Gochi-So Shokudo Menu
The Gochi-So Shokudo menu is a Singapore tonkatsu menu built around Iberico pork cutlets, Japanese curry and donburi rice bowls, served in mall and office basement outlets across the island. It is a no-frills counter concept from a firm that supplies Japanese cooked food, and its draw is simple: good pork, crisp breading, rice and miso soup, at prices that sit in the mid-teens for a set.
What is on the Gochi-So Shokudo menu?
The Gochi-So Shokudo menu covers three clear groups: tonkatsu sets built on Iberico and Kurobuta pork, donburi rice bowls topped with seafood or pork, and the build-your-own Gochi-So Set. Reviewers describe a small, open-concept counter with a simple wooden look, where you order at the counter and help yourself to chopsticks, spoons and miso soup. The chain runs more than a dozen outlets in malls and office buildings, so the menu is built for repeat weekday lunches rather than special occasions.
| Category | What you’ll find | Price guide |
|---|---|---|
| Katsu sets | Iberico pork loin, collar mille feuille, ebi katsu, cheese katsu | Around S$17.50++ |
| Donburi | Kaisen Donburi, Iberian Pork Donburi, Teriyaki Pork Don | S$11.90 to S$17.80 |
| Gochi-So Set | Build-your-own set from the food spread | S$18.80 reported |
| Seasonal promos | Halloween katsu and don, shabu shabu sets, katsu festivals | From S$10.90 historical |
How much do Gochi-So Shokudo katsu sets cost?
Gochi-So Shokudo katsu sets cost around S$17.50++ for katsu curries in a 2023 guide, with the Iberian Pork Donburi Set reported at S$17.80 and the Gochi-So Set at S$18.80 in an older OpenRice review. Those review prices are dated, so treat them as a guide to the price band rather than today’s tag. Seasonal promos cut well below that band: the current Halloween promo at Wisma Atria lists the Cheesy Cordon Bleu Katsu at S$13.90, and past promos ran from S$10.90 for the Katsu Kingu Set to S$13.90 for the Iberico Shabu Shabu Set.
| Katsu or set | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Katsu curries | From around S$17.50++ | 2023 guide price, varies by outlet. |
| Iberian Pork Donburi Set | S$17.80 | Older review price, with side dish and miso soup. |
| Gochi-So Set | S$18.80 | Older review price, build-your-own set. |
| Cheesy Cordon Bleu Katsu | S$13.90 | Halloween promo, 1 Oct to 30 Nov 2026, Wisma Atria. |
| Katsu Kingu Set | From S$10.90 | Historical promo, ended 30 Nov 2025. |
Iberico Pork Katsu
Iberico pork katsu is the dish Gochi-So Shokudo is judged on. Reviewers call the Iberico pork tender and sweet, with a crisp coating and a charcoal grill finish that regulars come back for. The signature cuts run from loin to collar mille feuille, and the chain also serves Iberico jowl rice and Iberico char siew for diners who want the same pork in a different form.
What donburi does Gochi-So Shokudo serve?
Gochi-So Shokudo serves donburi rice bowls headlined by the Kaisen Donburi, reported at S$17.80 dine-in with a drink, miso soup and a side dish, or S$14.80 takeaway without soup and side. The Kaisen Don is fragrant Japanese rice topped with seaweed, spring onions, fresh tuna, salmon, squid and fish roe, and an older review notes only 50 bowls a day, so it can sell out. The Iberian Pork Donburi is the pork counterpart at S$17.80, pan-fried Iberian pork with rice, seaweed and a special pork belly sauce, with a soft-boiled egg add-on for S$1 in the same review.
| Donburi | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Kaisen Donburi, dine-in set | S$17.80 | Older review price, with drink, soup and side. |
| Kaisen Donburi, takeaway | S$14.80 | Older review price, no soup or side. |
| Iberian Pork Donburi | S$17.80 | Pan-fried Iberian pork, rice, seaweed, pork belly sauce. |
| Teriyaki Pork Don | S$11.90 | Halloween promo, 1 Oct to 30 Nov 2026, Wisma Atria. |
| Soft-boiled egg add-on | S$1.00 | Older review price, on top of the pork donburi. |
Kaisen Donburi
Kaisen Donburi is the bowl to order if you eat seafood and arrive early. The older review praises the marinade and the freshness, while noting some cuts were hard to chew, and the 50-bowl daily limit means lunch is the safer bet. A grated yam side for an extra dollar is the add-on the same review mentions, if you like that texture with the raw fish.
What sides and extras come with the sets?
Gochi-So Shokudo sets come with the usual Japanese set trimmings. The dine-in donburi sets include miso soup from a self-serve counter, a regular side dish and a drink in the older review, while the Iberian Pork Donburi Set includes a regular side dish and miso soup. Reviewers mention deep-fried seafood sides, shredded cabbage, pickles and the DIY sesame grinding bowl for tonkatsu sauce. Portions draw mixed notes: some reviewers call them generous enough to pack for dinner, others call them small, so appetite matters when you judge value here.
| Side or extra | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Miso soup | Included | Self-serve counter in dine-in sets. |
| Regular side dish | Included | Included in donburi and katsu sets. |
| Soft-boiled egg add-on | S$1.00 | Older review price. |
| Grated yam side | S$1.00 | Older review price, kaisen don add-on. |
| Pre-packed bentos | Varies | Weekend availability reported at some outlets. |
Where can I find Gochi-So Shokudo in Singapore?
Gochi-So Shokudo runs more than a dozen outlets across Singapore, mostly in malls and office buildings. The best-known is One Raffles Place, #B1-30, in the revamped food basement, open 11:30am to 9:30pm on weekdays and 11:30am to 9pm on weekends in listings. Other outlets include Wisma Atria on Orchard Road, Jewel Changi Airport at B1-289, and a West Coast outlet at 3 Gateway Drive, #01-02. Hours vary by outlet, with some closing for a mid-afternoon break, so check your outlet before a late lunch.
| Outlet | Address | Hours in listings |
|---|---|---|
| One Raffles Place | 1 Raffles Place, #B1-30 | 11:30am to 9:30pm weekdays, 9pm weekends. |
| Wisma Atria | Orchard Road | Halloween promo outlet, check hours locally. |
| Jewel Changi Airport | 78 Airport Blvd, B1-289 | 11:30am to 9:30pm, 10pm Fri and Sat. |
| West Coast | 3 Gateway Dr, #01-02 | 11:30am to 9pm, 9:30pm Fri and Sat. |
Gochi-So Shokudo menu FAQ
Straight answers on the questions readers ask most about the Gochi-So Shokudo menu.
What is Gochi-So Shokudo known for?
Gochi-So Shokudo is a Singapore tonkatsu chain known for Iberico pork cutlets, served as katsu sets, with Japanese curry, and donburi such as the Kaisen Donburi.
How much does a Gochi-So Shokudo katsu set cost?
Katsu curries are reported from around S$17.50++, and older reviews list the Iberian Pork Donburi Set at S$17.80 and the Gochi-So Set at S$18.80. Seasonal promos run cheaper, such as the Halloween Cheesy Cordon Bleu Katsu at S$13.90.
What is the Gochi-So Set?
The Gochi-So Set is a build-your-own set meal reported at S$18.80 in an older review, where you choose from the spread of food available and take as much as you like in one serving.
Is Gochi-So Shokudo halal?
No. Guides list Gochi-So Shokudo as not halal, and its signature dishes are pork-based Iberico katsu.
Does Gochi-So Shokudo publish nutrition information?
No. Gochi-So Shokudo publishes no per-item nutrition figures, so this guide shows nutrition as N/A rather than guessing numbers.