麺屋帆のる 新宿御苑前ハラール店
Honolu Shinjukugyoenmae Halal Ramen
A no-pork, no-alcohol ramen shop just east of Shinjuku Gyoen, offering full halal certification and rich chicken-based bowls.
Dining
Tokyo Halal Restaurants, Halal Ramen
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Honolu Shinjukugyoenmae serves halal ramen without compromise—no pork, no alcohol, no guesswork. Located one stop from the Shinjuku hub, this basement-level shop specializes in chicken-based broths, layered with spice, garlic, and house-made noodles. It’s small and efficient, popular with Muslim travelers and Japanese locals alike. The kitchen runs on clarity—halal certification is visible, prayer space is available, and staff are trained to communicate dietary assurance in multiple languages. Spice levels vary by bowl, but the soul of the shop is steady: a warm welcome, a hot meal, and a calm break from the street above.
Facilities & Services
English Menu
Halal Menu Only
Takeout
No Pork, No Alcohol
Prayer Space Available
Kid-Friendly Seating
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