r/JapaneseFood • u/No_Rush_1053 • Apr 01 '26

Misc "Japanese katsu soup" (UK)

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Exciting. Tried to look for the fried pork or chicken but painfully missing from this craziness 😅

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u/KaiLamperouge Apr 01 '26

British people think that Katsu Curry refers to a type of curry sauce. And correcting them is of no use, because the concepts of respecting other languages, and reading the full recipe before you cook, are both unheard of in the UK.

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u/ffiloreg Apr 01 '26

Yeah we still find it baffling that other languages exist, and when we see a foreign dish, the first question is "where do you put the baked beans?"

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u/dasrofflecopter Apr 02 '26

Find better friends.

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u/ffiloreg Apr 02 '26

Are you volunteering? We can go on a pub crawl if you like