A restaurant in the makingWest of Paris, France

A little Japan. A little closer.

ALL CRUNCH.ALL HEART.ALL JAPAN.

Golden panko, tender pork, a warm bowl of rice. TontonKatsu brings the taste of Japan and the soul of a neighbourhood favourite together.

Rosu Katsu
Rosu katsu · the generous oneProject illustration

01 / One delicious obsession

Sometimes, happiness is just a bite away.

Tonkatsu is pork coated in panko, a light, wonderfully crisp Japanese breadcrumb. A simple dish on the surface. Care in every detail. And the urge to finish every last grain of rice.

Get to know tonkatsu
TontonKatsu — Complete tonkatsu teishoku setProject illustration

03 / From Tokyo to here

A little Japan. A lot of Tonton.

We love the little places where you eat well, come back often and feel at home. That is the idea behind TontonKatsu, west of Paris. The location is still to be found. The enthusiasm is already here.

Meet Tonton

A few answers

Before we sit down.

What is tonkatsu?

Tonkatsu is one of Japan's most iconic dishes: a pork cutlet coated in panko (light, airy Japanese breadcrumbs) and deep-fried in clean oil at a precise temperature. Unlike European schnitzel, tonkatsu uses panko which creates an ultra-crispy, light crust. There are two main cuts: hire katsu (fillet, tender and lean) and rosu katsu (loin, more marbled and flavourful).

What's the difference between hire katsu and rosu katsu?

Hire katsu uses the tenderloin, a lean and very tender cut — ideal for those who prefer lightness. Rosu katsu uses the loin, more marbled and flavourful, with a richer texture. In Japan, purists debate endlessly: it's a matter of personal taste!

Where will TontonKatsu be located?

TontonKatsu is a restaurant project. The location and opening date have not yet been confirmed. We are exploring locations west of Paris. Subscribe for news about the next steps.