Saku Edward Toronto
22 Edward St, Toronto, ON M5G 1C9, Canada
Phone: (647) 438-8503
Website: https://www.sakukatsu.com/
Saku Edward Toronto in Toronto is a 4.2-star Japanese restaurant with 182 Google reviews, known for Tokujyo Rosu Katsu and Rosu Katsu.
Why we love it
- Japanese Tonkatsu with Premium Ingredients
- Located nearby T&T Supermarket
- High-quality ingredients, elegant interior, focused menu
- Attentive service with unlimited refills on select sides
- Japanese Tonkatsu with Premium Ingredients
- Located nearby T&T Supermarket
- High-quality ingredients, elegant interior, focused menu
- Attentive service with unlimited refills on select sides
What to Order
Tokujyo Rosu Katsu
This premium pork loin katsu is celebrated for its perfect balance of fat and lean meat, resulting in a super juicy and tender cutlet with an incredibly crispy exterior.
"The Tokujyo Rosu Katsu was amazing—super juicy and perfectly cooked. The set comes with miso soup, salad, and tsukemono, which completes the meal nicely."
Nobu
Rosu Katsu
A classic pork loin katsu, praised for its tenderness and juiciness, with a satisfyingly crispy breading that pairs well with the accompanying sauces.
"Ordered the Rosu Katsu and was absolutely blown away by how tender and juicy the meat was. The crispiness is unreal and each side really accompanied the meat."
William Frampton
Hire Katsu
This pork fillet katsu is noted for its exceptional tenderness, offering a less fatty option that is still incredibly satisfying.
"The hire katsu is the winner here as it was soo tender in the inside and made you want more."
Pamela Ravindran
Ebi Hotate Katsu
A seafood katsu featuring jumbo prawns and scallops, with the scallops often highlighted as a standout for their delicious taste and perfect cooking.
"The hotate katsu was definitely my favourite part of the meal as those scallops were delicious. The accompanying sides, sauces and seasonings were perfect."
Victor Lam
Katsu Nabe
A comforting dish featuring deep-fried breaded pork loin mixed with egg, onion, and mushrooms in a house-made sauce, described as tasting like French onion soup.
"I got the Katsu Nabe which is deep fried breaded pork loin mixed with egg, onion, mushrooms in a housemate sauce which tasted like French onion soup."
Pamela Ravindran
Salad (with sesame dressing)
The shredded cabbage salad is a refreshing accompaniment to the katsu, with its unique sesame dressing frequently praised as a highlight.
"The salad is and it's dressing is the reason you need to come and check this place. It was soo good that I would just keep coming back just for this."
Pamela Ravindran
Inside Scoop
- Use the online waitlist or QR code to avoid long waits, especially during peak hours.
- Arriving during off-peak times, like Friday late afternoon or right at opening, can help you avoid a wait.
- Take advantage of the unlimited refills on salad, soup, and rice included with most combo meals.
- Be aware that some high-top chairs are uncomfortable, lacking cushions.
- The restaurant can feel a bit rushed by staff, especially towards closing time.





