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    Yoshiya Kitchen

    4.6 (175 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    Tonkotsu ramen
    Linda S.

    Our new favorite neighborhood ramen and curry place! Cozy booths and tables as before, Yoshiya is even better than the other place they took over here. The tonkotsu ramen broth is rich, flavorful and so good. The noodles have the right amount of chew and the egg is perfect and jammy. They also have great Curry that is reminiscent of some of the wonderful curry houses in LA that I miss. Service is always wonderful and attentive here. Please don't crowd my new spot but if you do happen to come here, you won't be sorry.

    I ordered the chicken katsu.  What I got is on the bottom
    Riry P.

    I placed my Uber Eats order based on the photo of their menu. Chicken katsu bowl looked like a chicken cutlet on rice. What I got was covered in eggs and onions. Their photo on Yelp also showed just a cutlet on a bed of rice. No mention of egg and onions. I called and they said that's the katsu. Maybe you were looking for the curry katsu set. No. I didn't want curry. Just wanted chicken cutlets on rice. Edit to respond to the owners message - my issue is what I got doesn't look like the photo of your menu at all. Added the photo for clarity. Also there is zero mention of egg in the description either. I'm aware of what a chicken katsu don and oyako don is. My bad for thinking this was an Americanized establishment based on the photos of the food. Had I known this was a traditional spot, I would have known better and ordered accordingly.

    Chicken katsu bowl
    Cher V.

    I wasnt feeling better but i need food. Since this is our go-to for Japanese food nearby, i tried their curry. It was pretty good, my husband loves it. Though i cant taste 100% (who hates chemo side effects?), i can tell it was good. And the takoyaki, yum! Server was nice to accommodate all our questions. And the music their playing, good pick!

    Chicken Katsu Bowl
    Chelsie R.

    Was in the area and from the Yelp reviews we were convinced to try. No wait at all and was welcomed by a friendly young lady. It was a pretty decent size restaurant with good amount of seating. Love the menu- it had everything we would want to eat. Kids decided on Katsu bow and chicken katsu curry. Husband and I tried their Omelet with chicken and combination Omelet which was chicken, shrimp & kurobuta sausage. The kids enjoyed their food. Husband and I enjoyed ours. Husband ate all of his and I had half to take home. Definitely worth trying and would come back if we're on this side of town.

    Grace J.

    Very kind staff and a nice comforting, hearty beef udon and omelette rice! The beef udon was similar to a sukiyaki flavor a the omelette rice had a savory touch.

    Takoyaki
    Dewi A.

    My friend and I hiked Amargosa Trail nearby and decided to pop in here for lunch. We each ordered takoyaki as an appetizer and a chicken katsu curry for me while my friend opted for the shrimp omelette house signature dish. The plate of takoyaki comes as 4 pieces. And though the batter was perfectly crisped and the sauces were tasty, it hardly contained ANY bits of octopus. I have personally traveled to Japan half a dozen times and have had my fair share of takoyaki there. It's a very popular street food and one of my favorite snacks there. With that said, to have cut open each of the 8 takoyaki to discover it had very LITTLE to ZERO bits of octopus was quite disappointing. My chicken katsu curry plate was very good. The katsu chicken was fried to perfection and the curry was very tasty. My only gripe was the stingy amount of rice on the plate. There was quite a bit of sauce leftover, which I happily sopped up with my spoon, but I shouldn't need to order a side of rice when the curry-to-rice ratio is so disproportionate. My friend enjoyed her shrimp omelette rice. She said the shrimp was cooked just right, the egg was silky and fluffy, and the house special sauce complemented the dish well. She also enjoyed the hot green tea, which was served in the cutest mug shaped like a pup. Service was attentive without being intrusive, and the prices were reasonable. The atmosphere was casual, and parking was free with plenty of spaces.

    Japanese Chicken Omelette Rice with House Special Sauce
    Ninh N.

    Great find in Henderson! All the reviews hyped me up and my experience was pretty good! The waitress/cashier was super nice and definitely made the experience here great! It was quiet when I came in on a week day for dinner. They play great lofi music. Only couple tables were occupied but they seem to have DoorDash/ take out orders often. I ordered the chicken omelet rice and tonkotsu ramen. The ramen broth was hot hot and full of toppings. It was really good for the price. The omelet rice let me down a bit, the chicken pieces were unevenly cooked so some are dry. It was a bit salty for my liking as well. Overall, it was good and I would come back to try other items, especially the desserts!

