Gyumon Halal Ramen Asakusa

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Eight hours of halal chicken bones go into that white broth — and you taste every one of them. The A5 wagyu on top is almost unfair. At 3,180 JPY it's not cheap, but this is the kind of bowl you'll be thinking about on the flight home. The restaurant is certified halal. Tonkotsu ramen, the creamy pork bone broth style, is a Tokyo staple. Finding a halal version that captures that depth without pork is genuinely rare. Gyumon uses chicken bones for their broth, a painstaking process that pays off. Twelve seats at a long counter, kids' bench tucked in the back. Gets loud after Maghrib on weekends — come at lunch if you want a quieter meal. Asakusa Mosque is a 10-minute walk away. Reservations are recommended, especially for dinner.

This description was compiled from publicly available sources and may not reflect the most current information. We recommend contacting the restaurant directly to confirm halal certification, menu offerings, and opening hours before your visit.