I don't know how Tokyo Cafe has 4.5 stars. Maybe because it's the only ramen shop in North Las Vegas? I came here after realizing Jun's was closed. I intended to get the tempura udon but saw a picture of the curry udon and ordered that along with seaweed salad. The restaurant is small and casual. You order at the counter and get a number for your table. The seaweed salad came out quickly and I had no problems with it. The curry udon however was... not very appetizing. Maybe my problem is with the dish of curry udon and not Tokyo Cafe, who knows.
I've never loved udon. Compared to ramen and soba it's so... thick... wormy. However, with a light broth it can be enjoyable. That all changes with curry udon. You see, with curry rice you can slowly combine your curry and rice to the right ratio. With curry udon they just dump all your noodles into the curry and noodles don't do a very good job of soaking the curry up. So basically you're eating noodles and then if you want you can slurp up the equivalent of a gravy and have a heart attack. There are also no vegetables except the pickled onion and ginger you can get from the condiment table. And on top of it all... deep fried chicken! Needless to say I didn't finish this dish and I definitely didn't feel very healthy afterwards.
So yeah maybe I made a bad menu decision. I probably will come back to try the tempura udon or something not so heavy. I will say they do a swift business. I saw a lot of construction workers and business men coming and going, ordering ramen, fried rice, udon. I'm glad to see fast food Japanese food that isn't teriyaki chicken being enjoyed by so many people! However, I definitely wouldn't give this place more than 3 stars.