Reviews of Katsu Wraps aka Hoshi. (Restaurant) in London (London).

Name: Katsu Wraps aka Hoshi
Address: Petticoat Lane Market, Goulston St, London E1 7TP, United Kingdom, London, London
Price range: €€
Rating: 4.6

Katsu Wraps aka Hoshi

74 Reviews

55 Comments

Restaurant

Sandwich shop

Petticoat Lane Market, Goulston St, London E1 7TP, United Kingdom

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Information of Katsu Wraps aka Hoshi, Restaurant in London (London)

On this page you’ll find the address, open hours, more popular times, the contact, photos and real reviews of this business.

This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Open hours of Katsu Wraps aka Hoshi

Sunday

Closed

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

10:30am–3pm

Wednesday

10:30am–3pm

Thursday

10:30am–3pm

Friday

10:30am–3pm

Saturday

Closed

Reviews of Katsu Wraps aka Hoshi

R. E.

Very pleased with the quality of food here. Had the duck wrap. They have very fresh looking fillings and hygienic looking place. Great value for money and you get a huge foot long wrap with your choice of katsu meat. Great location just between all the main places of Shoreditch, City, Old Street. Good alternative to Boxpark for street food fanatics. I will stop ny again!

R. R.

The wrap is refreshing and filling. The combination of crunchy veggies topped with a layer of crispy chicken and hummus/Chilli oil wrapped in a toasty pita wrap is really a treat for lunch time meals. Value for money for the quantity they provide.

M. A.

Absolutely delish! My taste buds are dancing. Precise and well organised, moderately priced that won’t send you crying to the bank. Thank you!

E. R.

As an extremely picky and fussy eater, I rarely buy food from outside and prefer to cook food at home. But I'm glad I discovered this place. The stall in Goulston Street during weekday lunchtimes, and the shop in Toynbee Street are my ''go-to,'' places when I'm pushed for time during lunch hours. The staff are incredibly friendly, welcoming and deliver fast service. At the street food stall, I never get tired of the co-owner, a charming Malaysian lady telling ''lucky number!!!'' to calm out the staff to make their most popular wrap which is so huge and fat I feel full just by looking at it! It's a very popular meal among hard working City Boys as the neighbourhood of Spitalfields overlaps London's financial district. Whenever the lady sees me, she asks '' Duck? '' which is the followed by her shouting '' for our neighbour... I want small pieces, cut small" etc, much to the amusement of other customers. I like duck, or sometimes their matsu chicken cut into small pieces, then sprinkled with a bit of thinly diced carrots, watercress, a splash of houmous and a bit of chilli seeds without the oil - all in a tight wrap. Slimline and compact as I don't like having large meals like all my neighbours and locals seem to enjoy stuffing their faces with! They make my wrap remarkably well, just so! And it's so delicious. You should try their barbecue chicken as well. As someone who works with local community organisations, local businesses and is part of local societies and groups, I spread the word and now, many locals go here. They love it! Sometimes, local businesses but several wraps for their staff. I wish this place was also open during the weekends. Slowly but steadily, I think I'm becoming addicted to their food!

M. S.

Home of the World Famous (in the City) Asian Boss Lady who runs the fastest, most ruthless and most efficient food stall on the planet. Toyota and McDonalds could learn a few things regarding production efficiency and raw speed in manufacturing processes on display here. Please make sure you know what to order (the correct answer is 'chicken katsu wrap', which is 90% of their business) before approaching or you *will* get yelled at. Do it right and you have a delicious katsu wrap with everything on it in under 15 seconds.

M. W.

Used to be great, but doubling in price and halving in size over 2 years - Sort your life out - You have a lot of competition on your doorstep

R. G.

The service is a little sharp - but if you want a quick wrap and you're in a rush - it's brilliant

R. R.

Head before peak time and the boss lady may be nice enough to give you a large wrap for only £4. Delicious crunchy meal for such a great price. How can you not love it?

T. K.

Excellent all round... Staff are polite and friendly, they process orders super fast so never have to wait long even at lunch time. They are also very generous with the toppings. Tastes great, especially the Tomo

Saw this suggested on a social media platform so came here with some expectation. The location is next to Petticoat Lane, a lovely hubbub of pop-up stalls, they run an amazing place so must be popular I went for the Katsu wrap, but I was a bit disappointed the Katy’s tasted old like it was cooked yesterday, the sauce I had an expectation of this being curry sauce like you get from Waggamamma’s instead it was the sweet sauce which I’ve had from Yo Sushi, it’s strange because in Japan you have curry sauce I dislike this sweet sauce alternative. Okay so for £4.50p you get a lot for your money but if they could get the quality of the katsu up, I’d be back again.

S. W.

Absolutely delicious and well priced. Staff are very friendly and its an organised and streamlined process so very little waiting. I used to eat here most days when I worked nearby but sadly I am rarely in the area now so don't get a chance to go anymore. Whenever I am though I do make a point of visiting as they are really very good.

A. G.

The Katsu Wrap is one of my favourites in Petticoat Lane Market. £4.50 not bad. It’s a Katsu (fried chicken) wrap with carrots, lettuce, red onions, jalapeños, peppers, carrots, humus, Chilli and mayo. The chilli is very spicy!! I warned you. The only disappointing thing is how they wrap it. They leave both sides exposed which means the food always falls out the bottom when eating it

C. M.

Really tasty wrap. One of the best tasting dishes in the area, but the price keeps creeping up. £7 for a large wrap is a bit steep for the area. Where you can get comparable sized portions for £5

M. S.

The best wrap you will find in London for under £5. Absolutely delicious, and that chilli oil is next level. An experience in itself seeing the assembly line in action and being shouted at. But the taste will win you over every time.

B. B.

This is 100% THE BEST lunchtime food in Tower Hamlets/City of London. Fresh and really reasonable price. I've been coming here for years and only just seen the Google page.

This stall is a military operation that allows little room for decisions when you are sheparded down the line and asked what sauces, fillings etc are wanted. The staff are great and the end result is a delicious wrap for a very decent price. Loses the 5tth star is it's sometimes hard to not feel whisked along by the line with little time for a breath.

R. A.

This katsu wrap is renown and for all the right reasons. I've never seen such an efficient system for charging and serving people. The mixed wrap is a lil off the menu special containing duck and chicken. Definitely a great choice if you're in the area.

A. o.

Very nice lots of flavour and a crunch, must have sauces, I had lots of chilli pepper aswell.

J. B.

Best lunch in town

S. w. H.

Best lunch in London Town. Hard to go anywhere else. Highly recommended.

R. A.

J. C.

One of my favourite lunches. Tasty and filling, for only £4.50! Tip: Just unwrap the paper a bit at a time so it doesn't fall apart!

J. A.

At first I thought this is absolutely delicious, I added chilli sauce to the generous pile of jalepenoes served up by young Asian chap with a blue hat(I know who u are)...about 8 hours later coming back home, my intestines felt like they wanted to explode, increasing my speed as i could feel hell breaking loose while holding my butt clenched. Then I get through the front door (I can hear sirens make their way past my house, I was hoping it was the fire brigade) as soon as I sat to relieve my intestines, a rush of molten lava flew out while I clutched for dear life..i will return, overall 5 star taste.

Good food and good experience, worth the price. It can get overwhelming with the queue but the Asian lady at the till is very good at moving things along. She can be a little intimidating for some people though :)