Add Japanese flair to your home meals with Tonkatsu Japanese-Style Deep-Fried Pork Cutlets

Tonkatsu Japanese style fried pork cutlet brings Japanese cuisine to everyday meals with many ways to enjoy it without taking much time and effort.

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Ajinomoto Vietnam's newly launched Japanese-style fried pork cutlet Tonkatsu. Photo: Aj.

Enjoy Japanese and Vietnamese style, both delicious

The Japanese-style fried pork Tonkatsu product developed by Ajinomoto Vietnam has a delicious and distinctive flavor, along with a harmonious texture of soft, sweet meat inside and a crispy crust outside. The pork inside has been marinated to taste, combined with a crispy, golden fried crust, creating a harmonious, attractive flavor.

The interesting thing about this dish is the flexibility in how to enjoy it, from the traditional Japanese style of eating with white rice and shredded cabbage, miso soup and Japanese-style pickles, or eating with familiar Vietnamese dishes with chili sauce or mayonnaise, to modern variations to suit individual needs such as sandwiches for a convenient and energetic breakfast.

The crispy crust and the sweet, tender meat inside create the appeal of Japanese-style fried pork. Photo: Aj.

Another plus point of the product is that when using it, there is no need to defrost, but you can fry it directly for 6-8 minutes until golden brown as desired, and you will have a delicious Japanese-style dish to enjoy.

Suitable for all audiences

Tonkatsu Japanese-style fried pork is suitable for all users, from housewives who want to bring to their family meals a crispy, delicious, attractive dish while still saving cooking time; to busy young people who need a quick meal that does not require elaborate preparation but is still high quality and nutritious; or simply Japanese cuisine lovers who want to experience delicious dishes right at home.

Energy-boosting and time-saving breakfast with Tonkatsu Japanese-style fried pork sandwich. Photo: Aj.

To fully experience the delicious crispness, consumers should enjoy it immediately after processing. The product should be stored in the freezer to ensure the best quality.

Tonkatsu Japanese-style fried pork products are currently distributed at Go! (Big C), MM Mega, Lotte supermarkets nationwide. Consumers can also order products through the Zalo App Ajinomoto shop channel.

In addition to the Tonkatsu Japanese-style fried pork product, recently, Ajinomoto Vietnam Company has launched the products Aji-ngon® Salt-Reduced Pork Seasoning; “Phu Si” Salt-Reduced Soy Sauce; “Aji-Xot” Roasted Sesame Sauce to help green vegetable dishes become more attractive and delicious; or Blendy® dietary supplement containing Glycine – an amino acid that helps improve sleep quality…

At the same time, Ajinomoto Vietnam also implements valuable initiatives towards realizing the Company's Purpose of Existence: "Contributing to bringing health and happiness to the people and society of Vietnam through providing quality products and valuable initiatives based on the "Amino Science " ("AminoScience") platform". In which, the School Meal Project is one of the outstanding initiatives.

The “Vegetable Buffet” under the School Meals Project is being widely deployed to schools. Photo: Aj.

The School Meals Project, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Training, the National Institute of Nutrition - Ministry of Health , is one of the initiatives initiated and implemented nationwide by Ajinomoto Vietnam since 2017. The main contents of the project include the Software for building a balanced nutritional menu, the nutrition education program "Three minutes to change awareness" and the "Model boarding kitchen" which have been deployed for boarding primary schools nationwide. To date, more than 4,400 schools with 1.5 million students have benefited from the Project each year.

In particular, the Project has recently implemented the "Vegetable Buffet" model at schools so that students can serve themselves green vegetables for lunch, both creating excitement and forming healthy eating habits for them.

Source: https://nongnghiepmoitruong.vn/them-mon-nhat-cho-bua-an-tai-nha-voi-thit-heo-chien-xu-kieu-nhat-tonkatsu-d782242.html