Curry Ya Japanese Tonkatsu Curry

This is always a great restaurant to get a quick hearty meal, with speedy service and great flavors! The space gets busy but mostly parking, but once you're inside, it's s great little haven for lunch or dinner. I just noticed they added the Don part of the menu with their noodle dishes and it was a great addition that will keep me coming back! Great job with the flavors, presentation and service!

The service was great. The young lady who took my order was friendly and patient with me and answered my questions. Having never tried curry before but heard people raving about it on Anime and Bluey all the time, I had to try it and asked what I could try to make me fall in love with it. She recommended the Katsu Pork and rice. The breading on the pork had very little flavor, but the curry sauce was delicious. A very good first experience. Only thing could have been better was a little more seasoning (or even salt?) in the pork breading. Otherwise a fantastic experience.

Every time I come to Cheongdam food hall I have to get Curry Ya. It’s so delicious and the portion sizes are very generous. The staff is always super kind and the prices are very reasonable. If you’re in the area or checking out the food hall, I’d highly recommended trying out Curry Ya!

Our experience at Curry-Ya was really good. Mika made the experience so welcoming from the moment that I walked up. It was our first time here and she walked us through the menu and explained what things were which made it easy to pick what we got. We went with the chicken katsu curry which was really good. We are excited to that we came to try the curry here and we look forward to coming back.

Ordered the lunch special with Chicken Katsu and Takoyaki, miso soup and cabbage salad which came out to $15. For the amount and high quality of each dish, this was a fantastic deal.

Pretty solid curry. Really good prices and portions in this food hall! It’s defenitly one of the better katsu’s I’ve had in Vegas. Defenitly worth a stop

Organic chicken katsu curry was a standout dish. The cutlet was perfectly crispy on the outside and juicy inside, while the curry sauce was rich, mildly spiced, and full of flavor. Served over a generous portion of steamed rice, it was a comforting and well-balanced meal—simple, satisfying, and done right.

This is usually my go to when visiting the cheongdam food hall. Their curry is thick and flavorful. And their menu has some good variety. 🔥🔥🔥

The curry is amazing. I always order something different. Service is always great. Love the ambiance here. Very inviting!

My kids loved the curry here. They said the pork katsu was excellent! This place is actually cheaper than the korean place next door to them. The girls serve the food to your table. They are very nice. I tasted the tonkatsu and it was gross. Tasted like fish. I definitely did not enjoy that at all! This is a food hall so there are plenty of seats. Its pretty quiet and easy going vibe here.

So many choices in Cheongdam Food Hall, finally got around to trying Curry Ya! I've been eyeing Curry Ya for a while every visit to the food hall and most times decided on another eatery. This time around I was really feeling in a curry mood and the vibes hit! Off to the counter I went! I had my eyes set on one entree in particular: *Meat Lover Curry ($16.95) - Choice of chicken or pork katsu, kurobota sausage, and SPAM katsu, all with rice & the popular Curry Ya sauce! Kid also ordered an entree and app: *Ribeye Steak Curry ($16.95) *Pork Gyoza ($4.95) Each entree also comes with miso soup and a side of shredded cabbage. Since it was a busy Saturday night, we had to wait quite a while for our order. Probably 25 minutes or so. Took us almost that long to find a table LOL! It's packed at Cheongdam Food Hall on the weekends, tables are often full! Thankfully as soon as we found an empty table our orders arrived shortly after. Curry Ya is definitely good when it comes out nice & fresh! Kid's ribeye steak while thin, was very tender and flavorful. Went well with the rice and curry. The gyoza was OK and cooked well, although I'm pretty sure they are of the package variety. I really enjoyed my Meat Lover Curry entree - hot pork katsu with good flavor, kurobota sausage was good but wished it was charred to get that smoke flavor, and I quite enjoyed the SPAM katsu. All of it though awesome with the house curry! Seasoned well with being very mild. You need to eat it all in one big bite - rice, piece of meat topped with curry, and a small heap of shredded cabbage on top! Taste & Texture all in one! We did enjoy the eats from Curry Ya and for sure will be back again to try some of their other dishes! The places in Cheongdam Food Hall are excellent!

