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Kobuta & Ookami Katsu and sake house

Tonkatsu restaurant ★4.0 (320)·US$20–30

121 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112, USA

4.0
The service was impeccable. The miso soup was freshly made, as was the shredded cabbage (crisp and fresh). The hot mustard had a great flavor, and I'm guessing that it was partially made as well. Finally, the prawns were done just right, and you could tell that the prawns were freshly prepared - Lloyd Spencer
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US$20–30 per person Reported by 320 peopleUS$10–20US$20–30US$30–50

Kobuta & Ookami Katsu and sake house Introduce

In the vibrant culinary landscape of Seattle, a notable Japanese establishment offering a refined take on classic comfort food stands out: Kobuta & Ookami Katsu and Sake House. Located at 121 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112, this restaurant specializes in katsu – a popular Japanese dish featuring breaded and deep-fried cutlets – alongside a selection of sake. While the platform name "Doctor Near Me" primarily serves as a directory for health-related services, it also functions as an invaluable tool for local users seeking high-quality establishments that contribute to their well-being and overall quality of life. In this context, Kobuta & Ookami Katsu and Sake House offers a unique and satisfying dining experience that can certainly be considered a delightful addition to one's local resources.

Upon entering Kobuta & Ookami Katsu and Sake House, diners are greeted by a pleasant and comfortable environment. The restaurant is consistently described as "nice and clean," with a "decent ambiance." This attention to cleanliness and atmosphere creates a welcoming space where guests can relax and enjoy their meal. The decor, while not extensively detailed in available information, contributes to a serene dining experience, allowing the focus to remain on the quality of the food and the company. This comfortable and well-maintained setting suggests a commitment to providing a pleasant and hygienic environment for all patrons.

The service at Kobuta & Ookami Katsu and Sake House is a standout feature, frequently earning high praise from customers who describe it as "impeccable." This suggests a staff that is highly attentive, professional, and dedicated to ensuring a seamless and enjoyable dining experience for every guest. Promptness, politeness, and a thorough understanding of the menu are likely hallmarks of the service here, contributing significantly to the overall positive impression of the restaurant. Such high-quality service elevates the dining experience, making patrons feel valued and well-cared for from the moment they step through the door until they depart.

The core feature of Kobuta & Ookami Katsu and Sake House is its specialization in katsu, a dish that demands freshness and precise preparation. The quality of ingredients and preparation are clearly a priority. For instance, the miso soup is noted for being "freshly made," a detail that speaks to the restaurant's commitment to culinary excellence beyond just the main courses. Similarly, the shredded cabbage, a common accompaniment to katsu, is praised for being "crisp and fresh," further indicating attention to detail in every component of the meal. The hot mustard, often a crucial condiment for katsu, is described as having "a great flavor," with a strong suggestion that it too is prepared in-house, adding another layer of freshness and quality.

While the overall food taste is generally rated as "above average," specific dishes receive more nuanced feedback. The fried pork cutlet, a staple of katsu, is highly regarded as being well-prepared. The prawns are particularly highlighted, noted as being "done just right," and patrons can discern that they were "freshly prepared," underscoring the restaurant's emphasis on using high-quality, fresh seafood. However, one review indicates that the chicken don, while good, might be a little bland for those who prefer heavier flavoring. This suggests that while the overall quality is high, personal preference for seasoning intensity might vary among dishes.

The pricing at Kobuta & Ookami Katsu and Sake House is described as "a little steep," indicating that it falls into a higher price bracket compared to some other Japanese eateries. This price point, however, appears to be justified by the aforementioned impeccable service, clean and pleasant environment, and the evident freshness and quality of ingredients and preparation. For diners who prioritize these aspects and are willing to invest in a premium dining experience, the value aligns with the cost. It positions the restaurant as a destination for those seeking quality over mere quantity, or for special occasions where a refined meal is desired.

As a "sake house," Kobuta & Ookami naturally features a selection of sake to complement its katsu dishes. While specific sake offerings are not detailed in the provided information, the inclusion in the restaurant's name suggests a curated list designed to enhance the dining experience. A well-paired sake can truly elevate the flavors of katsu, and the presence of a dedicated sake selection indicates a thoughtful approach to the overall culinary offering.

