Can I make katsudon with left over tendies?

>>7423997
I don't know, can you?

>>7423997
No
Katsu means fried, don means pork
Using tendies means it will be called chikan (chicken) densha (bowl)

>>7424002
Katsu means cutlet and don is just short for donburi, which translates literally to "bowl" but is used to describe a bowl of rice topped with a meat or veggie.

>>7424031
Fucking weaboos.

>>7424002
The "ton" in tonkatsu refers to pork, which is where your confusion likely came from.

>>7423997
>tendies

What the fuck is going on in this thread, and why can't I stop laughing?

Reminds me of /watch?v=gm-jUbjWBWg somehow.

>>7424002
Your nihongo is sugoi, senpai!

They're breaded and fried, so it's just an American twist.

Try it and post results.

>>7424002
Were you being purposefully wrong? I hope so

I've tried and it just triggered my depression

>Cutting up your tendies

Only if the lady at school does it with her pair of scissors

>>7425282
Of course he was

>>7424002
>chikan densha
>last train

Kek