Top 5 halal restaurants in Tokyo

Halal food in Tokyo now goes well beyond kebabs: wagyu ramen, sukiyaki, tendon and burgers, with many places close to the main sightseeing areas. These five come from the 31 halal places on the Bismi map.

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Halal Wagyu Ramen Shinjuku-tei Shibuya, halal restaurant in Tokyo

1Halal Wagyu Ramen Shinjuku-tei Shibuya

Bismi VerifiedNo alcohol¥ 3,000-6,000 per person

Shinjuku-tei's Shibuya branch near Shibuya Crossing serving wagyu ramen, wagyu sushi and karaage, with a prayer room and wudu area. Halal certified by the Halal International Trust Organization (HITO) from 7 May 2026, valid for 2 years. No alcohol.

DIX Jinnan Building B1F, 1-17-2 Jinnan, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0041, Japan

Grill Hunter Shimbashi, halal restaurant in Tokyo

2Grill Hunter Shimbashi

No alcohol¥ 1,500-3,000 per person

Small counter close to Shimbashi Station where the kitchen makes one dish: a hand-formed beef hamburg steak on an iron plate, ¥1,500-2,800 depending on size. The restaurant states that its beef is 100% halal, though no certifying body is named. No alcohol.

Ishida Building 1F, 2-8-16 Shimbashi, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0004, Japan

Ueno Ramen Halal, halal restaurant in Tokyo

3Ueno Ramen Halal

Bismi VerifiedHalal certified: Japan Halal FoundationNo alcohol¥ 0-1,500 per person

Small ramen spot close to Okachimachi Station serving chicken-broth bowls, with chashu ramen at about ¥950. Only halal ingredients are used, and the Japan Halal Foundation has given it three stars. No alcohol.

Taito Mansion 1F (Unit 102), 4-5-5 Taito, Taito City, Tokyo 110-0016, Japan

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Sankyu Halal Ramen Japanese Food Asakusa, halal restaurant in Tokyo

4Sankyu Halal Ramen Japanese Food Asakusa

Bismi VerifiedHalal certified: Japan Halal FoundationNo alcohol¥ 1,500-3,000 per person

Ramen restaurant near Tsukuba Express Asakusa Station, serving a clear beef-bone soy broth topped with beef, chicken or both, plus gyoza and karaage. Bowls cost about ¥1,350-1,950, and it is listed with three stars on the Japan Halal Foundation register and has a prayer room. No alcohol.

Takahashi Building 1F, 2-25-7 Nishiasakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0035, Japan

Ayam-YA Shin-Okachimachi, halal restaurant in Tokyo

5Ayam-YA Shin-Okachimachi

Bismi VerifiedHalal certified: Japan Halal FoundationNo alcohol¥ 0-1,500 per person

Ramen restaurant a few minutes' walk from Shin-Okachimachi Station, with a chicken-based broth and crisp karaage as the natural side order. The whole menu is halal certified by the Japan Halal Foundation, and a bowl of spicy chicken soba costs ¥1,280 before tax. No alcohol.

Shato Motoasakusa 1F, 3-10-3 Motoasakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0041, Japan

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Asakusa Umegen Japanese (wagashi)Bismi VerifiedHalal certified: Japan Halal FoundationNo alcohol¥ 0-1,500 per person

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Halal food in Tokyo: common questions

What are the top halal restaurants in Tokyo?

Bismi's top 5 halal restaurants in Tokyo are Halal Wagyu Ramen Shinjuku-tei Shibuya, Grill Hunter Shimbashi, Ueno Ramen Halal, Sankyu Halal Ramen Japanese Food Asakusa and Ayam-YA Shin-Okachimachi.

Do these halal restaurants in Tokyo serve alcohol?

No. Bismi's listing shows that none of these five restaurants serves alcohol.

How many halal places does Bismi list in Tokyo?

Bismi lists 31 halal places in Tokyo, 13 of them certified by a named halal body. Every place was researched by the Bismi team before it was listed: halal food, no pork and no alcohol on the menu.