味噌カツ矢場とん 矢場町本店
Misokatsu Yabaton Yaba-cho Honten
A popular restaurant specializing in Nagoya’s iconic miso-katsu, served in a welcoming and casual setting.
Dining
Japanese Cuisine, Regional Specialty, Miso Cutlet Restaurant
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Misokatsu Yabaton Yaba-cho Honten is the flagship restaurant of the renowned chain famous for its miso-katsu—a breaded and deep-fried pork cutlet smothered in a rich, savory miso sauce, a Nagoya specialty. The restaurant's cheerful pig mascot and traditional wooden decor add to its welcoming charm. Diners can enjoy generous portions of miso-katsu as part of set meals or à la carte. Perfect for a casual meal, this iconic eatery offers an authentic taste of Nagoya's unique culinary culture.
Facilities & Services
Casual Dining Atmosphere
Regional Specialty Dishes (Miso-katsu)
Family-Friendly Environment
Takeaway Options Available
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