leftover ika (squid) and sukiyaki. The fried dishes were well done -- crispy, but not greasy or overcooked. The oysters were juicy, tender and tasty. The ika (squid) which is easy to overcook was crispy outside, but still tender and its kaarage batter was well seasoned. The tempura portion was big including 3 prawns, 2 shiitake mushrooms, 2 tender (but not overcooked) asparagus, sweet onions, and lots of kabocha (Japanese squash) and yams. The sukiyaki was good size with tender tasty beef.
B Jung

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Nice home style Japanese food. A little on the pricey side but portions are very large. Tendon was delicious, a huge pile of well made light tempura. Katsudon was solid all around, although the breading was fried more to a dark brown than golden brown; could have also been crispier inside, especially compared to other katsudon served in Japan. Sukiyaki udon: udon was excellent, served in a not too salty tsuyu broth with a rich flavor. Sukiyaki itself was okay, but there were some odd flavors from the beef that weren't fully cooked out (typically indicative of not the freshest beef or not enough sake used in cooking) and the beef was rather tough. Would lean more towards the katsudon. Karaage was good for a side but a huge pile. Great to share among many people.
Alan Yao

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