Halal restaurants in Tokyo.

Sushi restaurant listed in Tokyo's 2026 Muslim travel guide and by the Asakusa Tourism Federation for its halal menu. The operator also advertises wine, so the venue is not alcohol-free. Ask about the current halal menu, ingredients and preparation before ordering.

Public-source research accessed 2026-09-04. Not an on-site inspection or certification. Asakusa Sushiken — official website — Asakusa Sushiken (accessed 2026-09-04): https://www.asakusa-sushiken.com/ — Address, phone, opening hours and named JPY 3,000 lunch set. Website explicitly promotes wine; alcoholServed is true. Halal listing is independently corroborated by the 2026 tourism guide, not asserted to be alcohol-free. Sushiken — Asakusa Tourism Federation listing — Asakusa Tourism Federation (accessed 2026-09-04): https://e-asakusa.jp/en/spot/1687 — Local tourism federation describes a halal food menu. No current certificate validity date established. Tokyo Muslim Travelers' Guide 2026–2027 — Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau / GO TOKYO (accessed 2026-09-04): https://www.gotokyo.org/book/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/AO2_2603_muslim_low_EN.pdf — Publication month is March 2026; day is not stated. PDF downloaded and inspected with pdftotext. Printed pp. 12, 26, 30, 35 and 47 corroborate mosque, restaurant and hotel entries. Operator pages take precedence for changing hours. Listing is not proof of current certification.

Japanese curry restaurant in Asakusa offering cutlet and wagyu choices under an operator halal claim. Use the restaurant's current menu and confirm any dietary requirements directly; no independently reviewed certification badge is attached.

Public-source research accessed 2026-09-04. Not an on-site inspection or certification. Halal Japanese Curry Yoshi's Passion — Yoshi's Passion (accessed 2026-09-04): https://www.yoshispassioncurry.com/ — Operator halal claim, Asakusa address, phone and daily 12:00–22:00 hours. These hours supersede the earlier tourism guide's 11:00 opening.