Enjoy Halal Wagyu Ramen Near Ueno Park

Located near Ueno Park, “HALAL WAGYU RAMEN SHINJUKU-TEI Ueno Park Tokyo” is a specialty halal Wagyu ramen shop with excellent access to nearby museums and the zoo, making it an easy stop for travelers. The restaurant uses only halal-certified ingredients, providing menus designed so Muslim visitors can enjoy Japanese food with peace of mind. The signature Wagyu ramen balances rich umami with a gentle flavor, making it a comforting bowl especially appreciated by those tired from walking around sightseeing. Conveniently situated for a quick stop between cultural spots in Ueno, it has earned high satisfaction among international visitors.

The top recommendation is, of course, the restaurant’s specialty 〈Halal A5 Wagyu Ramen〉, priced from ¥3,000 (tax included). This luxurious bowl brings out the full depth of flavor from carefully selected Wagyu beef. The slowly simmered broth is infused with the rich umami of Wagyu, resulting in a deep yet easy-to-drink finish. The meat is tender, allowing you to fully savor the aroma and natural sweetness of high-quality beef. Guests can choose from miso, shoyu, or spicy miso broth, and the price varies depending on the number of Wagyu slices added as toppings. It is the perfect meal after enjoying a day in Ueno Park—its gentle, soothing flavors make it especially welcoming. This bowl is also ideal for travelers experiencing Japanese ramen for the first time.

Both the Wagyu ramen and chicken paitan ramen are offered as set meals from ¥4,000 (tax included), including Wagyu sushi, fried chicken (karaage), and a drink—perfect for a lunch break during sightseeing or a satisfying dinner. The HALAL CHICKEN Ramen, priced from ¥1,500 (tax included), is also very popular. Chicken paitan refers to a creamy white broth made by simmering whole chickens and chicken bones for many hours. The thick, mellow broth paired with the fragrant grilled chicken topping delivers a deeply satisfying experience.

The clean, simple interior offers a calm atmosphere, making it easy for travelers to enter even in the middle of sightseeing—perfect for a quick meal. With both table seating and counter seating available, it comfortably accommodates solo diners as well as groups. A clear, visible sign outside ensures even first-time visitors can find the restaurant without issue. Conveniently located with easy access from Ueno Park, many guests stop by between museum visits. A prayer room and Wudu facilities (ablution facilities for prayer) are fully equipped. The staff provide friendly and attentive service, with clear explanations about halal options so international visitors can enjoy Japanese food with confidence.