Curry Ya is probably the only place I would go to at Cheongdam Food Hall. I love how this place is open until 11:30pm...great for those late night eats/cravings. There's many options to choose from. Besides your usual pork katsu...there's also chicken, ribeye steak, shrimp or seafood, sausage, spam to even tofu. There's also veggie and spinach too for those who have dietary lifestyles. Different levels of spice to choose from. I opt for spicy on my Japanese Pork Katsu plate and it was perfect! For reference, I usually get a spice level 6/10 for my Thai dishes. Each plate entree comes with miso soup and side of cabbage with a really delicious light sesame dressing. Only reason why this is a four star review is because the pork & rice portions were off. There's only five pieces of pork katsu! What the.... And meanwhile, half the plate was rice. At $12.95 per plate, at least throw in six pieces or something! But still...it's good enough whenever the curry craving strikes.

This is found in the Cheongdam food hall and it is delish!!!! The customer service is great and the food is even better ;-) The prices are affordable especially the fact they serve a generous portion of food, your guaranteed going to be full and satisfied after! The food came out quick not too long of a wait.... I ordered the Organic Chicken curry katsu with medium level spice and it was sooo yummy and flavorful with a kick of spice! The curry is so good and the chicken was nice and crispy! They serve it with a large side of white steamed rice ,miso soup and cabbage salad! They serve it on a nice wooden tray and cute plates!!! They also have a filtered water dispenser inside the food hall you can help your self too if you dont drink soda like my self! I highly recommend this place for your curry fix!!!! I will be back again ;-)

Absolutely amazing!!! Cashier recommended the Gyodon and I tell you it was phenomenal !! The price was exceptional so was service , the portions are point . I love the seating area it's always clean with the music they play makes it enjoyable , ambiance is super relaxing music not too loud you could converse without yelling , definitely will be back tomorrow

I like this place, I wish they give more rice and curry! Lol. I love their curry with katsu and a side order of oysters. Yum! The customer service was good. We will be back for more.

Curry Ya is proof that sometimes, all you need is a good plate of pork katsu and rice to turn your day around. It's not the best katsu I've ever had, but it does the job--crispy on the outside, juicy inside, and paired with a solid curry sauce. The only downside is the seating. Since it's in a food court, space is limited, so if you come during lunch, be ready to do a little table-hunting. If you're looking for a casual, no-fuss meal that's comforting and filling, Curry Ya is a solid choice. Just maybe don't come when the food court is at peak chaos mode.

Great spot to stop in for lunch if you're in a hurry. The food hall area overall is kept very clean and the available water dispenser with nugget ice is a nice touch. Regarding our lunch from the Curry Ya stall itself, the service was friendly and food came out quickly enough. The Katsu curry was delicious with the Katsu being cooked perfectly and not too oily. The curry to rice ratio was also ideal, albeit a bit small in portion considering the price. The miso soup was pretty mediocre being just white miso and water. The cabbage salad was also drenched in dressing making it a bit difficult to eat without shaking off the excess dressing in between bites. The kake udon was delicious and a pretty huge portion. A bit disappointed that there is no shrimp tempura udon available amongst the varieties offered.

Japanese curry is my favorite curry. I grew up eating it and never knew a different kind of curry until I was a teenager and discovered Thai curries. Then I moved to NYC and discovered Indian and African curries but none of them ever took the place of Japanese curry in my heart. Walking into Cheongdam Food Hall, I just knew Curry-Ya would be the place I ordered from. I wasn't really paying attention when ordered and just ordered my fave, chicken katsu curry (with level 1 spicy), and was pleasantly surprised when miso soup and a cabbage sesame salad were also part of the meal. This makes it a very good price. I was looking for some pickles to go with it on the menu but didn't see any, so I bought some in the little market in the food hall. Not exactly what I was looking for taste-wise (they were Korean style pickles, not exactly I was looking for) but hit the spot any ways. Thinking about it now, I should have just asked the person at the POS if they had any pickles. She was super sweet and helpful and seemed nice enough I could have asked her. Ordering was really easy because of the person working there but also because of how the menu was laid out. I also like the snack options they have in front, it adds to the food stall vibe and ambiance. Oh, and btw, the curry here is excellent. My hubs said it was the best katsu he's ever tried (man, I can't wait to take him to Japan) and it was pretty good. He liked his steak, saying that even though it wasn't the best cut of meat in the world, it was seasoned great. The miso soup was good and the cabbage salad was banger, great dressing. My only suggestion, adding some fukujinzuke. Then, chef's kiss!

