Find your favorite ramen! Special feature on HALAL & Muslim-friendly ramen – Part 3. Osaka, Kyoto, and Nara area

Naritaya, Honolu, Ayam-YA, etc.

Click here for Issue one and two on special feature on HALAL ramen

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There are many HLAL ramen in the Kansai area! Try different HALAL ramen in Kyoto, which a tourist attraction especially popular amongst Japanese people, as well as its surrounding cities. You will be surprised by the many varieties of ramen and donburi dishes that each restaurant offers. All restaurants introduced here have a prayer space in store.

Halal Ramen Honolu (Osaka)

This is the Osaka store of Honoru, the ramen shop that we introduced in the second issue. The menu includes shoyu, spicy ramen, and rice porridge. The ramen soup is made with rich chicken Paitan soup perfected by cooking HALAL chicken for 8 hours. You can choose the level of spiciness for spicy ramen, ranging from level 1 to 10. It is a must-try for spicy food lovers.

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HALAL RAMEN NARITAYA GION (Kyoto)

Narita-ya, located in Gion, where you can sense the atmosphere of old city, is perfect for stopping by when you need a rest from sightseeing. The soup is made by adding dried bonito and konbu seaweed, which are traditional Japanese food ingredients, to chicken stock. They offer miso, shoyu (soy sauce) ramen, unique soy milk ramen, as well as donburi dishes such as gyudon and chicken don. All food ingredients used are HALAL, and they do not serve any alcohol.

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Ayam-YA (Kyoto)

Popular HALAL ramen Ayam-YA has branches in Tokyo, Kuala Lumpur International Airport of Malaysia, and Kyoto. The Kyoto store is located only 10 minutes by walk from Kyoto station. The menu includes shoyu, shio (salt), spicy, and chicken soba potage ramen. The combination of rich, thick soup and chewy noodles is popular among both Japanese and foreign customers.

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Naramachi Jinniyah (Nara)

“Jinniyah” is located in the popular tourist attraction of Naramachi famous for its old Japanese cityscape. The name of the business means witch in Arabic. The interior is also stylish, designed by retaining the antique Japanese atmosphere. The original ramen with the soup made of tomato, chicken, and spices are served with vegetables. They also have many selections of chai. It is perfect for stopping by to rest while walking around Naramachi town.

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Samurai Ramen UMAMI

There are two locations where you can get a golden pack of Samurai ramen, perfect for souvenir or as a gift for yourself. Samurai ramen is popular among Muslims around the world as a non-animal and non-alcohol containing souvenir. Rich taste and flavor of sesame spreads in your mouth, and is delicious even without using any animal-derived ingredients. It can be purchased at the tourist information in Kyoto Tower as well as Shinsaibashi.

Kansai Tourist Information Center Shinsaibashi

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Kansai Tourist Information Center Kyoto

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