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AFURI Harajuku: a vegan bowl with a Sendagaya address

A practical guide to AFURI Harajuku: the operator-listed location, dietary evidence and the details to confirm before you go.

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A practical guide to AFURI Harajuku: the operator-listed location, dietary evidence and the details to confirm before you go.

Find the right branch

AFURI lists its Harajuku restaurant at 3-63-1 Sendagaya, on the first floor of Grande Foresta. Use that address when comparing it with other restaurants carrying Harajuku in their name. Ask for the vegan bowl specifically, then confirm that any extra toppings or noodle changes remain compatible with your requirements. The regular ramen range is different.

Officially listed address: 東京都渋谷区千駄ヶ谷3-63-1 グランデフォレスタ1F

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What the food information supports

AFURI’s official menu lists Rainbow Vegan Ramen with vegetable broth and lotus-root wheat noodles made without egg. This is a specific dish within a broader ramen menu. The operator excludes Yokohama Joinus and ZUND-BAR from this item. Availability at your chosen branch still needs checking. A vegan option is not evidence of halal certification.

Before making it your only meal plan

Confirm the intended dish, current opening time and any extra requirements directly. Keep a backup if a particular menu is essential to your day. The advice here does not establish live availability or a reservation.

Sources and review date

Website information reviewed on 27 October 2026. This is desk research, not an on-site inspection. Menus and availability can change; confirm the exact dish and branch before ordering.

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