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Gyukatsu Kyoto Katsugyu opens third Singapore outlet at Parkway Parade

To mark the opening, children under 10 can dine free for a limited period.

Japan-based gyukatsu chain Gyukatsu Kyoto Katsugyu has opened its third outlet in Singapore at Parkway Parade, following earlier openings at Raffles City and One Holland Village.

The new restaurant serves the chain's signature gyukatsu, featuring thick beef cutlets that are served medium-rare and cooked further to diners' preferred doneness on individual tabletop konro grills.

The menu includes a range of beef cuts such as sirloin, tenderloin, chuck flap, beef tongue, and A5 Miyazaki sirloin.

Set meals start at $25++ for the Sirloin Gyukatsu Zen, which comes with rice, cabbage, aka miso soup, Kyoto-style curry, spicy chilli miso, an onsen egg, and assorted condiments.

Customers can also opt for the Half-and-Half Gyukatsu Zen, which pairs sirloin with a choice of tenderloin, beef tongue, chuck flap, or A5 Miyazaki sirloin.

Non-beef dishes, including the Seafood Katsu Zen and Yasai Tempura Zen, are also available.

To mark the opening of the Parkway Parade outlet, children under 10 can dine free for a limited period.

The promotion is valid from Monday to Thursday, between 11 am and 4 pm, with the purchase of any two Zen sets.

It applies to selected children's meals, including the A5 Wagyu Beef Curry, Minced Wagyu, and Chicken Karaage sets.

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