Halal course restuarant- does this exist?

Question

I'm hosting a small welcome dinner in a few weeks and one of the participants is Muslim and only eats halal. I would like to give them a similar dinner experience to the people who have joined in previous months by having a fully paid-for course, but hotpepper doesn't have a halal selection.

Looking for restaurants in Ikebukuro, but can move into Shinjuku or Shibuya as well.

elselotte · Answer

halal course dinners are pretty rare in tokyo tbh. if you want a proper multi-course experience, check out halal wagyu yakiniku panga in shinjuku. they do a course menu with japanese wagyu that's certified halal, about 5000-8000 yen per person depending on the set. it's a bit west of shinjuku station near nishi-shinjuku, not the most central but the food is solid.

another option is aladdin in shibuya. they do a full course but it's more indo-pakistani style than japanese. the vibe is different from a typical japanese course dinner but the portions are generous and they take groups.

if you want something more japanese feeling, halal ramen kyu in ikebukuro does not do courses but you could coordinate with them for a private event maybe. they're near the east exit and the owner is super accommodating with dietary needs.

renildelueth · Answer

honestly for a group dinner with a course menu your best bet is probably booking through a halal-friendly platform like gurunavi's halal filter rather than hotpepper. i've used it before and it pulls up places that don't always show on hotpepper.

one spot that comes to mind is halal dining 99 in shinjuku, they do a japanese-style course with things like tempura and sashimi made from halal ingredients. it's near shinjuku gyoen, about 7000 yen for the full course. the space is a bit small but they handle groups of 6-8 well.

if you're open to a less traditional course experience, there's also a place called turkish kitchen in ikebukuro that does set menus, not japanese but the owner sources everything halal and the portions are huge. it's on the west side near the sunshine city area.

ellabartels · Answer

Yakiniku Yazawa in Shinjuku has a halal certified course, I've seen it on their English menu. It's a bit more upscale, around 6000-8000 per person, but the atmosphere feels like a proper Japanese yakiniku spot. They're near the south exit, a short walk from the bus terminal.

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