For locals seeking a refined and authentic Japanese katsu experience, Kobuta & Ookami Katsu and Sake House is a highly commendable option. Its dedication to fresh ingredients, meticulous preparation, and impeccable service creates a dining experience that transcends the ordinary. While the price point is higher, the quality delivered justifies the investment for those who appreciate premium Japanese cuisine. Whether you're looking for perfectly fried pork cutlets, fresh prawns, or simply a clean and comfortable environment with outstanding service, Kobuta & Ookami provides a compelling choice. Given its location at 121 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112, it is conveniently accessible for many in the Seattle area, particularly those in the Capitol Hill vicinity. You can contact them at (206) 708-7856 or +1 206-708-7856 to inquire about reservations or their menu, making it easy to plan your visit to this distinguished Japanese restaurant.

Kobuta & Ookami Katsu and sake house Menu

  • Special Sake

  • Narutotai Ginjo Nama Genshu "Red Snapper" US$62.00

    720 ml undiluted and unpasteurized stored in uv protective alumi- num, this sake is super fresh with a kick of 18.5% abv. What's more impressive is this sake's vibrant flavor full of nutty good- ness, notes of sage and fennel, and even a little rice pudding.

  • Otokoyama Tokubetsu Junmai Can "Namacho" US$14.00

    180 ml being unpasturized, this retains its bright, clean flavors. Otokoyama's nama- cho is fresh and nutty on the palate, with subtle notes of melon and barley.

  • Kinusara Silk US$24.00

    (Makkori-korean rice wine) 500ml bottle the milky, off-white, and lightly sparkling rice wine has a slight viscosity that tastes slightly sweet, tangy, bitter, and astringent. Chalky sediment gives it a cloudy appearance

  • Homare Nigori Chocolate US$16.00

    300ml bottle a chocolate nigori that drinks pretty much like chocolate milk, but with 10% alcohol to move things along fukushima pref, abv 10% smv -92

  • Otokoyama Tokubetsu

    Light & dry: this tokubetsu junmai has an earthy yet sweet aromatic nose that borders on ripe fruit. The sake packs a dry, full- bodied taste with hints of dark plum and black cherry

  • Genbei-San No Onigoroshi

    Kyoto is known for their softwater and this brew drinks smooth, round and very soft. The silky texture of this "devil killer" has hints of vanilla, toffee, and sweet rice. Semi-rich & semi sweet honjozo.

  • Dessert Sake

  • Aizu Homare Yuzu US$22.00

    300 ml rich & sweet: exquisite collaboration between "yuzu juice" and carefully selected junmai sake. Only high quality ingrediants, no artificial flavors, sweeteners, fragrances, acidulents, and preservatives. Fukushima pref. Abv 10.5%

  • Tsukasabotan Yamayuzu Shibori Junmai

    Extremely refreshing, crisp with low-abv sake drink. It's semi sweet and brimming with the zesty aromas of yama yuzu citrus. Shikoku pref. Abv 8%

  • Non - Alcoholic Beverages

  • Suntory All Free US$7.00

    350 ml

  • Kobe Kyoryuchi Cider US$5.00

    350 ml (sweetened)

  • Hot Tea US$4.00
  • Non - Alcoholic Beverages - Soda

  • Coke US$3.00
  • Sprite US$3.00
  • Diet Coke US$3.00
  • Tea US$3.00
  • Junmai

  • Choryo Omachi Tokubetsu

    Tokubetsu junmai, a specialty sake, brewed with heirloom 'omachi' rice. Smooth and dry, with an earthy aroma of dark chocolate, kombu and mushroom. Nara pref. Abv 15.5% smv. +3.5.

  • Miyasaka Yawaraka "Sake Matinee"

    Light and refreshing aroma of wild plum, caramel, and citrus. Less alcohol content, gentle on the palate. Nagano pref. Abv 12% smv-4

  • Kagatobi Super Dry

    Yamahai junmai, a traditional brewing method prized for its rich flavor profile. Smoky yet dry. Full notes of mineral and rice. Ishikawa pref. Abv 16% smv. +12

  • Tedorigawa Sake Yawaraka Junmai

    Tedorigawa's sakes are big on flavor, but never heavy or dense. With the exception of its "silver mountain" junmai, which is best savored at room temperature, they are best served crisply cold. Clean, greattasting and easy to drink, this is a connoisseur's junmai sake, dry, sharp and smooth all in one. Ishikawa pref, abv 15.8% smv +6

  • Junmai Ginjo

  • Wakatake Onikoroshi

    A beautifully round and alluring saké from one of the top brewers in japan. Smooth and lightly dry with fruity aroma of asian pear, melon, and banana. Shizuoka pref. Abv 16% smv. +3

  • Akabu Shuzo

    Balanced acidity and refreshing sweetness. A richer style of off-dry sake that has aromas of apples, marzipan, and vanilla custard iwate pref. Abv 15% smv. +1

