Zen Curry Dining

A go to spot for me! The restaurant is always so clean and the staff is very friendly and super attentive with your service. I got the pork katsu curry spicy level 3 with cheese and a side of red radish. The pork katsu is very crispy and the curry is so flavorful! It definitely has a kick of spice, so I enjoy the cheese to cool it down a bit with the duo of the red radish which offers a nice crunch!

Haven't been here in awhile, but today was a curry type of day. Got there about 15-20 minutes after they opened, we were the only patrons , but it looked like they had a bunch of to go orders ready to go. We ordered the gyoza (5 pieces), my dining companion ordered the tonkatsu ramen and I ordered the regular size curry with pork katsu level one spiciness.The gyoza came out first, nicely crispy fried. No serving dishes accompanied the gyoza, so we ate over our napkins. Since there were only five it wasn't worth bothering the server for plates, but still, plates should have been a no brainer. My dining companions ramen came out next, a fairly large serving .The broth was different from other tonkatsu style taste wise, but still ok. Three slices of pork, a good helping of corn, but no 1/2 soft cooked egg. We figured that due to the egg shortage and crazy prices, they just omitted it for the time being. My curry came out finally, pretty plentiful curry and just enough rice. The katsu was crispy and tender. The spice level was higher than expected . The server said that each chef measured but sometimes they aren't all the same.It was ok, but I would have preferred a less spicy dish. All in all a decent meal. They still do a ten percent military discount.

Zen Curry Dining is a Curry and Ramen full service restaurant with a location in North Las Vegas. The main dig is the curry that is made from vegetables, lots of spices called garam masala and then you add as many toppings as you like. They also offer a variety of ramens, appetizers like fried octopus balls, Japanese beer, and Saki. They offer traditional seating and seating at a small bar by the entrance. I tried a medium sized with chicken katsu (fried chicken), potato croquet, and vegetables with #7 heat out of 10 (30 cents extra). For me #7 is plenty hot but not too hot. I thought the curry was rich and flavorful. The rice was perfect and really fresh tasting. The chicken by it's self tonight lacked flavor and seasoning and also was slightly over cooked and dry. The croquette was fried nicely and was interesting and good. The vegetables seemed like a stewy mix of frozen and fresh that were ok. The Medium size might be large to most people. I had extra leftover but not enough for two meals.My husband tried a medium sized curry #8 heat (35 cents for #8 heat) with sausage, spam, rice, and an egg. The egg was almost heard and came out unseasoned. We were surprised that they fried the spam.They give you spoons to eat your meal here. I thought my meal was easier to eat with a fork. My husband got up to get forks for us and he also got the salt and pepper off the counter for his egg.3 stars is a positive review on Yelp and translates to A-OK

I'm a huge fan of this place. The Japanese curry is by far the best curry here in Vegas.

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 instant noodles. He said the taste was overall ok. The service was great. The only comment my husband had since he was paying attention and I wasn't was the selection of music. Some dirty language and bad words. It's just a bit odd since the restaurant is a bit on the quieter side.

Update. Wanted to give it another shot since food is good.Another bad experience.We ordered our usual, ramen, curry, gyoza, salad...everything was good until we got to the ramen. My husband almost ate a piece of wire. I called and explained the situation and their response was that they could replace it. I asked for a manager to call me...still waiting.

This is the closest I've found to real Japanese curry and ramen. Best in vegas! Having been to Japan several times, this is really authentic.Curry is smooth dark and blends with the scoop of rice. My pork katsu while a few pieces it's quality with a breading that holds up to curry to drown into.Will be back!

My new friend took me to dinner because he was craving curry. He loves the curry here & cleaned his entire plate, so I knew it would be good. It was a cute, clean restaurant with lots of seating and good lighting. I was thankful there was some things other than curry in the menu. I got a custom tonkotsu ramen and it was SO good! The gyoza were fresh and delicious as well and my friend seemed to really enjoy the naan. They were out of Thai tea and the server suggested a milk coffee, and I really enjoyed it! Great service as well. I will definitely go back if invited.

Ordered (1-ea) Chicken Katsu curry for $20. Got home and realized it was burnt. Not worth your money.

After living in Okinawa for many years, it's nice to have a Japanese curry spot in the north. Service is good, atmosphere could be worked on, but whatever. Food smacks.