9 Best Tonkatsu Restaurants in Stockholm

MamaWolf brings a Japanese focus to Stockholm with a menu that rewards diners who enjoy substantial, carefully assembled bowls and small plates. The curry soup with udon stands out for its satisfying texture, while spicy chicken, onigiri and teri kara don offer a varied route through the menu.

Miyo House is a modern Japanese family restaurant in Stockholm’s Östermalm, combining sushi, ramen and donburi with a warm, contemporary setting. The atmosphere is inviting from the start, and the service brings a notably friendly, attentive quality to the meal.

Enkai is a Japanese-inspired izakaya in Stockholm’s Hornstull, with ramen at lunch and charcoal-grilled skewers, small dishes and cocktails in the evening. Handmade noodles, rich in-house broth, karaage, tataki and binchotan-grilled pork give the menu depth beyond a single speciality.

Kotetsu brings an authentic Japanese sizzling dining experience to Stockholm through its teppan izakaya format. The setting is casual yet atmospheric, with a menu designed for dinner, shared meals and relaxed solo dining. Japanese cooking knowledge and a warm team presence help give the meal a sense of occasion without making it formal.

Blue Light Yokohama presents Japanese soul food through a true izakaya lens, with a focus on genuine Japanese flavours and a relaxed Stockholm setting. The restaurant is especially appealing for ramen, including a rich Old School Tonkotsu version with tender pork, while the wider menu supports a broader Japanese dining experience.

MISSHUMASSHU brings a lively, design-conscious setting to Stockholm, pairing distinctive Asian-inspired flavours with polished plate presentation. The menu spans cocktail snacks, starting and main plates, desserts and an omakase format, making it suitable for anything from drinks and small plates to a full dinner. Brisket and the tomahawk pork chop are particularly compelling choices.

Yo! sushi ramen is a Stockholm restaurant built around comforting Japanese favourites, from filling shoyu and spicy miso ramen to sushi, maki and gyoza. The menu also includes vegetarian choices, with a veggie ramen, vegetable maki and mixed vegetable gyoza making it easy to build a meat-free meal.

Nagano is a Japanese restaurant in Stockholm with a practical, lunch-friendly format. Its chicken curry katsu pairs crisp, tender chicken with a gently spiced curry and a generous portion, making it a dependable choice when you want a filling meal without a long wait.

The Japanese-style interior is simple, cosy and comfortable, while fast service suits busy daytime visits. Dine in or take away depending on the occasion.

wagamama offers an accessible Asian fusion menu in Stockholm, with ramen, small plates, vegetarian dishes and drinks ranging from beer and cocktails to coffee. The menu is broad enough for mixed groups, and a children’s mini bento gives families a clear option for younger or selective eaters. Vegan ramen and other plant-based choices make the restaurant flexible for different dietary preferences.