Zen Kitchen
Restaurant · The Strip ·

Zen Kitchen

Restaurant · The Strip ·

Blueberry pancakes, steak, sushi, and mimosas in serene setting

Zen Kitchen by null
Zen Kitchen by null
Zen Kitchen by null
Zen Kitchen by null
Zen Kitchen by null
Zen Kitchen by null
Zen Kitchen by null
Zen Kitchen by null
Zen Kitchen by null
Zen Kitchen by null
Zen Kitchen by null
Zen Kitchen by null
Zen Kitchen by null
Zen Kitchen by null
Zen Kitchen by null
Zen Kitchen by null
Zen Kitchen by null
Zen Kitchen by null
Zen Kitchen by null

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3752 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89158 Get directions

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3752 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89158 Get directions

+1 702 590 8888
hilton.com
@walasvegas

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Zen Kitchen

Gabriela Calogero

Google
So good we came here twice for breakfast during the weekend. It’s nice and quiet away from the chaos Vegas can be. Christina and Kenneth were absolute gems and very attentive. I recommend the eggs florentine and subbing the english muffin with sourdough bread. The blueberry pancakes are incredible and a must have to share.

Richard Van

Google
Pretty much the only option if staying at the Waldorf and want to eat in house. Ambience is cozy and views are good. Food is good and service was great. Attaching the dinner menu as most the menu pics are for the breakfast.

Ashley Taylor

Google
Outstanding experience at Zen. Came here for breakfast and ordered a PSL with oat milk and the breakfast sandwich. Both were delicious! The entire staff was welcoming and friendly. I highly recommend this place.

Shawn Carroll

Google
I like the bistro located on the 3rd floor. 2nd morning eating there. Very refreshing. Wait staff awesome. Expensive tho. Eggs Benedict and avocado toast - 2 coffees $96 with tip.

Eli Jessop

Google
I had an unforgettable dining experience at Zen Kitchen at the Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas. The sushi and sashimi were incredibly fresh, buttery, and truly melted in my mouth—some of the best I’ve had in a long time. The service was amazing and fast, and the staff made the whole experience even better. Their cocktails were fantastic too—the Cosmo was absolutely delicious. If you’re looking for high-quality sushi, excellent service, and great cocktails on the Las Vegas Strip, Zen Kitchen is definitely worth a visit.

Kuka P

Google
Great service, Delicious food. The atmosphere was perfect. The California rolls were so good and the Tapioca pudding was tasty.

Mandy DeShane

Google
Zen Kitchen was a peaceful little dining experience out of the way from all the strip chaos. My friends and I went here for brunch on our first day and all really enjoyed it! Apparently the latte was one of the best my friend had ever had. I got the acai bowl as it was gluten-free. It was quite large and came with a lot of fruit and even a piece of honeycomb! I have never had honeycomb before and was really excited to try it--it did not disappoint! The service was also fantastic. I changed my mind last minute and our server was very sweet and understanding. Additionally the prices were pretty much on par with all other places on the strip.

Devin Thomas

Google
This restaurant lied on their menu online to bait and switch me. On the official menu on Hilton and Waldorf Astoria website they state that they have Mishima wagyu for their steak and eggs. When I went there in January, this was the case, and it was one of the best meals that I ever had. It was so good that we came back the next day even though we weren't staying there at the time. When I returned in March, the steak was completely different. It came from a different provider, it wasn't wagyu, and it wasn't good at all. I figured and hoped it would be just a fluke or a temporary stock issue, so when I came back in April, I tried again, and it was the same terrible, non-wagyu steak again. Their menu online still says Mishima wagyu, so they are still deceiving people into coming for wagyu that won't be there for them. I feel lied to by one of my favorite hotels. If they don't fix this, I will have to review the hotel as a whole and not just the restaurant.