  • Koshi No Kanbai Sai "Blue River"

    From the legendary niigata brewery has a gentle nose filled with nougat, vanilla, steamed rice, and creamy aromas. Not a fruity junmai ginjo, but rather a rich and smooth sake that drinks with confidence and grace. Niigata pref. Abv 15% smv. +3

  • Dewazakura Sake Omachi Jewel

    Awesome sake from dewazakura - is filled with honey, flower, steamed rice, and lemon peel aromas. Deep, rich and round this "omachi" - drinks smooth and lush for all of the outstanding flavors a very expressive sake that celebrates the omachi flavor and drinking experience. Yamagata pref, smv +5

  • Junmai Daiginjo

  • Wakatake Onikoroshi

    "Demon slayer", delicate aroma of ripe fruits, velvety texture, and finishes on a sharp, crisp note. Its supple texture and rich, fruity profile make it easy to love. Shizuoka pref. Abv 16.5% smv. +0

  • Ichinokura Kura No Hana US$102.00

    "Full bloom rice", made with a special brewing rice has a rich nose filled with strawberry, honey dew, and floral elements with a hint of smokiness. Miyaki pref. Abv 15% smv. -2 720 ml bottle

  • Heavensake By Dassai US$126.00

    "Like walking into a flower shop" the delicate floral aroma includes wafts of blooming apple blossoms. A luxurious pairing of muscat grapes, wild red berry and pear. Yamaguchi pref. Abv 16% smv. +3 720 ml bottle

  • Oroshi Katsu

    Gratud radish, ponzu sauco, sorved with rico, miso soup, shredded cabbage and pickles

  • Hire Katsu US$19.00

    Pork tonderloin cutlet

  • Kurobuta US$25.00
  • Rosu Katsu US$17.00

    Pork loin cutlet

  • Iberico US$27.00
  • Menchi Katsu US$15.00

    Cutlet of minced pork mixed with roasted onion and herbs

  • Jidori Chicken Katsu US$21.00

    Premium quality free range chicken cutlet

  • Tomato & Cheese

    Cutlet with our house tomato miso sauce, topped with grated parmesan, served with rice, miso soup shredded cabbage and pickles

  • Hire Katsu US$20.00

    Pork tenderloin cutlet

  • Kurobut US$26.00
  • Rosu Katsu US$18.00

    Pork loin cutlet

  • Iberico US$28.00
  • Menchi Katsu US$16.00

    Minced pork cutlet

  • Mozzarella Katsu US$19.00

    Mozzarella cheese wrapped with thinly - slice pork tenderloin cutlet

  • Ebi Katsu US$20.00

    Prawns cutlet served with tar-tar sauce

  • Jidori Chicken Katsu US$21.00

    Premium quality free range chicken cutlet

  • Ume-Shiso Katsu US$17.00

    Pickled plum paste and shiso leaves wrapped in thinly slice chicken breast cutlet

  • Add On Side

  • Hire US$10.00
  • Rosu US$8.00
  • Meicri US$6.00
  • Ebi US$4.00

    Piece

  • Jidori US$13.00
  • Une-Sriso US$8.00
  • Rice US$4.00
  • Miso Soup US$4.00
  • Tar-Tar Sauce US$2.00
  • Oroshi & Pouzu US$5.00
  • Miso Sauce US$3.00
  • Curry Sauce US$4.00
  • Shredded Cabbage US$4.00
  • Others

  • Ozeki Junmai Sakego US$7.00

    House sake served hot 7 oz

  • Sapporo Draft

    Premium japanese lager

Kobuta & Ookami Katsu and sake house Details

  • Service options

  • Takeaway
  • Dine-in
  • Delivery
  • Highlights

  • Fast service
  • Popular for

  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Solo dining
  • Accessibility

  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair-accessible seating
  • Wheelchair-accessible toilet
  • Offerings

  • Alcohol
  • Beer
  • Comfort food
  • Spirits
  • Dining options

  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Dessert
  • Seating
  • Table service
  • Amenities

  • Toilet
  • Atmosphere

  • Casual
  • Cosy
  • Trendy
  • Crowd

  • Tourists
  • Planning

  • Accepts reservations
  • Usually a wait
  • Payments

  • Credit cards
  • Debit cards
  • NFC mobile payments
  • Credit cards
  • Children

  • High chairs
  • Parking

  • Free of charge street parking
  • Paid street parking
  • Parking

Kobuta & Ookami Katsu and sake house Photos

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Kobuta & Ookami Katsu and sake house Location

Kobuta & Ookami Katsu and sake house

121 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112, USA

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