Ayam-ya Halal Ramen Tokyo

Staff are very welcoming, and can speak English well. All food is halal-certified, and served fast. The broth and ramen is great, flavours are balanced well (got the non-spicy shoyu ramen). They have complimentary jugs of water for your consumption, and do inform the staff if you need to refill the jug.

Very nice halal food. Small but nice. Have small room prayer. Order at machine and u will get some ticket. Can impove some soup or sauce. So dry

1in walk from Kuramae station, one of the very good halal chicken ramen in Tokyo. Very reasonable price and some side dishes like samosa, fried dumplings etc. I highly recommend this over those over-priced Wagyu halal noodles if you are in the area. There is family area and it’s accessible by wheelchair or with babycar.

Halal ramen in Asakusa, Tokyo. This resto only paid with cash only, and you have to order yourself in vending machine. Mine loveeee the spicy tori chicken, but for me still not spicy enough🥲

This restaurant was recommended by fellow Muslim travellers and just like few others, popped-up when looking for Halal food in Tokyo. However, the ramen's taste was not up to expectation. It wasn't anything bad really, but we expect something good. What we got was decent couple of bowls. There is a small space provided for Muslim travelers for prayer.

A lovely little ramen shop down a backstreet with the only meat they cook being chicken - and it's delicious! The broth was so full of flavour and the fried chicken I had separately was the perfect balance of crispy and juicy.

Returned to Ayam-YA Halal Ramen Tokyo after a great experience last year and a year before, but this time the taste wasn’t quite the same. The ramen still looks delicious, but the broth was noticeably less rich and flavorful compared to before, my last visit (2024/2023) version had more depth and satisfaction. The karaage and rice were still tasty, and everything was well presented. Staff were okay, polite and efficient, warm & engaging. Still a solid option for halal ramen in Tokyo, but we hope the flavors go back to what made it memorable in the past.

Tucked away from the busy side of the town, this delightful and cozy little place offers all halal menu. It's owned by an Indonesian family, but their ramen tastes authentic. We went there at about 2 pm and the place ample seating available. We chose two different types of chicken ramen, dumplings, and spring rolls. Everything was served piping hot and fresh. Everything tasted delicious. Highly recommend visiting this place if you are in the area or after your visit to the Tokyo tower.