Halal Wagyu Ramen in the Historic District of Asakusa

“HALAL WAGYU RAMEN SHINJUKU-TEI Asakusa Tokyo” is a popular halal wagyu ramen specialty restaurant located near Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise Street. Set in the historic atmosphere of Asakusa, it is a valuable dining spot where Muslim travelers can enjoy Japanese cuisine with peace of mind. Using premium halal-certified domestic wagyu, the restaurant provides 100% halal ramen prepared with meticulous attention to ingredients and cooking methods. The broth is rich with wagyu flavor and offers comforting warmth to travelers tired from sightseeing. Located in the heart of the tourist area, it is an ideal stop during an Asakusa visit.

The signature “Halal A5 Wagyu Ramen” (from ¥3,000 including tax) is one of the most popular ramen bowls even among the many eateries in Asakusa. The slow-simmered broth is rich yet not heavy, offering deep and refined flavor. The juicy wagyu melts in the mouth and pairs perfectly with the broth. Its comforting warmth is ideal for visitors taking a break during sightseeing. Available in miso, soy sauce, and spicy miso, with prices varying according to the number of wagyu slices. It is highly praised by Muslim travelers who are trying Japanese ramen for the first time as an easy and enjoyable option in Asakusa.

Both the wagyu ramen and chicken paitan ramen are available as set meals (from ¥4,000 including tax) that include wagyu sushi, fried chicken, and a drink—ideal for a lunch break during sightseeing or a satisfying dinner. The popular “Halal Chicken Ramen” (from ¥1,500 including tax) features a chicken paitan broth, made by slowly simmering whole chicken and bones until it becomes creamy and rich. When enjoyed with the fragrant chicken topping, it delivers a deeply satisfying flavor experience.

“HALAL WAGYU RAMEN SHINJUKU-TEI Asakusa Tokyo” is conveniently located just a 5-minute walk from Kaminarimon, Asakusa’s iconic landmark. The noren curtain and signboard make it easy to find, even for first-time visitors. The interior is simple and compact, ideal for guests who want a quick meal. With mainly table seating, it is also suitable for group travelers. Staff members are experienced in halal service, offering reassurance and warm hospitality to Muslim visitors. Equipped with a prayer room and wudu facilities, the restaurant perfectly combines the lively spirit of Asakusa with an authentic Japanese food experience—an excellent stop during a trip to Japan.