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**Review: A Halal Culinary Delight at Gyumon Ramen in Tokyo** My recent dining experience at Gyumon Ramen in Tokyo was nothing short of exceptional. As my first review, I couldn't have asked for a better restaurant to start with. Nestled in the heart of Tokyo, Gyumon Ramen boasts a serene ambiance that perfectly complements its exquisite cuisine. The moment I stepped in, I was greeted with warm smiles and impeccable service, setting the tone for an unforgettable evening. The menu offers a delightful array of traditional and modern Japanese dishes, all prepared with halal ingredients. I started with the fresh sashimi platter, which featured melt-in-your-mouth slices of tuna, salmon, and yellowtail. Each piece was artfully presented and tasted as if it had just been caught. The highlight of my meal was the signature dish, the Gyumon Special Ramen. This bowl was a masterpiece, combining the perfect balance of flavors and textures. The rich, savory broth, tender beef slices, and perfectly cooked noodles created a symphony of taste that left me craving more. For the main course, I opted for the Wagyu beef, cooked to perfection. The beef was incredibly tender and flavorful, paired beautifully with a side of seasonal vegetables. It was evident that the chef took great care in selecting and preparing the highest quality halal ingredients. To conclude this culinary journey, I indulged in a matcha green tea dessert. It was light, refreshing, and the perfect ending to a superb meal. The ambiance, coupled with the attentive and friendly staff, made my dining experience at Gyumon Ramen truly memorable. Whether you're a local or a visitor, this restaurant is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the best of halal Japanese cuisine in Tokyo. Gyumon Ramen exceeded my expectations in every way, and I can't wait to return. This is a dining experience that deserves all the accolades it receives.
Musa CeylanMusa Ceylan
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I recently had the pleasure of trying the Wagyu Spicy Broth Ramen, and I must say, it was an absolutely delightful experience. The combination of tender Wagyu beef, perfectly cooked noodles, and spicy broth created a symphony of flavors that danced on my taste buds. One aspect that stood out to me was the quality of the ingredients. The Wagyu beef was incredibly tender and flavorful, adding a rich depth to the broth. The spicy broth itself was perfectly balanced, with just the right amount of heat to tantalize the palate without overwhelming the other flavors. What's even better is that this restaurant offers halal options, making it accessible to a wider range of diners. It's wonderful to see a restaurant that is inclusive and mindful of dietary restrictions. In addition to the exceptional food, the ambiance of the restaurant was very comfortable and inviting. The cozy atmosphere made for a relaxing dining experience, allowing me to fully enjoy my meal without any distractions. Overall, I highly recommend trying the Wagyu Spicy Broth Ramen. It's a delicious dish that offers a unique twist on a classic favorite, and the halal options make it accessible to everyone. Whether you're a ramen aficionado or just looking for a tasty meal, this dish is sure to satisfy.
Mohamad ShahrizanMohamad Shahrizan
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How much can you divert from the core of the recipe before you can still call it "Ramen"? First things first, Did the food taste good? ✅ Can you tick off Ramen from your bucket list? ❌ Atmosphere: How should I put it... The ambiance inside the restaurant I imagine, is quite like an western interpretation of an "Asian" ramen shop.. I cant pinpoint what exactly, but something was definitely out of place. Maybe that was an intentional approach to attract tourists.. In that case, good job! Price: Ramen prices are quite competitive in japan. Of course it costs more when you are not making broth(tonkotsu) out of pigbones. But I feel like there's always that "halal tax" on top of that since there is an unmet demand for halal ramen restaurants. Here, I think it has been taken one step further.. It's not super overpriced but overpriced for sure. I think they have found the sweet spot to make you uncomfortable but not enough to complain. Portion size: I felt it was a bit smaller. Considering the price, definitely on the smaller side. Lastly Food: I tried the Wagyu ramen. The broth was rich thick and flavorful. There was no toppings at all except for wagyu, some scallions and (?)saffron(why?). I would definitely be happier to get some bamboo shoots, nori etc instead of saffron. But that's just my opinion. Apparently you can add 1500 yen to get +1 portion of wagyu. Great! However, I cant tell if it is worth the price. My meat was overcooked for my taste. It didn't taste like what it costs, at least to me. Yes I am nitpicking a lot. I still would have given it 4★ since the food tasted great despite what I think about calling/not calling what I ate "Ramen". But I went with 2★ because my noodles were not only undercooked but also stuck together like a doe ball. Yes, it was just a mistake. Yes, they replaced my bowl. Yes, I could've just overlooked it.. But not when it costs me 3000 yen. I understand that ingredients must be expensive. But what good are those ingredients if not prepared in such manner? Your down the road ramen shop ojisan probably gives much more attention to details on each bowl of ramen that they serve for fraction of the price.
