Katsu Burger is coming to Ballard

Just two months after Skillet closed its Ballard location in the Greenfire building on 56th St., Katsu Burger announced it’s planning to open its fifth Seattle-area location in the same space.

“Just got the keys!” said Katsu Burger’s Christopher Poetter in a message to My Ballard.

Not only will the Ballard location have same Katsu Burger menu, but it will also have a sushi bar, bento and “inspired cocktails.”

You may have stopped by one of Katsu Burger’s other locations in Georgetown, Bellevue, Lynnwood and Capitol Hill. The menu features several variations of its huge, deep-fried burgers, ranging from the Tokyo Classic (beef) and Ninja Deluxe (pork) to the Godzilla Attack (spicy.) Katsu Burger’s nori french fries get raves on Yelp.

Work is just beginning on the space, and Katsu Burger hopes to open by the start of summer.

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The founders of My Ballard

14 thoughts to “Katsu Burger is coming to Ballard”

  1. Why can,t we have a dairy Queen or a A&W or Carl’s Jr. Like the rest of America ! Oooh forgot Ballard is a caliphat of WASP. ” white ANGLO Saxon progressive ” which is not part of Americana life style along with other communities surrounding Seattle…thanks Paul Allen to pushing hard working Americans out of not only Seattle but Northern King County and take your Sea chickens and stick it !

  2. We’ve been longtime fans of Katsu at their Georgetown and Factoria locations, really excited to have one so close. Their food is fatal for your health but so good.

  3. Yeah good luck Katsu. Not sure the neighborhood has become something other than another drab Belltown or Queen Anne. Remember when Seattles neighborhoods had personalities?

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  5. ” Remember when Seattles neighborhoods had personalities?”

    Yeah, and Ballard’s personality had sh*tty restaurants and food.

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