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Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station (Keikyu)

Halal-Certified Japanese Restaurant

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HALAL/VEGAN Honolu Premier Air Haneda (帆のる ぷれみあ) is the new Haneda Airport branch of the halal-friendly ramen chain "Honolu" (帆のる), opened on November 10, 2025, in the "Edo Koji" (江戸小路) area on the 4th floor of Haneda Airport Terminal 3. Honolu started in Ebisu (恵比寿) in 2015 and earned halal certification in 2020, becoming one of Japan's largest halal-friendly restaurant brands. At this branch, in addition to ramen, the menu features halal-friendly wagyu (和牛) dishes, halal curry, and vegan dishes such as vegan katsu curry and a vegan kid's meal. It offers a new "halal x vegan x Japanese food" experience at the airport.

— From Haneda: halal x vegan x Japanese food

The signature items cover several lines. For halal ramen, the standards are the spicy karaage ramen (スパイシー唐揚げラーメン), topped with spicy fried chicken, and the wagyu ramen (和牛ラーメン), using halal-certified wagyu (和牛). There are also halal wagyu dishes such as the halal wagyu katsu curry (ハラル和牛カツカレー). The shop also offers fully plant-based dishes, such as vegan katsu curry (ヴィーガンカツカレー) and a vegan kid's meal (ヴィーガンお子様ランチ), making it a rare place that serves both halal and vegan menus. Located in the "Edo Koji" (江戸小路) area on the 4th floor of Haneda Airport Terminal 3, where international travelers pass through, it brings a "Japanese ramen and washoku experience" to both Muslim and vegan visitors to Japan. "Honolu" (帆のる) opened in Ebisu (恵比寿) in 2015 and earned halal certification in 2020, becoming one of Japan's leading halal-friendly restaurant brands.

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2026.02.19

“Halal Ramen at Haneda Airport”

Honolu Premier (Halal) at Haneda Airport offers one of the most convenient and satisfying halal ramen options in Tokyo, especially for travelers. The restaurant is spacious, clean, and modern, with a calm atmosphere that feels very different from typical crowded ramen shops. I ordered the Spicy Fried Chicken Ramen, and the broth was rich, oily, and flavorful with a nice kick of spice, not overwhelmingly spicy, but enough to warm you up. The karaage was crispy on the outside yet juicy inside, and the toppings like negi and kikurage matched the soup well. Portion size is generous, the price is (¥2,490). They also offer halal curry, udon, wagyu dishes, and even halal sweets, plus the halal certification is clearly displayed. Overall, it’s a great halal-friendly spot if you want a filling, tasty meal before or after a flight, and the service is fast and easy even during busy hours.

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