/@/boot/vmlinuz-linuz-zen not found

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Unfortunately I'm travelling without my Garuda laptop and cannot be 100% precise.

  1. When you are in the grub, in the line that you normally use (probably the first one) instead of pressing enter press button E. You'll be presented with a long string which is what the grub is actually doing to boot. Try to locate that part which is unneeded: /restore_backup_@_105424368, so that you should leave only the part /boot/vmlinuz-linux-zen. Then press ctrl+X to continue booting.
    or
  2. When you're logged as above in the snapshot, do a
    sudo micro /boot/grub/grub.cfg and again locate that part to remove as above. Then exit with ctrl+Q and confirm to save changes. Then sudo update-grub

Please Note: I added the -zen because by your error message it looks like you should boot into the linux-zen kernel, while your snapshot seems to be from a linux kernel.
This suggests me also another possibility, that the linux-zen is missing at all for some reasons?
So, you could also use a live USB, login, use the chroot function in the Garuda Welcome and do a
pacman -S linux-zen linux-zen-headers

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