Where Can You Eat Halal in Tokyo? 29 Places to Eat and 10 Places to Pray by Area (Status from Official Pages, 2026)
Checked 2026-09-28 · Updated 2026-10-27
We checked every place below on 28 September 2026 on an official page — the restaurant's, the airport's, the mall's, the mosque's or the certifier's — and each has a "source" link. Statuses are written in the source's own words; we don't upgrade them. Halal status can change: confirm at the restaurant before eating. The ramen shops (Honolu, SHINJUKU-TEI, GYUMON, Shunpudou) were rechecked on 27 October 2026; the summary is in section 2F.
Short answer. If you stay in Asakusa or Ueno (family hotels there), halal food is closest: 9 places in the Asakusa–Ueno area, including wagyu yakiniku with a prayer room. But read the status: only one place on our list names a certifying body (Shoutaian Kanda, on NAHA's list); most say "certified" without naming one. Two things many families don't know: Tokyo Disney has no halal food inside the parks or at any Disney hotel (official FAQ), and Narita T1 and T2 have restaurants whose kitchens are halal certified, before security.
0. By area: one pick first
| If you're in… | Pick | Status (as the official page says) | Prayer nearby |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asakusa (family hotels) | Ninja Yakiniku Asakusa (A5 wagyu) | "100% halal certified restaurant" (body not named) | Prayer room in the restaurant; Masjid Dar-Al-Arqam, Higashi-Asakusa |
| Ueno / Okachimachi | SHINJUKU-TEI Ueno Park (wagyu ramen) | "100% Halal Food", halal-certified ingredients, no pork or alcohol | Prayer room in the restaurant; Masjid As-Salaam, Okachimachi |
| Tokyo Station / Ginza / Akihabara | Nikunotakumi Shoutaian Kanda (wagyu yakiniku) | On the halal list of NAHA (Nippon Asia Halal Association) | — |
| Shinjuku | SHINJUKU-TEI Shinjuku | "100% Halal Food" | Prayer room in the restaurant |
| Shibuya | GYUMON Yakiniku Shibuya | The group says all ingredients, seasonings and cooking methods are "fully Halal certified" (body not named) | Tokyo Camii (Yoyogi-Uehara) |
| Odaiba | Shinshu Soba Sojibo, DiverCity 6F | ハラール認定店 (halal-certified shop) per the mall operator | DECKS Tokyo Beach prayer room, Seaside Mall 5F |
| Narita (arrival/departure) | Kineya Mugimaru (udon, T1 5F) | "This restaurant's kitchen is halal certified" (airport page) | Prayer rooms in T1, T2, T3 (before and after security) |
| Tokyo Disney | None | Official FAQ: no restaurants or menus for specific religions; Disney hotels don't serve halal meals | No prayer room on the official site |
4-person rooms in Asakusa/Oshiage RM556–646 a night (20–24 Nov 2026, checked 11 Sept; the maths). Check your dates: Tokyo hotels for 2 adults + 2 kids on Trip.com (filter "free cancellation").
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1. Four kinds of status: read these first
| Status | What it means | Examples in Tokyo |
|---|---|---|
| A · Certifying body named | The official source names the body (here: NAHA's list) | Shoutaian Kanda; for products only: Honolu's soup and noodles (JIT) |
| B · Says certified, body not named | The restaurant's, airport's or mall's page says "halal certified" without naming the body | Ninja Yakiniku, SHINJUKU-TEI, GYUMON, Honolu, PANGA, Narita restaurants |
| C · Halal ingredients / no pork or alcohol | "100% Halal Food", "halal-certified ingredients", without claiming the restaurant itself is certified | Shunpudou |
| D · Muslim-friendly menu / tag only | "Halal menu available", "Halal compatible"; some serve alcohol | Honolu Haneda, Mrs Istanbul (Haneda) |
| O · Cooks or staff mentioned | Added to another code: the official page says something about the owner, the cooks or the staff | SHINJUKU-TEI (Muslim staff), GYUMON (Muslim chefs and staff) |
Japan has no JAKIM, and 7-Eleven, FamilyMart and Lawson hold no halal certification. Ask at the counter: "Halal certified? Which organisation? Alcohol?"
