Halal restaurants in Shinjuku, Tokyo
Greater Shinjuku — including Kabukicho, the Takashimaya Times Square area, and Nishi-Shinjuku's skyscraper district — offers scattered but reliable halal dining. Muslim-friendly options range from certified ramen and curry shops to hotel restaurants serving international cuisine. Check each listing for certification level.
- Verified listings
- 4
- Certified (A)
- 1
- Verified (B)
- 3
All halal options in Shinjuku
| Name | Tier | Cuisine | Price | Prayer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Halal Wagyu Ramen Shinjuku-tei (Shinjuku) | Certified | Ramen, Wagyu, Japanese | ¥4,000–6,000 | ✓ |
| Bosphorus Hasan | Verified halal | Turkish, Middle Eastern | ¥2,000–3,000 | — |
| Indian Restaurant KHANA | Verified halal | Indian, Pakistani | ¥1,000–2,000 | — |
| Monggo Moro | Verified halal | Indonesian, Javanese | ¥800–1,500 | ✓ |
Detailed listings
Halal Wagyu Ramen Shinjuku-tei (Shinjuku)
Shinjuku · Ramen, Wagyu, Japanese
Flagship of the Shinjuku-tei chain — A5 wagyu ramen, prayer room on-site, no pork or alcohol.
Bosphorus Hasan
Shinjuku · Turkish, Middle Eastern
Long-running halal Turkish restaurant by chef Hasan Unal; no alcohol. Vegetarian options.
Indian Restaurant KHANA
Shinjuku · Indian, Pakistani
Muslim-owned North Indian; halal-trained staff, separate halal cookware/storage. Delivery + takeout.
Monggo Moro
Shinjuku · Indonesian, Javanese
Javanese warteg-style comfort food — nasi campur, rendang, bebek panggang; prayer room on 2F. No alcohol.
Frequently asked questions about halal food in Shinjuku
- Where can I eat halal food in Shinjuku?
- Halal options in Shinjuku are spread across the east and west exits. Our Shinjuku listings include certified and verified venues, with addresses and station proximity.