One of the "lasting" establishments in the popular Cheongdam food hall across from Desert Breeze Park, offering curry rice plates, udon, and rice bowls for a surprisingly quite the decent price point (for 2024 standards). I have tried the JAPANESE PORK KATSU CURRY, ORGANIC CHICKEN KATSU CURRY, CURRY UDON. All pretty decent in their own way. Service is as usual for any "food hall/court" type of establishments. Order, get a number. Surprisingly though they bring the order to you, instead of call out a number and you have to go pick it up. They also have staff who comes around picking up your finished meal as well, unless they're busy. You can always dispose of your trash and stuff yourself as well Ambiance is as like any food hall/court. Busy, noisy. Can't dock this place from its value, either way. I sometimes come here after work for a QUICK meal and go home, and this place hits the QUICK, CHEAP every time and is pretty decent.

We ordered the Cheese Pork Katsu Curry and Takoyaki from Curry Ya. The food came out quickly, and we shared it with a group of three, along with items from other spots in the food hall. There were plenty of seating options when we arrived, and the prices were reasonable for the portion sizes, making it great for sharing. The pork was crispy, and the curry was well-flavored. I wasn't a huge fan of the cheese on the katsu, but that's just personal preference. Overall, a solid spot with good food and quick service!

Took a meat lover's combo and it did not disappoint. The deep fried spam katsu was pretty unique as I've not had this before. The curry sauce was spot on, and the shredded cabbage mixed with the Japanese style dressing was fresh and made the meal feel far healthier. The location is inside a food court and the best part is if your companions don't care for Japanese curry there's a smorgasbord of options.

Curry Ya is one of our favorite curry spots. Items tried and liked (so far): Mix Veggie Curry Organic Chicken Katsu Curry Japanese Cheese Pork Katsu Curry Kake Udon Curry Udon Karai Oyakodon Tonkatsu Don Food is delicious. Employees are always nice. Interior is clean. Parking can be difficult depending on the time of day. Highly recommend. I hope you decide to check them out :)

Curry Ya is a fairly "new" establishment located inside the Cheongdam food hall. They serve up curry dishes, udon, and rice bowls. If this isn't your type of food, you can always go to a different food booth. We've tried the pork katsu curry, the organic chicken katsu curry, and beef udon. Flavor wise, everything is pretty good. Price wise, it is amazing! Both the pork katsu curry and chicken katsu curry was $12 each! It comes with soup and cabbage salad. The beef udon is only $10! They probably added a bit too much mirin to the broth and the beef quality is quite tough but for $10, I'd take it. Great price and good flavor. Would recommend and would come back!

Tasty curry and Udon at very reasonable prices! They also have lots of yummy snacks and is in the same building as other food options so it's super convenient. Definitely give them a try.

Decided to give this Food Hall a try. Curry Ya is located inside, shared with other separate restaurants. We had the Tonkatsu Udon, Pork Katsu Curry, & Chicken Katsu Curry. It was good, but nothing to that stood out when compared to other similar places. The seating is in the middle of the food hall and the interior is cutely decorated. The service was very friendly.

Good golly, I have not stopped thinking about this place or raving about it since I've been. This place has been by far my favorite Japanese curry spot in Vegas, and is the best deal by far compared to other places like it. I ordered the pork katsu curry and the meat was so flavorful and tender, and the portion comes in one size (huge), which is awesome considering some other spots up-charge for a medium or large portion. Every curry comes with a complimentary miso soup and a cabbage salad w/ sesame dressing, which also are great additions to balance the meal out. They also are pretty generous with their curry sauce. I added corn to my curry and my total was around $15 after tax (a steal!). This spot is part of a food hall with a bunch of other cool places nearby to check out. I can't wait to visit again.

Mix Veggie Curry with Steamed Tofu was very good. The price was $18. I wanted to get the Curry Ya Udon, but they were not able to make a vegan version. Service was prompt and friendly.