2. The list by area
A. Asakusa · Ueno · Okachimachi (where the family hotels are)
| Restaurant | Food | Status (official page) | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ninja Yakiniku Asakusa | A5 wagyu yakiniku | B · "100% halal certified restaurant" | 7F The Room Asakusa, 1-16-11 Asakusa. Daily 11:00–23:00. Dedicated prayer room, kid-friendly seating, strollers OK | Official FAQ |
| GYUMON Asakusa Kaminarimon / GYUMON Asakusa / GYUMON Ueno | Wagyu ramen and gyukatsu | B + O · GYUMON group: "All our ingredients, seasonings, and cooking methods are fully Halal certified" (body not named) | 1-18-11 Asakusa (3F, 2 min from Asakusa Station) · 6-12-5 Asakusa (1F, 8 min from Asakusa Station) · 2-18-1 Higashi-Ueno (2F, 3 min from Ueno Station). 12:00–22:00, non-smoking. Group: "Japanese and Muslim chefs and staff" | Kaminarimon · Asakusa · Ueno · group |
| Shunpudou | Wagyu ramen and gyukatsu | C · "We only use Halal-certified ingredients … or alcohol" (body not named) | 3F, 2-6-11 Asakusa. 11:00–22:00, no closing day. Vegan ramen too. The menu lists "halal soy sauce" and "halal chicken chashu". Prices not confirmed (no prices on the official menu) | Official site · Menu |
| Honolu Wagyu Udon & Ramen Asakusa | Wagyu udon and ramen | B · operator: all Honolu shops halal certified since 2020 (body not named). JIT (Japan Islamic Trust) certifies Honolu's soup and noodles as products, not the shops; valid until 12 Nov 2027 | 3-18-9 Asakusa. 11:30–21:00 (last order 20:30) | Operator · JIT certificate |
| SHINJUKU-TEI Asakusa | Wagyu ramen | B + O · "halal-certified ingredients, with no pork or alcohol"; chain: "recognized Halal certification standards" (body not named), Muslim staff | 2F YS Building, 1-10-2 Asakusa. 12:00–21:00 (may close early if sold out). Prayer room ("Prayer Room Available"). Checked 27 Oct 2026 | Official site |
| SHINJUKU-TEI Ueno Park | Wagyu ramen | B + O · "100% Halal Food", halal-certified ingredients, no pork or alcohol; chain: "recognized Halal certification standards" (body not named), Muslim staff | 3-45-10 Yushima (Ikenohata). 12:00–21:00 (may close early if sold out). Prayer room | Official site |
| Halal Wagyu Yakiniku PANGA (Shin-Okachimachi) | Wagyu yakiniku | B · ハラール認証を取得しました (obtained halal certification) | 3-27-9 Taito. Mon–Sat lunch and dinner. An older notice on the site mentions alcohol: ask first | Official site |
B. Tokyo Station · Ginza · Akihabara
| Restaurant | Food | Status (official page) | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nikunotakumi Shoutaian Kanda | Halal wagyu yakiniku | A · on the halal list of NAHA (Nippon Asia Halal Association) | 8F GEMS Shinnihonbashi, 1-9-19 Kajicho, between Tokyo Station and Akihabara. Weekday lunch, dinner daily; 40 seats | NAHA list |
| GYUMON Ginza | Wagyu and vegan ramen, gyukatsu | B + O · GYUMON group (as above) | B1F, 6-12-1 Ginza, 5 min from Ginza Station. 12:00–22:00, 51 seats | Official site |
| SHINJUKU-TEI "Ginza" (actually Uchisaiwaicho) and SHINJUKU-TEI Shimbashi | Wagyu ramen; yakiniku, steak, gyukatsu | B + O · "100% Halal Food"; Shimbashi: "No pork, no alcohol"; chain as above | 1-6-6 Uchisaiwaicho (near Hibiya/Shimbashi) · 3-18-7 Shinbashi. Prayer rooms | Uchisaiwaicho · Shimbashi |
| Honolu Grande Akihabara | Ramen and udon | B · Honolu operator (as above; soup and noodles product-certified by JIT) | 1F and B1F, 3-5-1 Iwamotocho. 11:30–21:30 | Operator |
Inside Tokyo Station and Marunouchi themselves, we found no restaurant with a halal statement on an official page.
