I wanted to eat yummy katsudon.It's so easy, there are no tips. For 4 servings. Recipe by Yokkonkon

My husband asked for katsu-don, so I prepped pork cutlet for a homemade katsu-don.When you whisk the eggs, don't blend the whites and the yolk, some separation is ok.Pour in the beaten eggs in two batches to make soft-set eggs. Recipe by *Anna*

Classic Japanese katsudon using pre-made tonkatsu. Super easy. Switch katsu to chicken then it’s oyako don. This is for one person

Video Instructions: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Fgle9gk5Jh7lB1lq8XOMw

I recreated my favorite rice bowl often served at a restaurant at the comfort of my home.Prepare the dashi stock from scratch and avoid granules if possible.Don't overcook the eggs, they're best soft-set. Recipe by sleep

Katsudon is one of Donburi foods, which Tonkatsu and onions simmered with soy-based noodle soup and beaten egg served over freshly cooked rice. The most often used deep fried food for Katsudon is Tonkatsu. However, there are also other kinds of deep-fried foods such as beef cutlet, chicken cutlet, Menchi-Katsu, and shrimp cutlet. Also, there're some different style foods called Katsudon. The standard Katsudon is introduced in this recipe.#donburi #lunch #dinner

A very popular dish in Japan.Deep fried pork cutlet, with dashi and egg and onions, over rice.https://youtu.be/pDxR3jT8YcE

Ever since I brought Yuichi katsudon all the way from Izu to Isehara on that night, it's become our weekly ritual to eat this dish. I made it so many times now I don't even need to measure things anymore. Our relationship surely took a turn when I came back to Tokyo after my trip, but there's no need to share it on the internet, isn't there!This recipe is for people who prefer crispy katsudon. I think it's the better way to enjoy the fried pork cutlet. This is funny because the first time I had it, I just felt such a strong need to bring it to Yuichi immediately that I forgot how far away he was. Of course, after the long taxi drive, the katsu was already soggy by the time I got to him, but Yuichi still thought it was the best Katsudon he'd had in his entire life.

My husband, who's from Osaka, would always make these okonomiyaki without measuring the ingredients; but since I also wanted to make them, I put this recipe together.What makes this recipe unique is the juicy pork, which is lightly sautéed before adding to the batter. Even without tempura crumbs, the okonomiyaki turn out fluffy!People often say you need to press down on the pancakes while they're grilling, but with this recipe, you'll get a fluffy result either way. Recipe by hatabo

Basic Osaka-style okonomiyaki made just by mixing and frying.I have eaten this since I was little. It's delicious with the taste of Japanese dashi stock.Make sure to cook over medium heat so that you can cook through the inside of the okonomiyaki too.Pierce it with a bamboo skewer or a chopstick, and you can tell that it is cooked through if the white-ish batter doesn't stick to it. Recipe by classy

I love red miso! I grew up on eating this.The sauce may be sweet, so adjust to your preference. It's best to thin the sauce with good quality sake (although cooking sake is fine) or dilute with dashi stock or water. I recommend the sauce to be thick. The flavor may be intense to serve to children.Make sure to top with leeks! Recipe by Yokoimiho

I came up with this recipe when I was hungry but didn't have rice or meat.If you don't have eggs, add 25 ml of water and a tablespoon of katakuriko. For the cheese, you could use sliced cheese and tear it by hand. Recipe by Harunbouya