“Went to this Tonkatsu joint on West 17th Street called Konban expecting a solid Katsu plate and left questioning my life choices. They gave me just the katsu - no rice, no sides, nothing.”
H3
5.9/10Japanese
AI-generated summary
Get the or the corn rib. The itself divides people, some call it excellent and others say it's oily, lean, or just fine. Portions are small and they won't serve rice at dinner, not even on the side. Go at lunch instead, when you get a tray with , rice and sides.
“Went to this Tonkatsu joint on West 17th Street called Konban expecting a solid Katsu plate and left questioning my life choices. They gave me just the katsu - no rice, no sides, nothing.”
H3
“I prefer the katsu at Konban instead— but only the tenderloin or pork loin cuts. The texture on the menchi is too mushy with zero bite.”
H3
“i kinda thought it was disgusting. Way too oily for a place that advertises as authentic and the portions are infuriatingly small.”
H3
“Konban is pretty good! but the prices don't justify it at all!”
H2
“I wanted to like this place, but I went to japan recently and it’s just a worse version of the Katsu I had there.”
H2
“konban (overrated)”
H2
“Great katsu, microscopic portion.”
H2
“I've been twice, and I loved tenderloin katsu (one of the best katsu i've tried, but the pork loin one is just okay), Konban corn rib, and Mazemen.”
H2
“Konban- everything is amazing, katsu is a must”
H2
“I found this one to be inferior to the other Korean place known for it, Okdongsik in Bayside, Queens. The lack of rice and any veggies does feel pretty criminal at Konban.”
H2
“I can accept the small portion sizes but not the absence of rice! They won’t even let you pay for rice. Except during lunch. It’s absurd.”
H2
“A Katsu & the corn ribs at Konban”
H2