C. Shinjuku
| Restaurant | Food | Status | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SHINJUKU-TEI Shinjuku (flagship) | Wagyu ramen | B + O · "100% Halal Food"; chain as above | B103 Eclair Shinjuku, 3-11-6 Shinjuku. 12:00–21:00. Prayer room; book ahead | Official site |
| GYUMON Shinjuku East Exit | Wagyu and vegan ramen | B + O · GYUMON group | 9F, 3-34-11 Shinjuku, 3 min from Shinjuku Station. 12:00–23:30, small (16 seats) | Official site |
| Menya Honolu Shinjuku-gyoemmae | Noodles | B · Honolu operator (soup and noodles product-certified by JIT) | B1F, 1-31-3 Shinjuku, near Shinjuku Gyoen garden. 11:30–14:30 and 17:00–21:00 | Operator |
D. Shibuya · Harajuku · Ebisu
| Restaurant | Food | Status | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GYUMON Yakiniku Shibuya / GYUMON Shibuya Scramble / GYUMON "Harajuku" (Jinnan) | Wagyu yakiniku; ramen and gyukatsu | B + O · GYUMON group | 3-14-5 Shibuya · 24-6 Udagawacho (5F, 1 min from Shibuya Station; 12:00–23:00) · 1-20-8 Jinnan (10F, closer to Shibuya than Harajuku) | Yakiniku · Scramble · Jinnan |
| SHINJUKU-TEI Shibuya | Wagyu ramen | B + O · "100% Halal Food"; chain as above | B1F, 1-17-2 Jinnan. Prayer room | Official site |
| Menya Honolu Ebisu | Noodles | B · Honolu operator (soup and noodles product-certified by JIT) | 1-23-1 Ebisu-minami, one stop from Shibuya. 11:30–15:00 and 17:00–21:30 | Operator |
Right outside Harajuku Station itself, we found no place with a halal statement on an official page.
E. Odaiba
| Place | What | Status | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shinshu Soba Sojibo, DiverCity Tokyo Plaza | Soba | B · ハラール認定店 (halal-certified shop) | 6F DiverCity. Kids' menu (zaru soba, orange juice, toy) | Mall page |
| DECKS Tokyo Beach | Prayer room | — | Seaside Mall 5F | DECKS |
F. Halal ramen: four chains (rechecked 27 Oct 2026)
We reopened the official pages of four ramen chains, and the certifier's page, on 27 October 2026. None of these four chains says on its official pages that its owner is Muslim. What they do state is a product certificate, Muslim staff or halal ingredients; the table shows which.
