Mazulu (Mǎzilù Lanzhou Beef Noodles)

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As a Muslim, the one of the most enjoyable thing I ate in Tokyo was this handmade ramen. You can choose the cut of the noodle and it can be firmer or more well-cooked depending on its thickness. It is a complete price-performance product for its price. The meat pieces and dumplings that came with the set menus were also very delicious. I recommend it to those looking for a halal option.

Best halal chinese la mian beef noodle in Tokyo I had so far. All halal foods. Place is packed with chairs and tables. The noodles are made from scratch in back with acrobatics by the staff. Order and pay first. Menus are simple and price is less than 2000 yen. Love the light broth with a lot of cilantro? Taste heavy herbal taste on it. Meat in the dumplings are juice. Perfect for me

It was a particularly cold evening in Tokyo when we decided to give this joint a shot. The food we had really hit the spot. Their limited menu might not be for everyone - but I personally felt it hinted at a desire to specialise in a good bowl of lanzhou lamian. Note: You will have to order and pay before being seated.

I enjoyed my meal here, the portions were good and had a lot of flavour. To top things off, it was quite interesting seeing the chefs pull the noodles in the back whilst waiting for the food to come. Would visit again

accidently found this restaurant when I strolled around Jimbocho during lunch hour. It was crowded, but the queue moved fast. Delicious noodles and moist guoza. As a muslim, I really love finding halal restaurants not only in tourist areas.