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AFURI Nakameguro: finding the vegan menu at Nakameguro Arena

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

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

Find the right branch

The official location is Nakameguro Arena's first floor at 1-23-1 Kamimeguro, Meguro Ward. Keep the building name in your saved directions so the meal plan is tied to a particular branch. Before choosing toppings, identify the vegan ramen on the current menu; a vegetable-looking topping does not change the ingredients in a standard soup base.

Officially listed address: 東京都目黒区上目黒1-23-1 中目黒アリーナ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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