    Japanese Chashu Omelette Rice with House Special Sauce
    Anna F.

    Finally tried this place. Inside still the same as before except they closed part of the bar. The Tonkatsu ramen was good tho I wish they gave more broth. My son ordered the umorice with charsu sausage. The sauce was a little overpowering so he just picked at the fried rice inside the omelette. The curry chicken was good but rice portion is small. Our server was nice and gave recommendations when we asked. She was working by herself but made sure she checked on every customer. We tried their mango cake for dessert. Not bad.

    Maria-Maybelyn C.

    Was craving a beef gyudon bowl and we found this place! So happy to come in and immediately was greeted by our server Nada. She was very attentive and we got our food very quickly. The prices were very reasonable and the beef bowl was a lot. I probably ate like a third of the bowl and had enough for a second meal. The place was very clean and felt very family friendly. Will definitely come again if we are on this side of town again.

    Chicken Katsu Curry
    Matthew N.

    Recently went to Yoshiya for the first time and, unfortunately, had a less-than-desirable experience. I visited with a group of friends on a late weekend evening and initially had high hopes, especially after realizing it replaced one of the Ohjah ramen locations. Despite there being only one other group dining at the time, it took over 10 minutes after being seated before we were able to place our orders, and only after we flagged down the waitress. When the food arrived, I was especially excited for the tonkotsu ramen, since Ohjah's ramen is one of my favorites in Las Vegas. Unfortunately, it fell short. The broth lacked depth and was overpowered by the greens, and while the noodles were thin as described, they didn't have much flavor. The pork and egg were actually done very well, but each component tasted more like an individual add-on rather than coming together as a cohesive bowl. We also ordered the chicken katsu curry. The curry and katsu portions were generous, but the rice portion was surprisingly small, leaving us with a lot of leftover sauce. Without enough rice to balance it out, the dish ended up tasting saltier than expected. Outside of the food, the ambiance didn't really land for me. I could tell the waitress was busy handling last-minute to-go orders, which I understand, but the music choice was particularly distracting. Minecraft music played throughout our visit, which made the space feel sleepy and disengaging rather than setting a comfortable dining vibe. Overall, there were a few bright spots, but the experience didn't come together enough for me to leave satisfied.

    Place is good but when you order take out the packaging isn't clean. Food is hot and fresh. The curry is sometimes very thick.

    Jeannie Y.

    This Japanese restaurant tries to create an authentic atmosphere, but the food didn't quite match that impression. I've also tried their Northern Las Vegas location, and both visits felt very consistent -- unfortunately in the same way. The presentation and decor aim for a traditional Japanese feel, but the flavors themselves didn't come across as particularly authentic. Service was fine and efficient, though nothing especially memorable. The okonomiyaki was a bit too hard and could have benefited from more vegetables and protein inside to balance the texture and flavor. The katsu also felt somewhat stale; it would have been better if it were more tender and cut thicker. Overall, the experience was just so-so. The restaurant looks like it's going for authenticity, but the taste didn't quite deliver.

    Cream Crab Cheese Croquette
    Christian G.

    Hit the spot! I've reviewed this place before for the omelette rice which I normally get, and love. But I've been a little under the weather so I opted for the ramen as I wanted a nice broth and I was not disappointed! My wife also got the cream cheese crab croquettes and they were delicious! The vibe in here is always so peaceful and chill which I value so much. I've never had bad service here either. Still one of my favs to pop in for some Japanese cuisine

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    1 year ago

    First time in since they opened this location. Excellent service! Had the ramen and it was good. Relaxing music too. Will come again.

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    10 months ago

    Amazing curry and katsu. The omelette fried rice was exceptional as well. We will definitely return.

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    10 months ago

    Good food. Great atmosphere. Great service. Had the beef udon and it did not disappoint.

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    10 months ago

    Food was great! The chicken katsu curry was the best I've had in town! Service was very pleasant and we were in and out! Will be back!

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    1 year ago

    Ambiance is very nice and area is clean. Delicious and hot food were served. Fast and friendly service!

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    1 year ago

    Had their Chicken Katsu Curry. Came with little rice. No spice choice. The curry itself was great and I'll be coming back.

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    11 months ago

    Such a good little place super chill and food was amazing. The variety is great and the flavors were spot on.

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    1 year ago

    Great service. Food is absolutely amazing. Great place to come when wanting something little warm .

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    Delightful service and good food delivered quickly. Nice surprise for those of us just passing through...

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