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Aizu Sauce Katsudon

Little knownBarely documented in English. This is the kind of place the site exists for.

조사·집필

sauce katsudonAizu-Wakamatsulocal foodTaishocutlet
Illustration of Aizu Sauce Katsudon, 후쿠시마현
이미지 일러스트 (사진이 아닙니다)

A katsudon almost everywhere in Japan means pork cutlet simmered with onion and egg. In Aizu it does not. Here the cutlet is fried, dipped whole in a sweet-sharp Worcestershire-style sauce and laid on rice over a bed of shredded raw cabbage, with no egg at all. It goes back to the Taisho period, when a Western-style restaurant in the town worked out the format, and Aizu is now counted as one of the three homes of the dish alongside Fukui and Komagane.

What is striking locally is the size. A standard bowl carries a cutlet that overhangs the rim, and the shops that sell it are old, small and idiosyncratic: several open only until the day's supply is gone, some close at one in the afternoon, and the rest days are scattered across the week rather than clustered on Mondays.

기본 정보

영업시간

Varies by shop | Several sell out before early afternoon

휴무일: Varies by shop — rest days are scattered across the week

입장료

¥1,000–1,800 per bowl

베스트 시즌

Year-round

방문 소요 시간

45–60 minutes

가는 방법

교통 정보

Served across Aizu-Wakamatsu. Confirm before travelling.

인사이더 가이드

**Several shops sell out before early afternoon.** Tontei closes around one, and others stop when the day's cutlets are gone. Lunch here means arriving before noon, not at one. **Rest days are scattered.** Mondays and Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Mondays and Fridays, Thursdays — the shops do not coordinate. Check the specific one you want rather than assuming. **No egg, and that is deliberate.** Sauce-dipped cutlet on shredded cabbage on rice. Asking for the simmered egg version marks the bowl as something else entirely. **The portions are large.** A standard bowl usually carries a cutlet wider than the bowl. Ordering the smaller size is not a defeat. **One of three homes for the dish.** Aizu, Fukui and Komagane each claim it. The Aizu version is the one with cabbage under the cutlet.

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