I tried curry udon here last week, and I really loved it so much!! There was little meat and egg in it, and the curry sauce was thick which I really loved! I loved the udon noodle's texture as well. The price is cheaper than others, and it was a generous portion. The seasoning was perfect and the service was nice. The staff were friendly. The ambiance in cheongdam food hall was really nice and clean.

Trying out Curry ya today for the second time. In the Cheongdam foodhall on the corner of spring mountain & Durango. Lots of places to try here, but I liked Curry ya so much I came to get some more before trying anything else. I got the organic chicken katsu. It comes with a side of cabbage salad and miso soup for $14. So delicious, just what I was craving. If you're looking for some excellent Japanese curry, this is the spot.

So when checked out Smile Shota notice Curry Ya in the same food court. I have always been fan of traditional style Japanese curry. The only spot really enjoy in Vegas is Curry Zen. After experiencing Curry Ya would say not go wrong with either one. It all the curry. The curry exactly way use to from 808. Hearty, rich, warms the belly, and had right depth in flavor. Really nothing not pair better then rice. If one difference between the two I feel here lot more diversity comes to the menu. The options come to proteins crazy. So much tough to choose plus have mix or two same plate. Sides or appetizers another part menu options. I ended up getting the pork katsu with curry. It all numbered and with pictures so never been easy. The katsu perfect breading golden brown and porn moist and cooked on point. All entrees come with miso soup and salad. So get bang for ur buck. I got adashi tofu. Solid starter light and refreshing. Service five stars. She was super nice. Welcoming. I enjoy about food court setup order give number find spot and good to go. If curry itch nice found another go to spot in Vegas.

Curry Ya is a fast, simple, delicious Japanese curry. It's a plus that it comes with cabbage and miso soup. They offer a variety of proteins from meat to seafood and veggie options. The spicy level is adjustable and is a basic scale from regular to extra spicy. Besides a curry and rice they offer appetizers and udon bowls. Service was quick. Seating at the food hall can get busy during lunch and dinner hours.

I have ordered from Curry Ya twice now, and I really do like it here!! If it were closer to where I live, I'd come here more often than Curry Zen! I love how you get a whole combo type beat for a relatively cheap price (~$12 for the main curry dish with two sides). I have tried the pork and the tofu both with spice level 2, and I am a huge fan. Service is also quick and easy, and of course, since it's inside the Cheongdam Food Hall, there is plenty of parking outside and seating inside. Vibes are always good here.

It's a Curry Craving kind of night at Curry Ya. I love Japanese Curry and this is a good place to have it. They have lots of different curry plates to choose from, sides to add to your curry plates, also serving Udon, appetizers, drinks and snacks. Place your order at the counter, you'll get a number for your order, find a seat and the food court staff will bring your order to you. Casual food court dining. Complimentary Water and Ice Station. Service was good. On the menu: The Meat Lovers Curry added Spinach-Chicken Katsu, Spam and Kurobuta Sausage plates come with Miso Soup and a Cabbage Salad. Generous portions and absolutely filling. I got the curry mild. I liked the spinach in the curry sauce. The chicken katsu was made perfectly, the spam & kurobuta sausage was good. The Cabbage Salad compliments the Curry plate. The Miso soup was also good too I like that they didn't skimp on the seaweed. I recommend this place if you like Japanese style curry.

Do not skip out on the donburi bowls just because they have curry in the name. Their gyudon was so good and filling, it hit the spot! I love that the rice absorbed the soup it was placed in which made it so flavorful. Came on a Saturday night and was able to find a table quickly and only waited about 5 minutes for my meal. I highly recommend this place for a quick and yummy meal!

The katsu was perfectly fried and crispy. Curry was flavorful but there wasn't enough curry to pair with the rice. Salad dressing was good, not overly dressed so good. The miso soup was basic lacked depth of flavor but free so no complaints. Really good spot for a quick lunch :)

It was my 1st time at the food hall which was a long time coming. I couldn't decide what to eat but I chose Curry Ya. I ordered the pork gyoza and the pork katsu curry with regular spice. You can pick your spice level which is a good option to have. I also got a jasmine green tea. The cashier was very nice and patient with me. I like that you get a table tag so they can deliver the food to your table. The gyoza was steaming hot, as it should be and very tasty. The pork katsu came with a miso soup and a shredded cabbage/ lettuce salad with a ginger dressing. By the way, I didn't know it came with these items. I highly enjoyed the salad, the ginger dressing was delicious. The miso soup was good too. Let's get to the pork katsu curry. My only complain is the lack of meat. You get a lot of rice and plenty of curry sauce but not enough meat. To top it off, the meat is so crispy and tender, it leaves you wanting more. Overall, I very much enjoyed my meal. I can't wait to return and explore more of the food hall options.