Siam Hossain AnikSiam Hossain Anik
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We decided to visit the restaurant after seeing its advertising on Instagram. We ended up waiting about 40 minutes for a table to become available, which is normal for a good Japanese restaurant. Unfortunately, the food didn’t live up to our expectations. The ramen was overly oily, and many of the ingredients didn’t taste fresh. The Wagyu beef came in small, pre-cooked cubes that were cold, and the chicken karaage was also cold and greasy—this was the first time in Japan we encountered dry, oily chicken. The Wagyu beef set was chewy, and it definitely didn’t seem like A5-grade Wagyu. It felt like they were using the cheapest Wagyu on the market. I tried cooking the beef both medium and fully cooked, but in both cases, it was still tough and required a knife and fork to cut through. We also tried the gyoza, which was fresh and tasted quite nice, one of the few highlights of the meal. When we brought up our concerns with the staff, they insisted it was A5 Wagyu but didn’t offer any solutions. We paid JPY 8,130 and noticed that the prices listed on the menu are before tax. The tax-inclusive prices are written in very small print and only in Japanese. I wouldn’t recommend it. There are much better halal Wagyu restaurants in Tokyo that offer fresher, higher-quality food. It seems like they may have bought reviews or are using fake accounts to achieve a 4.9/5 star rating, when in reality, a 3-star rating would be more accurate.
Mohammad EssaleMohammad Essale
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The broth is amazing... The meat is incredibly delicious... And you absolutely can’t miss the pudding. It’s so good! The pudding was so tasty that after dining at Gyumon Asakusa, we went back to Gyumon Dotonbori Osaka the next day just to have the pudding again (unfortunately, it was sold out there, huhuhu, so sad). The spicy ramen is REALLY SPICY. Even though I'm Indonesian, I didn’t dare to order level 10, haha. Maybe my taste buds are just more accustomed to Japanese cuisine now. But the level 2 ramen was just perfect! The spiciness wasn’t overwhelming, and the flavor was delicious! It’s close to tourist spots and halal souvenir shops. So with one trip, you can hit many spots! The atmosphere is really great. When I visited, the waitstaff and chef were dressed in cool ninja costumes. There was someone dressed as a samurai, complete with long hair. He was very friendly! My child was so happy to take a photo with him. If I go to Tokyo again, I will definitely return to this place!
aiisyahdaiisyahd
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Even though we arrived at the restaurant pretty late (8.10pm) we were greeted extremely friendly and warmly! We were a little worried to bother them so close to their closing time but all worries were forgotten once we entered this cozy place! The interior is very nicely designed and offers different seating options like seats at the bar, classic western style tables but also Japanese style ones! We decided on this specific restaurant due to the vegan Ramen option, so we didn't need much time to choose our food! We were informed that the vegan Ramen would take a few more minutes, but that didn't bother us at all! The wait was worth it though, since the Ramen we received were super tasty! The servers remained being super friendly and attentive throughout the whole experience and we even had a little smalltalk! We already know that we will be back once we're back from our round trip through Japan! Thank you for making out first meal in Japan so pleasent and enjoyable Gyumon-Team!
Laura T.Laura T.
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