Halal restaurants in Shin-Okubo, Tokyo
Shin-Okubo is Tokyo's most halal-dense neighbourhood, anchored by the Korean and Southeast-Asian corridor along Okubo-dori. Muslim travellers will find Pakistani biryani, Malaysian curry, Indonesian street food, Turkish kebab and more within a short walk of Shin-Okubo station — more certified options here than anywhere else in the city.
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All halal options in Shin-Okubo
| Name | Tier | Cuisine | Price | Prayer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saray (Okubo Station Square) | Verified halal | Turkish, Kebab | ¥1,500–2,500 | — |
| Salsina Halal Foods | Verified halal | Bangladeshi, Curry | ¥1,000–2,000 | — |
| Sabiha Halal Restaurant | Verified halal | Bangladeshi, Biryani | ¥1,000–2,000 | — |
| MB Halal Wagyu Ramen | Verified halal | Ramen, Indonesian | ¥1,000–3,000 | ✓ |
| Solti Halal Khaja | Verified halal | Nepali, Momo | ¥1,000–2,000 | — |
| Siddique National Mart | Verified halal | Pakistani, Grocery | ¥500–1,500 | — |
| Bintang Bali | Verified halal | Indonesian | ¥1,000–2,000 | — |
| Shinjuku Halal Food | Verified halal | Pakistani, Grocery | Under ¥1,000 | ✓ |
| Xiao Wei Yang Salam Halal (Hot Pot) | Verified halal | Chinese, Hot Pot | ¥1,000–4,000 | — |
| Xiao Wei Yang Salam Halal (Shin-Okubo) | Verified halal | Hotpot, Mongolian, Chinese Muslim | ¥2,000–5,000 | — |
| Sarsina Halal Foods | Verified halal | Bangladeshi, Bengali | ¥1,500–2,500 | — |
Detailed listings
Saray (Okubo Station Square)
Shin-Okubo · Turkish, Kebab
Hugely popular Turkish kebab chain by Okubo Station; doner, falafel, hummus wraps. Late hours; takeaway + Uber Eats.
Salsina Halal Foods
Shin-Okubo · Bangladeshi, Curry
Bangladeshi home-cooking with a daily-changing menu; no alcohol. A low-key Islam Yokocho gem.
Sabiha Halal Restaurant
Shin-Okubo · Bangladeshi, Biryani
Bangladeshi halal — biryani and curry specialists; fully halal kitchen, no alcohol.
MB Halal Wagyu Ramen
Shin-Okubo · Ramen, Indonesian
Wagyu ramen + Indonesian classics (nasi goreng, rendang); all chefs Muslim, prayer room on-site. No alcohol.
Solti Halal Khaja
Shin-Okubo · Nepali, Momo
Nepali momos, sukuti, dal bhat on Islam Yokocho, above a Nepali grocery. Halal signage; no alcohol.
Siddique National Mart
Shin-Okubo · Pakistani, Grocery
One of Japan's largest halal supermarkets + 100% halal ready-to-eat (pani puri, kebab sandwiches, mithai). No alcohol.
Bintang Bali
Shin-Okubo · Indonesian
Established Indonesian halal spot — nasi ayam, mie tom yam, curry rice. No alcohol.
Shinjuku Halal Food
Shin-Okubo · Pakistani, Grocery
Halal grocery + dine-in on Islam Yokocho with prayer space; good for stocking up on halal ingredients. Delivery available.
Xiao Wei Yang Salam Halal (Hot Pot)
Shin-Okubo · Chinese, Hot Pot
Mongolian medicinal hot pot with halal wagyu, lamb and chicken — a rare halal Japanese-beef hotpot. No alcohol.
Xiao Wei Yang Salam Halal (Shin-Okubo)
Shin-Okubo · Hotpot, Mongolian, Chinese Muslim
Mongolian medicinal hotpot with halal wagyu, lamb, chicken in rich broth. Rare halal hotpot in the Shin-Okubo area.
Sarsina Halal Foods
Shin-Okubo · Bangladeshi, Bengali
Authentic Bangladeshi cuisine — Kachchi Biryani, Dum Biryani, bone-in curries; weekend specials with chai. Halal certified.
Frequently asked questions about halal food in Shin-Okubo
- Is Shin-Okubo in Tokyo safe for Muslim travellers eating out?
- Yes — Shin-Okubo has the highest concentration of halal and Muslim-friendly restaurants in Tokyo. Several carry named halal certifications (JIT, NAHA, Islamic Center Japan). Always confirm the current status with the venue on arrival.
- Can I find halal certified (A-tier) food in Shin-Okubo?
- Yes, multiple restaurants in Shin-Okubo hold formal halal certification from bodies such as the Japan Islamic Trust (JIT) or the NPO Japan Asia Halal Association. Look for the A_certified badge in our listings.
- How far is Shin-Okubo from Shinjuku?
- Shin-Okubo station is one stop from Shinjuku on the JR Yamanote Line — about 2 minutes by train or 15 minutes on foot.