A familiar favorite
Tonkatsu
Breaded pork cutlet with cabbage and rice as usual.
Make it work for you
Regular or Better
Same food. You choose the version.
Regular
Breaded pork cutlet with cabbage and rice as usual.
Better
Same tonkatsu — full cutlet, moderate rice, plenty of cabbage.
More options (protein, portion, fiber)
Smaller portion
Moderate rice; keep the cutlet.
More fiber
Extra cabbage.
Better = same dish, one useful change — not a different meal.
Cooking at home
Full recipe — Regular or Better
Same dish. Pick your version. Scale the servings.
Makes about 2 servings. Scale ingredients up or down for 1–4+.
Ingredient amounts are written for the base recipe. For more or fewer servings, multiply or divide roughly — cooking is not lab-perfect.
Regular
Breaded pork cutlet with cabbage and rice as usual.
Better
Same tonkatsu — full cutlet, moderate rice, plenty of cabbage.
Regular
2935 calories · 64.8g protein · 113g carbs · 248.6g fat · 3.2g fiber
Better
1021 calories · 64.8g protein · 113g carbs · 32.1g fat · 3.2g fiber
Same recipe, per serving — only the one ingredient noted in Better changed. Everything else is identical.
Ingredients
- 400 g Pork loin trimmed
- 120 g Panko breadcrumbs
- 2 Large egg
- 60 g All-purpose flour
- 500 ml Peanut oil
- 2 cup White rice cooked
- 400 g Pork loin trimmed
- 120 g Panko breadcrumbs
- 2 Large egg
- 60 g All-purpose flour
- 2 tbsp Peanut oil
- 2 cup White rice cooked
Instructions
- Pound the pork cutlets to an even thickness.
- Coat in flour, then egg, then panko, pressing to adhere.
- Deep-fry until golden and cooked through; drain.
- Slice into strips.
- Serve over or alongside rice.
- Same cutlets, oven-baked instead of deep-fried.
- Pound the pork to an even thickness and coat in flour, egg, then panko.
- Arrange on a rack, brush lightly with oil, and bake until golden and cooked through.
- Slice into strips.
- Serve with rice.
Better steps keep the same dish — one useful change, not a different recipe.
Eating out
Order the food you came for.
Restaurant recipes vary. Start with the dish you want and use the same practical paths without overcomplicating the order.
Sources & review
Know where the information came from.
- Last reviewed
- August 15, 2026
- Nutrition source
- Typical tonkatsu with cabbage and rice estimate; recipes and portions vary
General food information only; not a substitute for personalized medical advice.