katsudon
nounUK /ˌkætsuːˈdɒn/
US /ˌkɑːtsuːˈdoʊn/
Katsudon is a bowl of rice with a crispy pork cutlet and egg on top.
For lunch, she ordered a steaming bowl of katsudon.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A Japanese rice bowl dish where the cutlet can be chicken instead of pork.
The restaurant also serves a chicken katsudon for people who don't eat pork.
3. In anime and manga, a comfort food often eaten before a big event for good luck.
The character ate katsudon the night before the tournament to boost his energy.
4. A slang term in some Japanese police dramas for a celebratory meal after solving a case.
After cracking the case, the detective treated the team to katsudon.