Zen Curry House

Solid atmosphere, quiet and inviting. Music and TVs are low volume. Staff friends and quick. Food service is also timely. The food? WOW. Tonkotsu, spicy miso. Extra Tamago, Chasu, and tasty appetizers. Whether you're time constrained by a working lunch or relaxed for a family dinner, you won't be let down by this spot!

Our waiter was amazing, she went over and beyond for our family. The food was beautifully displayed, hot and delicious. The kids loved the chicken katu which we all ordered the same thing. You can choose the hotness of the curry as well. Nice spice make it best 👌 the early grey jello was wonderful to try made well worth.

This is a cute restaurant, it’s not too big. The staff was very friendly. I originally ordered ramen with green onions, eggs, pork, without corn. The ramen was very good. After a couple of minutes of eating the ramen, I found something I’m my food. It kinda looked liked a silver twist tie. I informed the server and they immediately told they would replace my food. So I got something different. They also took the ramen off my bill and they apologized as well. All was appreciated!!! I would definitely visit here again. Everyone makes mistakes and they handled the situation appropriately. I’m grateful for that. We were going to order dessert but they were out of the almond jello. Hopefully we can try that next time.

Review is after 4th visit. Overall service is good. Can be busy out of no where so plan accordingly. The best thing about this place is the location as there is no other Ramen places for miles and if you are feeling the need for Ramen, this location is great for north Las Vegas area. Prices are way more reasonable than in Chinatown

Honestly, I'm just happy to have a good Japanese curry place near me that offers tofu curry! I lived and studied in Japan and have always missed カレーライス. But it's typically made out of chicken/pork which I don't do anymore. The curry rice is pretty comparable to the curry rice in Japan. I can't say the same about the naan. I would skip it. It tasted worse than store bought naan and you only get a few pieces for the price. They do have コロッケ Korokke which is potato croquette. It was a bit cold but it was good! Just don't see them often in Japanese dinning establishments that are not in Chinatown or the strip. My husband got the spicy miso ramen with vegetable broth instead of the standard pork broth. He said he was expecting the noodles to be restaurant made but they tasted like they were