Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Cutlet"

A: I want to eat a pork cutlet for dinner tonight.

Do you want one porkchop for dinner?

Chicken cutlet and rice is my favorite lunch.

Applesauce goes with porkchops.

A: @mikoyjordan I knew it!!

A: Chop is the verb - to chop.
"I am chopping (the meat)"

Cutlet is a noun, it is a piece of something, such as meat.

"A cutlet of beef"

A: I would never call it a "cutlet"

I might call it a "patty":
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/patty

I would probably call it a "burger" (use it both for the disc of meat and the "sandwich" as a whole)

A: × I heard that there were some cutlet curry rice restaurants in London and they were pretty popular.
✓ I heard that there were some katsu curry restaurants in London and they were pretty popular.

× Is cutlet curry popular in people in the UK?
✓ Is katsu curry popular with people in the UK?

× Are cutlet curry restaurants in other cities?
✓ Are there katsu curry restaurants in other cities?

× What country meal do you regard cutlet curry rice?

People just refer to it as Katsu curry
I don't understand the last sentence at all. Do you mean 'where do people think katsu curry is from?'

A: I wouldn't know what "mince cutlet" is