| Chain | What the official page says about halal | Staff / cooks | Prayer | Price | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Honolu (Asakusa, Akihabara, Shinjuku-gyoemmae, Ebisu, Haneda T3) | A (products) + B (shops) · JIT (Japan Islamic Trust) certifies the operator's (Asset Frontier) soup powder, soup ingredients and noodles: a product certificate, not a restaurant certificate. Ref. CIII-0151, status Active, valid until 12 Nov 2027. Operator: all shops certified since 2020 (no body named for the shops) | No statement | Not confirmed | Not confirmed (no prices on the official pages) | JIT certificate · Operator |
| SHINJUKU-TEI (Shinjuku, Asakusa, Ueno Park, Shibuya, Uchisaiwaicho, Shimbashi, Ikebukuro, Yotsuya) | B + O · "All dishes are 100% halal"; "operates under recognized Halal certification standards" (body not named) | "Muslim staff are also available at each location" | A wudu area and prayer space at every branch | Chicken Pai-tan Ramen [S] ¥1,500 + tax (¥1,650 ≈ RM43); Wagyu Ramen ¥4,500 + tax (¥4,950 ≈ RM129) | Halal Policy · Asakusa · Shinjuku |
| GYUMON (Asakusa Kaminarimon, Asakusa, Ueno, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ginza) | B + O · "All our ingredients, seasonings, and cooking methods are fully Halal certified"; "have received guidance from Halal certification authorities" (body not named) | "Japanese and Muslim chefs and staff" | Not confirmed | Not confirmed (menu shows no prices) | Group · Ueno · Shibuya |
| Shunpudou (Asakusa only) | C · "Halal-certified ingredients", no unsuitable animal-derived ingredients and no alcohol (body not named) | No statement | Not confirmed | Not confirmed (menu shows no prices) | Official site · Menu |
SHINJUKU-TEI lists prices "+tax"; dine-in tax is 10%. Rate: ¥100 = RM2.596 (ECB, 26 Oct 2026). I read the label; you decide.
The full map (paid): halal places to eat, prayer rooms and mosques in 19 prefectures of Japan (Tokyo to Hokkaido, Kyushu and Okinawa), each with an official source link, the date checked and a Google map — Japan Halal & Prayer Map, US$6.99.
3. Tokyo Disney: no halal food (official FAQ)
- Parks: "Currently, there are no restaurants or food menus that accommodate specific religions" (FAQ).
- All Disney hotels: "Halal meals are not served" (FAQ).
- Your own food can't be eaten inside the parks; eat it in the "Picnic Area" outside the gates (FAQ).
- Ingredients: ask a Cast Member on the day (FAQ).
So: halal breakfast and dinner in the city (Asakusa, Ueno), packed food for the Picnic Area. New ticket prices from 10 October: what a family of four pays.
4. Airports: eating and praying
| Airport | Eat (before security) | Pray | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Narita | T1 5F: Kineya Mugimaru, udon (halal-certified kitchen, 7:30–20:30). T2 4F: LA TOQUE, curry and pasta (halal-certified kitchen); Sojibou, soba (halal certified, kids' menu) | T1: 3F before, 2F after. T2: 1F before and after. T3: 2F before, 3F after | Prayer rooms · Kineya · LA TOQUE · Sojibou |
| Haneda | T3 4F Edo Koji: Kebab Stand (halal certification, takeaway only); Honolu Premier Air ("Halal/vegan menu available"). T2 3F: Mrs Istanbul ("Halal compatible", alcohol served) | T3 3F (2 rooms, before). T2 international 3F (2, before) and 2F (2, after). None in T1 | Prayer rooms · Kebab Stand · Honolu · Mrs Istanbul |
5. Praying in the city
- Tokyo Camii (1-19 Oyama-cho, Shibuya; 5 minutes from Yoyogi-Uehara Station): open daily 10:00–18:00. On Fridays, general visits only after 14:30 because of the midday congregational prayer. Women wear a headscarf in the prayer hall; scarves and abayas can be borrowed. The Tokyo Camii Halal Market is next door (10:00–19:00, closes briefly at prayer times) (visiting · market).
- Masjid Dar-Al-Arqam (1-9-12 Higashi-Asakusa): Friday khutbah 12:30, jamaat 12:45 (Islamic Circle of Japan).
- Masjid As-Salaam (4-6-7 Taito, between Ueno and Akihabara): five daily prayers; iqamah times on the site (As-Salaam Foundation).
- Otsuka Mosque (3-42-11 Minami-Otsuka): Japan Islamic Trust (official site).
- Restaurants with a prayer room: Ninja Yakiniku Asakusa and every SHINJUKU-TEI branch above (Halal Policy: a wudu area and prayer space at every branch; checked 27 Oct 2026).
