All of this, plus a Coke Zero priced at $24.50, is a great deal for the Docklands area. The katsu wasn’t the best quality, appearing a bit darker than usual, but the flavor was still decent. I personally felt the batter was fried a little too long, though that’s just my preference. The teriyaki chicken had a nice crispy crunch, likely either deep-fried or pan-fried before being coated in teriyaki sauce—a preparation I haven’t seen much elsewhere. The flavor was quite enjoyable. The rice was cooked perfectly, neither mushy nor hard, and the mashed potato provided a good balance to the rich teriyaki. The side salad came with the roasted sesame kewpie dressing common in Japanese cuisine, and it...