Amazing spot, can't go wrong with curry large portions and food is always on point!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Update: Shoutout to Justin for his great customer service, too! My family loved their food so much that we went back the next day (before catching our flight!) Definitely will visit Curry Ya and Cheongdam Food Hall when I'm back in Las Vegas.

I've been to Curry-Ya multiple times so this review covers all my previous visits which shows consistency in my experiences. I usually bring leftovers for my work lunch but when I'm out of the office for lunch, I always seem to head for Cheongdam Food Hall. Curry-Ya's kake udon is perfect for me as a delicious, light-ish and budget-friendly lunch. I've also added the karaage and fried oysters on occasion which are both just as delicious and fresh. Service is always fast and friendly. My very first order here was the Curry udon which I also really liked, but just a little heavier as a work lunch for me (I did take the rest home and it reheated very well the next day). Curry-Ya is a tried and true favorite of mine.

My family and I love coming to Curry-Ya! Our go-to is the pork katsu curry level 2 and it's always so delicious. For the price, you get a large serving of rice, miso soup, and cabbage slaw. The curry flavor is strong but not overpowering and the katsu is always fried perfectly. Make sure to ask for the pickled radish on the side too as it compliments the curry so well! Also, I'm allergic to all nuts + peanuts and am so glad to find a place that was able to confirm that I wouldnt be allergic to their curry! The service has always been wonderful, the food hall itself is always incredibly clean and all the staff is always super friendly.

First time try this meat lover curry , is very good , we got some soup too and some veggie maybe salad . But overall very good

2/6/25 craving for some curry and we decided to check out Curry-Ya. We both ordered pork katsu but I had mine with cheese. Wow, their slice is pretty thick that my husband and I jad 3 pieces left. They give a good amount of rice and curry. It's really good and price is reasonable. It comes with side miso soup and cabbage salad. Service is as good and place all around were clean. Definitely would be back. Happy eats!!

It's really hard to find cheap eats lately. Curry Ya is a great place to get your Japanese curry craving fulfilled! They give a heaping serving of rice and curry. My go to is the chicken katsu. It comes with a side of cabbage salad with sesame dressing and miso soup for less than $12! You can also ask for a side of pickled ginger. Service is nice and you get your food fairly quick! This is in the Cheongdam Food Hall so it gives cafeteria/food court vibes inside. It's always very lively in there. You order at the counter and they give you a number and they will bring you the food. They have drinks they sell but if you just want water, there is a nice water station at the corner of the hall. Very nice and cheap eats! Highly recommend it!

If you love curry you'll love CURRY YA! My son can finish a whole pork katsu curry. Super delicious and they have gyudon reminds me of yoshinoya. David was super friendly and helped when we had questions. Recommended it! 10/10!

We had the pork katsu curry! Amazing! Clean and friendly staff! Will definitely come back!

Located in the Cheongdam Food Hall, order at the counter, and they will give you and number and have a seat. They will deliver the food to you and will clean up the table when done. I had the beef steak curry, and my son had the chicken katsu curry. Spice level is 1-3, and I did a 1, and it had a kick. The curry was delicious, and the meat was tender. It came with miso soup and a salad with peanut like dressing. Definitely would return.

We got the chicken curry it came with miso soup and a side order of shredded cabbage and dressing. It was good, typical Japanese curry house type of taste! Also ordered the chicken oyako donburi, it was tasty, but the chicken was dry. I think they can do better by not over cooking the chicken. Overall, it was good and very reasonably priced. Great fast meal!

