I hate that the UK uses the word Katsu to mean Japanese curry
Room_Temp_Coffee
What is new potato?
panic_ye_not
This is like the opposite of the famous 1961 hit song Ue Wo Muite Arukou by Sakamoto Kyu.
It was released in the West under the title “Sukiyaki.” As in the beef dish. No, it had nothing to do with sukiyaki.
thebadsleepwell00
How can they name something “katsu” and not include any katsu….?
Unpatterns
The main outrage is that it’s a tenner
felixfictitious
They missed the opportunity to call it Japanese Katsoup!
mooncrane
Name aside, that looks delicious.
Firm-Fix8798
I would absolutely return that because it is not what I ordered. Actually I’d probably leave without paying, food untouched, without a word, because I may have ordered but I did not receive my order.
CupcakesAreMiniCakes
This looks like it has nothing to do with katsu nor Japanese food at all
padpeas
Thanks for this image. I would have never known that UK uses katsu as a name for curry, not realizing what it means. It’s a bit insulting really.
PMmeyourNattoGohan
the word “katsu” literally comes from the English word “cutlet” but OK, England
redgreen04
That cost you ten quid??
kangaroorecondit
😵💫😵💫🥴🥴
Enkmarl
oh wow, new potato!
chipmunkman
The British couldn’t be bothered to learn the differences between different Indian dishes, so they called them all curry. Guess the same applies to other cuisines.
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And those chives!!
What does it even mean
If I ever visit the UK I’ll starve
What the hell is that! Not katsu.
I hate that the UK uses the word Katsu to mean Japanese curry
What is new potato?
This is like the opposite of the famous 1961 hit song Ue Wo Muite Arukou by Sakamoto Kyu.
It was released in the West under the title “Sukiyaki.” As in the beef dish. No, it had nothing to do with sukiyaki.
How can they name something “katsu” and not include any katsu….?
The main outrage is that it’s a tenner
They missed the opportunity to call it Japanese Katsoup!
Name aside, that looks delicious.
I would absolutely return that because it is not what I ordered. Actually I’d probably leave without paying, food untouched, without a word, because I may have ordered but I did not receive my order.
This looks like it has nothing to do with katsu nor Japanese food at all
Thanks for this image. I would have never known that UK uses katsu as a name for curry, not realizing what it means. It’s a bit insulting really.
the word “katsu” literally comes from the English word “cutlet” but OK, England
That cost you ten quid??
😵💫😵💫🥴🥴
oh wow, new potato!
The British couldn’t be bothered to learn the differences between different Indian dishes, so they called them all curry. Guess the same applies to other cuisines.
they should just call it English katsu soup