My son loves a good ramen and halal options can be limiting. We were so pleased to have seen a post on Instagram and couldn’t wait to try it. Unfortunately, they didn’t have the Wagyu available. So we tried the large street bowl, ramen and boa. And the boy even ordered a bowl to take home. Only real downfall is there isn’t enough seating. But not being local I’d still be happy to wait, as service is fast and you wouldn’t be waiting long. We will definitely be returning soon

Had an absolute blast filming at Harajuku 📹🇯🇵 Bolton’s first Japanese ramen and grill spot that has absolutely nailed it! 🍜 The Beef Ramen was a serious game-changer, with melt-in-your-mouth meat cooked on a traditional Konro grill and paired with a broth that packed a punch with every slurp. 🥩🍲 The Enoki Mushroom Bao Buns deserve a high-five for their unique twist – those little pockets of joy packed an explosion of flavor. 🍄🍞 And the Large Mixed Meat Street Bowl? Let’s just say our taste buds had a party. 🍖🍚 A massive shoutout to the staff – they’re like culinary ninjas! 🥋 Their service was so on point that I half expected them to challenge us to a chopstick duel. 🥢 The vibe at Harajuku? More than a restaurant, it’s a sensory adventure with Japanese flavors at the wheel. 🇯🇵 We are already planning my next trip. Harajuku, you’ve got a repeat customer in us! 🍽️🎉 Big thanks to Ash & Andy for giving us some behind the scenes access. 🎬 💵 Bill Cost: £36.40 well worth the money.

We tried ramen here for the first time, and it was delicious! We had the spicy beef ramen in spicy broth and takoyaki. The portion size was good for a quick meal and the flavours were great. I'll be sure to come back and try their other items on the menu! Their menu is also fully halal!

We really enjoyed trying out a new cuisine! We were quite surprised when we heard of a Japanese restaurant opening in Bolton and were so eager to try it and it really did not disappoint. The staff was very helpful in explaining what some items on the menu were and he was patient in waiting for us to decide our order. We didn't sit inside so can't really comment on that since we got takeout, but they were actually quite quick in preparing the food. The food itself was amazing, especially since I was unsure of my combo choice for the street bowl since it was my first time trying it, but it was definitely delicious. Defo going to be coming back soon and trying all the different options! 100% recommend.

Absolute must try this place for halal Japanese cuisine. Thoroughly enjoyed beef ramen, chicken ramen, beef bao buns & takoyaki was different but really exquisite. The food is value for money and the service was impeccable.

We ordered a a Street bowl with four toppings and karaage chicken ramen. Both were on point 👌 Food was good quality and huge portions.

Having seen the great reviews, we popped in at lunch time. It was quiet (that lull after the students have been in) and our order was taken by friendly staff. It arrived well presented, hot with the perfect balance of taste and sauces. The edamame beans were delicious. We will be ordering from here again.

We had the Street bowls and the Karaage Chicken ramen bowl and wow. We were not disappointed, the street bowls were bursting with flavour, the chicken ramen bowl was nice too but if you’re a slave to your taste buds, would highly recommend making your own street bowl, it was 10/10. Really authentic environment too with the decor, cutlery and serving dishes too. Also try the peach tea drink, that was 😍😍😍, better than Lipton Peach Ice Tea in my opinion.

Fantastic food (all halal), really well priced, and super friendly and helpful staff. Will be returning, no doubt about it!

This was the first time experiencing Japanese food in the north of England. The food was absolutely fantastic. One of best meals I have had outside in a while where I and my 2 family members thought the food was value for money and great tasting. The chefs were from Japan or of Japanese heritage. This makes a difference to the flavours and potentially how authentic it is.( I have not been to Japan or eaten halal Japanese food else’s where to make a comparison on how authentic. ) We had the vegetable gyozo. The dumpling appeared as it was made in house( I cannot confirm this) the right balance between the dumpling pastry and filling. A delicate flavour with a sauce, which appeared to be seasoned in house. The beef bao buns were just fantastic. 3 in a portion. These are made on the hibachi grill. This gives a smoky BBQ chariness and the meat is cooked and very tender. The flavour profile was on point. The bao bun was soft but not soggy and moist. It held its structure and complemented the ratio of meat and pickle served. The only other place I have had bao buns that I could recommend is Corna in Bradford . My favourite was the prawn ramen noodles. We went for the spicy option. The tempura batter was light and crispy. The prawns were cooked to perfection . The stock/soup had layers of flavour and certainly had a kick. The noodles were as you would expect. The pickled pink ginger and garnish all enhanced the flavours. We shared this between the three of us Our final dish was the rice bowl(large) and we ordered two chicken and two prawn. This was also spicy. (Spicy yaki) The prawns were cooked on the habachi. They had a nice heat and again cooked to perfection. The chicken was fried and lovely and moist on the inside. the coating had a distinct taste. I would order that chicken and prawn again.the sticky rice was cooked as expected. I prefer ramen so would order my own ramen next time and the same starters and would share the rice bowl. Would I go back. Absolutely . I have not been paid for this review . oh and the egg you get in both the rice bowl and ramen was an egg like I have never had before. It had a taste of soya sauce but just amazing. There was a fight for the egg