Absolutely incredible experience located in the Cheongdam Food Hall! Overall: 10/10 experience Food: I was pleasantly surprised by the generous portion of the perfectly crispy, breaded, and fried chicken cutlet that came with the organic Chicken katsu.The chicken was tender and juicy, and the curry sauce, which you can request at different spice levels, was rich and flavorful with just the right amount of spice. 10/10 Best curry Ive had in a long time! Service: The staff at the food hall are incredibly attentive and friendly, always ready to help and ensure that your experience is enjoyable. They even go the extra mile by offering to clear your plates when you are finished. Very unique touch I havent seen at a food hall. Ambiance: Its the perfect spot to hang out with friends and family while enjoying a wide array of delicious food options. The ambiance is vibrant and lively, with bright lighting and upbeat music playing top 40 hits. The food hall features multiple food stalls offering a variety of cuisines to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone! I also appreciate ample seating available, making it easy to find a comfortable spot to enjoy your meal with friends and family!

David was helpful in ensuring I got my food and the food was amazing! The organic chicken katsu curry was good and the spice levels were accurate!

Curry Ya is located at Cheongdam Food Hall. You'll find them next to Namsan Tonkatsu. Inside is inviting with plenty of seating and good music. Menu offers a selection of appetizer, katsu and curry with pork, chicken, seafood, sausage, spam, tofu, veggie, and udon. I had Spam Katsu Curry ($11.95) with Kurobuta Sausage (+$6), very filling and delicious! It's served with steamed rice, hot miso soup, fluffy cabbage salad drizzled with yummy sesame dressing, and they have pickled ginger which is given upon request. Spam Katsu is light, crispy, and excellent! It pairs wonderfully with savory curry, yummy with rice, and red pickled ginger which is an amazing palate cleanser and so good! Kurobota sausage is tasty and great with cabbage salad. Service from Tara, William, and Erica is wonderful! They're very kind, courteous, personable, and polite. Tara does exceptionally well answering questions about the menu and makes it a pleasant experience!

The food looked absolutely delicious and delicately made. The portions were big and exactly what you see in the photos. The cashier working was extremely sweet and kind, having a smile that never her face. The ambience was also perfect. Fit the Japanese theme really well and the environment surrounding was also perfect. I'm usually not good with crowds but it wasn't bad at all.

The Japanese curry at curry ya was delicious, with a rich, savory-sweet sauce, tender veggies, and perfectly cooked protein, served generously with fluffy rice--highly recommend!

Was slumming (not really) thru summerlin today visited the Macy's, Dillard plaza and purchased some boots at boot barn (review coming) and was feeling a bit hungry... Did not want to fight the crowds at all the places up here, so drove down to upper Spring Mountain to the Cheungdon food hall at Spring Mountain and Durango got there around 1:30, the parking lot was full, took awhile to get a spot. The place was hopping.... Must have been family day because there were what appeared to be many multigenerational families enjoying lunch. That's a good thing, better than an outing to KFC or McD's IMHO. Anyway, ordered the pork katsu curry at $11.95 and gyoza at $4.95. service was quick in spite of the crowds. The curry counter seemed the busiest to me. Although Shota sushi was busy too. My curry was a pretty large portion of steamed and slightly sticky rice(easy to use chopsticks) , a generous portion of curry and a nice crispy pork katsu. It came with a small bowl of miso soup and a little shredded cabbage salad. Pretty darn good and quite filling. The gyoza, five deep fried .... I prefer steamed and lightly fried but these were good. All in all, a pretty good meal. On the way out stopped in at the little grab and go market and perused the vast selection of onigiri, complete meals and rice bowls. They also have a ramen station where you pick ur ramen packet (starting at $3.95) and put it in the bowl and they have a hot water cooking station set up to heat it right there... Pretty slick

Great food! Great service! Really enjoyed the pork katsu and customer service was awesome!

Great food and great curry! We've been here twice already! I recommend the Chicken Katsu Curry!

I've had food from here once before and it was phenomenal. This time around the complaint isn't the food but the wait. My dine in order was placed at 12:34 and at 1:01 the food still isn't ready. I get the busy lunch time and rush, but it's a food court and orders are coming in quickly via online and in person. There's no reason 1 plate of cheese pork katsu curry should take over 30 minutes to be prepared. The food quality is good but the wait was over the top.

Great service and fast service... def a must try in the food hall! Check em out , and the udon was great!