Curry Katsu Chicken Don @ West Udon [Closed]

With our love for curry, we made sure that we tried any type of curry available. We decided to try the Curry Katsu Chicken Don at West Udon. Interestingly, they have an item – Half Curry Katsu Chicken Don and we decided to give it a try.

Price: Priced at $4.50. It is a reasonable and affordable price for children or adults with small stomachs.

Quality: The thick curry has a strong aroma that makes us salivating when it was placed on our dinner table. The Katsu Chicken was freshly fried with crispy crust and juicy chicken meat inside. You must try this – Curry Katsu Chicken Don!!

Store layout: The restaurant has a typical Japanese layout concept with wooden furniture and paper lamps. The store is strategically located along Union Street and Northern Blvd. You will not miss it.

"The crispy crust and juicy chicken meat --- yummy."

"The half-portion of Curry Katsu Chicken Don is suitable for small-eaters, children and people who are on diet."

Where: 137-80 Northern Blvd

Tel: 718-359-2324

Website: NA

Overall rating: 4/5

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