HALAL AND VEGAN RAMEN DATTEBAYO Asakusa — Restaurant in Tokyo

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Halal and Vegan Ramen Dattebayo! in Asakusa, and it was an absolute delight from start to finish. As soon as I entered, I was greeted with warm hospitality and a cozy atmosphere that instantly set the tone for a great meal.

The Wagyu Ramen I tried was nothing short of spectacular—tender, melt-in-your-mouth beef paired with a perfectly balanced broth that had just the right amount of richness. The noodles were bouncy and fresh, soaking up all the flavorful goodness. I appreciated how thoughtfully the dish was crafted, highlighting premium ingredients without overpowering the palate.

They opened 8 days ago, it’s definitely a hidden gem.

If you’re visiting Asakusa and looking for a fantastic bowl of ramen—or simply want to explore unique culinary options—do yourself a favor and stop by Halal and Vegan Ramen Dattebayo! You won’t be disappointed. I can’t wait to come back and try more of their...

If you’re looking for a place in Tokyo that caters to both halal and vegan diets, Halal and Vegan Ramen Dattebayo is an absolute gem! I recently had the pleasure of dining here, and it was a truly memorable experience. First, the atmosphere: the cozy, minimalist interior immediately set a welcoming and relaxed tone. The staff were friendly and attentive, clearly knowledgeable about dietary restrictions, which made ordering a breeze. Now, the ramen! I opted for their signature spicy chicken ramen, and the flavors were incredible. The broth was rich and savory, with just the right balance of spices. The noodles were perfectly cooked—springy with just the right amount of bite—and the variety of fresh, colorful toppings elevated the dish. Overall, Halal and Vegan Ramen Dattebayo is a must-visit spot for anyone seeking delicious, inclusive, and authentic Japanese ramen. I’ll definitely be coming back next time...

If you're Muslim and looking for halal - I think it's okay. I've come here to eat vegan ramen, and it was really 5/10. Don't listen to people praising vegan ramen here, it's mid at best, I've eaten like 50+ in my life so far and it's last on my list, not bad, not good. Satiating, but I won't be coming back. Heavily overpriced. Since 1-star Michelin ramen is for 2200, vegan ramen shouldn't cost 1600.

The atmosphere and staff is really, really nice, although we couldn't pay by Google Pay.

Recommended only if you have...