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Right behind Sensoji Temple — Tokyo's most-visited sight — sits one of the city's longest-running Muslim-focused ramen shops. Naritaya has served pork-free, alcohol-free ramen to travelers for over a decade, with a…
Check before you go: 2024-reported halal Iga beef / wagyu sukiyaki menus
Miso-nikomi udon — firm noodles simmered in a clay pot of dark miso broth — is Nagoya's signature dish, and this century-old branch of Yamamotoya (est. 1925) is the rare place that…
Check before you go: Full ingredient chart for vegetable curry
Soup curry is Sapporo's other noodle-free obsession, and Nagi does something rare: its broth is officially animal-product-free and gluten-free, drawn from kombu, fruits, and vegetables. Be clear about what that means, though…
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Miso ramen was born in Sapporo, and Ichiryuan lets almost everyone try it: a halal miso ramen on the regular menu (no reservation needed) and a fully plant-based vegan miso ramen (reservation…
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Motsunabe — Fukuoka's beloved beef-offal hot pot — is normally one of the hardest local specialties for Muslim travelers to touch. Kiwamiya, a well-known Fukuoka motsunabe chain, changed that: its Akasaka branch…
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Fukuoka is the home of tonkotsu (pork-bone) ramen — which makes this little shop in Hirao remarkable: a fully vegan, Hakata-style ramen shop that is also onion-and-garlic free (oriental vegan) and avoids…
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A fully vegan restaurant a few minutes from Shinsaibashi, serving the kind of meal most travelers struggle to find in Japan: a proper teishoku (Japanese set meal) that happens to be 100%…
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Okonomiyaki — Osaka's iconic savory pancake — is normally off-limits for Muslim and vegan travelers (pork belly, bonito flakes, lard on the griddle). Chibo, one of Osaka's most famous okonomiyaki chains, built…
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"Ayam" means chicken in Indonesian and Malay — and that's the whole story of this beloved Muslim-owned ramen shop near Asakusa: rich chicken-broth ramen, no pork anywhere in the kitchen, no alcohol…
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A5 wagyu on a bowl of halal ramen, one minute from Shinjuku-Sanchome Station, with a prayer room on site — Shinjuku-tei is built for Muslim travelers. The shop states its food is…