Yamamotoya

There’s not alot of places in Nagoya that offers halal Japanese food, so very thankful that this restaurant provides an opportunity and also to try something different. First time having miso udon and it was scrumptious! The udon noodles are so chewy and the miso gravy was flavourful~

Literally the cutest udon shop with warm atmosphere, great food, and great service. The staff saw me trying to translate my menu to English and asked me if I want the menu in English instead. She also asked me if I want apron, the staff’s English is good! I had oyako miso udon with add on rice cakes and tempura and it was delicious! The udon was soooo chewy and the atmosphere was great. My palate is super mild though so it is a little intense, but I had a lot of refill tea along with it. Love it and would come again for sure. 🥰🥰🥰

Went here after hearing there's a halal menu that you can get. The udon noodles are so good! I recommend getting the miso soup one. The flavor is very strong which I like.

Some of the most authentic Nagoya miso nikomi udon !!! The noodles are handmade and so delicious!! I came back a second time. They have a special vegetarian / vegan menu with a lot of consideration for many different dietary needs ! It’s truly a special experience eating here. And the food is absolutely amazing ! Local warm cozy vibe. Affordable food and good portions! Highly recommend it !!

Had a good dinner here. Has a separate vegan menu with tasty options. My udon was extremely hot and tasty and my extra mochi really added to the dish. Dessert was also tasty

I cook and travel for living, these people are so driven to make sure you have the best experience...100 years old restaurant with 5 generation following the tradition...Im speachless after the delicious meal...but the warmth this family welcome you is an experience in itself!!! Food...5/5 Kindness of the Chef and the staff 10/5....

They had muslim friendly udon,the taste was so good when we had it in the cool January weather. The staff can’t speak English, but her effort to explain and serve us is so impressive.

A recommended Muslim-friendly restaurant with many variations of Nagoya local food, such as tebasaki, isomaki, etc. which I like the most. They also make udon themselves; however, the texture is less chewy, in my opinion.