curry rice Emoji
🍛 represents curry rice, often used to express comfort food, meals, or food content.
U+1F35B
The 🍛 curry rice emoji is a quick way to visually indicate a hearty dish and meal time. It’s commonly used in food posts, menus, and casual messages. Below you’ll find meaning, use cases, and ready-to-copy formats.
curry rice Emoji Meaning
🍛 is the emoji for “curry rice” (Unicode name: CURRY RICE, code point U+1F35B). It’s typically used to represent a warm bowl of curry served with rice, especially in contexts related to food and dining. People use it to suggest comfort food, share what they ate, or label curry-themed content such as recipes, restaurant menus, and lunch specials. Because it’s clearly a food emoji, it also works well in reviews, food blog posts, and social updates when you want to communicate “meal” quickly without writing more. The meaning is generally straightforward and not highly ambiguous.
Common uses
- •Sharing what you ate (lunch, dinner, or takeout)
- •Labeling curry rice on menus, specials boards, or food listings
- •Annotating recipe steps or ingredient lists in posts and documents
- •Tagging food photos in social media captions and stories
- •Indicating a curry-themed event, themed day, or restaurant review
Examples
🍛 Curry Rice Symbol (Copy & Use)
- 🍛Lunch: curry rice 🍛
- 🍛Tonight’s special is chicken curry rice 🍛
- 🍛Trying a new recipe—homemade curry rice 🍛
- 🍛Weekend comfort meal: curry rice 🍛
- 🍛Food review: lots of flavor in this curry rice 🍛
Variations
Ready to copy
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F35B | |
| HTML Entity | 🍛 | |
| HTML Code | 🍛 | |
| CSS | \1F35B |
FAQ
What does 🍛 mean?
🍛 is most commonly used to mean curry rice—an easy way to indicate curry served with rice in meal, food, and menu contexts.
How can I copy the emoji on my device?
Copy the character directly: 🍛. Paste it into your message, document, or design tool where emojis are supported.
How do I use 🍛 in code (HTML/CSS/JavaScript)?
HTML entity: 🍛. CSS escape: \\1F35B. JavaScript escape: \\u{1F35B}.
Is 🍛 always understood as food?
Yes. It’s a clearly food-related emoji and is typically interpreted as curry rice, so it works well in dining and food posts.