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Nagoya Miso Katsu — Miso-Based Fried Pork Cutlet
This breaded pork cutlet is coated in a sweet-savory glaze that draws regional pride from Nagoya’s culinary heritage, contrasting sharply with the lighter bitterness of Okinawa's stir-fry. A standard lunch serving typically provides 450 calories, pairing the crispy cutlet with shredded cabbage and steamed rice. Unlike typical tonkatsu sauce, which relies on fruit-based sweetness, Nagoya’s miso variant offers 20% more umami depth — measured at 78 mg of glutamic acid per 100g sauce versus 65 mg in standard tonkatsu — making it a standout choice for diners seeking indulgent comfort.
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