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Chicken katsu at PungNyeon Katsu, 6775 N. Fifth St.
Chicken katsu at PungNyeon Katsu, 6775 N. Fifth St.Read moreMichael Klein / Staff

PungNyeon Katsu

Japanese, Korean$

Run by a husband-and-wife team, PungNyeon Katsu's menu is simple but focused, built around crisp pork, chicken, and cheese-filled tonkatsu. Each plate comes with a bright, house-made sauce crafted from fresh fruits and vegetables, making the fried cutlets especially memorable. It’s cheap, quality, comfort food with hearty portions and plenty of heart.

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