Tonkatsu Arata
Experience the art of pork cuisine at Tonkatsu Arata in Wakasa—home to tender, low-temp fried Yoshikawa pork cutlets in a cultural heritage setting.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the charming locale of Wakasa, Tottori, Tonkatsu Arata is a culinary gem standing out for its impeccable take on pork dishes. Famous for its white, low-temperature-fried tonkatsu, Arata showcases the exquisite Yoshikawa pork, known for its delicate sweetness and juiciness. Diners can enjoy the pork paired with a variety of condiments such as salt, wasabi soy, and mustard sauce, allowing for a diverse tasting experience.
The restaurant is housed in a traditional registered tangible cultural property, offering diners a step back in time with its historical architecture that beautifully complements the dishes it serves. The peaceful ambiance creates a perfect setting for leisurely dining, ensuring a memorable visit for those who explore the quaint town of Wakasa.
Owned by a local family, Tonkatsu Arata exemplifies true hospitality with attentive service. The seating arrangement maintains privacy even at full capacity, thus contributing to a relaxed dining experience. Known especially for its generous portions, the restaurant is frequently filled to capacity, necessitating reservations, especially on holidays.
The menu offers a range of specialties, including the thick-sliced loin cutlet and the succulent fillet cutlet, each masterfully prepared to enhance the natural flavors of the pork. The use of locally sourced rice and ingredients ensures an authentic taste of Tottori's rich culinary traditions. Whether you are a local or a visitor, Tonkatsu Arata offers an unforgettable dining experience that celebrates the art of pork cuisine.
Tonkatsu Arata Access Info
Wakasa Station is a 3-minute walk from Wakasa Station on the Wakasa Railway Line.
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Tonkatsu Arata Address
298 Wakasa, Yazu-gun, Tottori 680-0701
Tonkatsu Arata Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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Japan’s least-populated prefecture might not have many residents, but it offers plenty in terms of unique culture and nature.
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