Tokyo is a culinary paradise, offering something for everyone—including those seeking halal-friendly dining options. From rich, flavorful ramen to premium wagyu beef, discover some of the best halal-certified restaurants where you can enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine with peace of mind! Spicy halal chicken and ramen: Honolu Ebisu Looking for ramen that combines spice, halal authenticity, and fried chicken? “Halal ramen…

Yōshoku (Western-inspired Japanese cuisine) has evolved to a status where it can now be considered its own distinct genre of Japanese food. Asakusa is lined with famous yoshoku restaurants, and “Restaurant Omiya Asakusa,” which has been in business for over 40 years, is one of them. While every dish could be considered a signature menu item, the “Hamburger Steak Demi-Glace…

In Shinjuku, near Shinjuku-sanchome Station, Tokyo, lies a vibrant restaurant hub. Here, you’ll find “HALAL WAGYU RAMEN SHINJUKU-TEI TOKYO SHINJUKU,” a ramen spot popular with international visitors for its premium halal wagyu beef ramen. This restaurant prides itself on using halal-certified ingredients to create a truly satisfying bowl. WAGYU SPICY RED (3-PCS BEEF TOPPING) à la carte 4,500 JPY (tax…

The Yotsuya neighborhood in Tokyo is a bustling area with excellent access from major tourist hubs like Tokyo Station, Shinjuku, Akihabara, and Ginza. It’s also where you’ll find an excellent halal-certified ramen spot: “Halal Ramen Shinjukutei Yotsuya.” WAGYU×CHICKEN RAMEN (WAGYU 2/CHICKEN 5) 2,600 JPY (tax included) Every ingredient used here is halal. Even without pork or alcohol, you can enjoy…

Shibuya is known as a cultural hub at the forefront of Japan’s latest trends, attracting a diverse crowd, especially young people. Located in the basement of Shibuya PARCO, a trendsetting commercial facility, is the restaurant “IKUSHIKA.” This establishment is highly regarded for its dedication to showcasing the deliciousness of Japan’s staple food, white rice! “極上牛すき御膳,” Premium Sukiyaki Set 2,800 JPY…

Ginza is a Tokyo neighborhood where tradition blends seamlessly with cutting-edge trends. “Tempura Ginza Onodera Higashi Ginza” is a restaurant that embodies the sophistication of Ginza’s refined atmosphere through its cuisine. Luxurious tempura featuring Kuroge wagyū beef We’d like to take some time to introduce Tempura Ginza Onodera Higashi Ginza’s “Japanese Harmony Course,” which allows you to enjoy both tempura…

In Japan, nabe (traditional hot pot cuisine) is enjoyed typically during chilly winter months. However, at “Akutoridaikan Nabenoshin” in Shibuya, you can savor 12 varieties of nabe all year round, regardless of the season. “国産黒毛和牛のすき焼き,” Kuroge Wagyu Sukiyaki (minimum order for 2 people) 3,498 JPY per person (tax included) The most popular dish is their “Kuroge Wagyu Sukiyaki,” featuring Kuroge…

The Nakameguro area is known for its diverse range of stylish restaurants. Among them, “Beef Kitchen Nakameguro Honten” (referred to hereafter as “Beef Kitchen Nakameguro”) has been satisfying meat lovers for many years. This popular restaurant that deals in carefully selected Kuroge wagyū (Japanese black) beef has garnered particularly high ratings on gourmet websites. The spotlessly clean interior and attentive…

Wagyū (beef sourced from specific Japanese cattle breeds) is a must-try for any meat lover visiting Japan. Globally renowned for its melt-in-your-mouth texture, exquisite taste, and unique marbling, it can be enjoyed in many different ways, from grilled yakiniku cuisine to hotpot cooking. In this article, we will introduce some of the best wagyu restaurants Tokyo has to offer, and…

Kioichō in Tokyo was once home to famous feudal lords in the Edo period. This area, steeped in Edo history, is lined with renowned high-end Japanese restaurants that exude luxury. Among these restaurants in the area, one we would like to introduce is Kioichō Kichiza. The kaiseki (traditional Japanese multicourse meals), composed of seasonal ingredients, are crafted with meticulous care…

In Asakusa, Tokyo, a popular tourist destination visited by people from all around the world, the diversity of food options is expanding. One eatery accommodating the varying food needs of international visitors to Japan is “Tempura Asakusa SAKURA,” a tempura restaurant. The most popular item on the menu, a wagyū beef tempura rice bowl, uses halal-certified wagyu beef. The wagyu…

“Bouya Horumonkan Uenorokuchōme” (hereafter referred to as “Bouya Horumonkan”), a yakiniku restaurant in Ueno, is so popular that most seats are filled as soon as it opens for business. Nearly half the customers visiting the restaurant are international tourists. The reason for its popularity is the high-quality wagyū beef available at reasonable prices, explaining why it’s almost always fully booked!…

Hamburger steaks, sometimes also called hamburg steaks (and known as hambāgu in Japanese), have become one of Japan’s hottest dishes among international travelers. Tokyo boasts so many restaurants offering these succulent patties made from ground meat and delicious seasonings, it can be hard to decide on one! This article will serve as guide on five of the best restaurants to…

Among the many areas in Tokyo, Ginza is particularly known for its concentration of high-end fashion brand stores. In Ginza, even the dining establishments exude sophistication and refinement. “Yakiniku Inoue Ginza” (hereafter referred to as “Yakiniku Inoue”) is a yakiniku (Japanese grilled meat cuisine) restaurant with a modern and impressive interior design. The restaurant offers carefully selected Kuroge wagyū (a…

“NAGASAKI TORUKO RICE SHOKUDO” (hereafter referred to as “Nagasaki Toruko Rice Shokudo”) is a restaurant that prides itself on using ingredients from Nagasaki Prefecture. The restaurant’s signature dish is the Nagasaki-originated Turkish rice, which is also the namesake of the restaurant. “Toruko” is how “Turkey” or “Turkish” is referred to in Japanese. While it doesn’t have any particularly strong ties…