This was a cool video.
If you do not know what Tonkatsu is, it's basically a nicely breaded deep fried pork cutlet.
It's one of my favorites, as the pork is fried til it's nice and crispy but at the same time, it's still light and not too oily.
In this video, it goes behind the scenes on what it's like to run such a restaurant, and after watching this, I have a greater appreciation of this dish.
Lots of things to prepare that on the surface I didn't even know existed!
You can watch the video I found here:
What do you think of this video?
I think the owner not only has a strong work ethic, but he has a deep passion in cooking this dish!
And with all this talk about food, if you are looking for our Japanese food inspired designs, you can find them all here:
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In this collection, we take inspiration from all of our favorite Japanese foods, and put our own unique, fun, and sometimes quirky twists on them and bring them to life on our apparel items!
Talk soon
Alec