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The Yotsuya neighborhood in Tokyo is a bustling area with excellent access from major tourist hubs like Tokyo Station, Shinjuku, Akihabara, and Ginza. It’s also where you’ll find an excellent halal-certified ramen spot: “Halal Ramen Shinjukutei Yotsuya.” WAGYU×CHICKEN RAMEN (WAGYU 2/CHICKEN 5) 2,600 JPY (tax included) Every ingredient used here is halal. Even without pork or alcohol, you can enjoy…
The Fuuki Seimenjo noodle company in Kumamoto, with a history of over 50 years, has been crafting over 30 varieties of noodles, including ramen and udon. While the company has continued its tradition of noodle-making since its establishment, it entered a new phase in its history when it opened a ramen shop in Kumamoto in 2021. Two years later, the…
As summer begins in Japan, kakigōri (shaved ice) appears on street corners and festival stalls, announcing the season’s arrival. Thinly shaved ice topped generously with colorful syrups, kakigori is a quintessential Japanese way to cool down. Once a summer festival staple, kakigori has grown into a dessert culture of its own, with specialty shops now dedicated entirely to it. While…