6. Not listed (don't follow old lists)
- Naritaya (Asakusa): the official site doesn't open (blocked, 403) and there are reports it has closed; other sources disagree on the certifying body. Could not be confirmed on an official page (27 Oct 2026).
- Nataraj Harajuku Omotesando: the official site says "closed".
- SEKAI CAFE Asakusa: official site 404.
- Kuta Bali Cafe Harajuku: no halal statement on the official site, and an alcohol menu.
- Tokyo Station prayer room: JR East's page wouldn't open and sources give different hours (10:00–17:00 or 8:30–19:00). Ask at the JR counter.
- Prayer rooms at Tokyo Skytree / Solamachi, Shibuya Scramble Square, Hikarie, DiverCity: not on their official facility lists.
- PANGA Asakusa: no dated information or address on an official page; not included yet.
- Ayam-YA (Shin-Okachimachi): no official site found, and other sources name different certifying bodies. Could not be confirmed on an official page (27 Oct 2026).
- Halal Ramen Ouka (Shinjuku-gyoemmae), Kaenzan Lanzhou Ramen (Ikebukuro), Honolu Premier Yoyogi-koen: could not be confirmed on an official page (27 Oct 2026). Other sources report Ouka closed, and it has no official site. Kaenzan has no official site. The Yoyogi-koen branch was announced as opening on 8 Aug 2025, but it is not on the operator's current shop list.
I update this list when an official page changes or a place closes.
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Sources
Every "source" link in the tables above, checked 28 September 2026; ramen shops rechecked 27 October 2026. Also:
- Tokyo Disney Resort FAQ: https://faq-en.tokyodisneyresort.jp/answer/680ba044d7820362f46c7bb6/ · https://faq-en.tokyodisneyresort.jp/answer/680ba04c01fdf7431bafb580/ · https://faq-en.tokyodisneyresort.jp/answer/680ba03d71b483fd12254f4d/ · https://faq-en.tokyodisneyresort.jp/answer/680ba05301fdf7431bafb728/
- NAHA (Nippon Asia Halal Association), halal product list: http://web.nipponasia-halal.org/archives/category/products
- Tokyo hotels for families, real prices 20–24 November 2026 (our article): https://tanyajepun.com/tokyo-hotels-for-families-real-prices/
- Ramen, checked 27 October 2026:
- SHINJUKU-TEI: https://www.halal-shinjukutei.com/ · https://www.halal-shinjukutei.com/halal-policy · https://www.halal-shinjukutei.com/shinjuku-store · https://www.halal-shinjukutei.com/asakusa-store · https://www.halal-shinjukutei.com/ueno-park-store · https://www.halal-shinjukutei.com/shibuya-store
- GYUMON: https://gyumon-group.com/about/ · https://gyumon-group.com/shop/ramen-asakusa-kaminarimon/ · https://gyumon-group.com/shop/ramen-asakusa/ · https://gyumon-group.com/shop/ramen-ueno/ · https://gyumon-group.com/shop/ramen-shinjuku-chuohigashiguchi/ · https://gyumon-group.com/shop/ramen-shibuya-centergai/ · https://gyumon-group.com/shop/ramen-ginza/
- Honolu (operator Asset Frontier): https://assetfrontier.net/service/honolu/ · https://assetfrontier.net/
- JIT (Japan Islamic Trust), Asset Frontier certificate: https://halal.islam.or.jp/certifications/asset-frontier-co-ltd-2/ · JIT list page: https://halal.islam.or.jp/certification/decertified-companies/
- Shunpudou: https://www.shunpudou.com/ · https://www.shunpudou.com/menu
- Reference: the Japan Halal Association (JHA) list of certified companies has no restaurants: https://jhalal.com/halal-cert/halalco_list
- Yen–ringgit rate: ECB, 26 October 2026 (¥100 = RM2.596)
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