As mentioned in the previous post, there is an institution called Malaysia Halal Corporation that issues Halal certificates to qualified restaurants in Japan. Their aim is to raise awareness of the Islamic community and halal food in Japan. Last time we introduced the restaurants in Shibuya that acquire their Local Halal certificate, and this time we are going to introduce more Halal restaurants in Tokyo. We are going to introduce you places where you can enjoy Japanese culture while enjoy Halal processed cuisine.

Sakura Project, Ikebukuro


http://www.sakupro.com/system.php?menu=1

Sakura Project is a Japanese style BBQ restaurant located in Ikebukuro. The aim of the restaurant is to deliver happiness and smile to everyone around the world through Japanese cuisine. They provide Japanese style BBQ and other food with halal so that everyone around the world can enjoy and share the food. They are welcoming Muslim visitors from all over the world. They offer some course menus that come with appetizer, BBQ, salad leaves to wrap the grilled meat, rice, miso soup, sashimi or sausage, desert and one drink. Or you can order from their a la carte menu.

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Manhattan Fish Market


https://www.facebook.com/mfmjpn/photos/a.415753068574582.1073741828.415747558575133/415753215241234/?type=3&theater

Manhattan Fish Market is a franchised restaurant located around the world (mostly in Muslim countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia and Omar.) They currently have over 60 restaurants mainly in Asia. Thus, all menus are halal while no alcohol beverages will be served. In this restaurant, you can enjoy American style seafood cuisine such as Manhattan styled fish and chips and their popular menu for all time, Garlic Herb Mussels. Besides seafood, they have other appetizer menus available such as fried mushrooms and calamari.

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Manekineko, Yotsuya Sanchome


http://blog.his-travel.co.id/article/detail/hidangan-halal-sembari-karaoke

Located in Yotsuya Sanchome, Manekineko is the first and probably only halal certified karaoke place in Tokyo. You can enjoy Japan’s cultural experience like other young Japanese people do. The Manekineko also have non-halal menu and alcohol so you can bring your non-Muslim friends to accompany with. Karaoke place with halal certificate means that you can enjoy many Japanese izakaya style foods such as pickled eggplant and gyoza, Japanese dumpling. In addition, what makes this place different besides being the only karaoke place with halal certification is that they offer a prayer room so that you can enjoy your karaoke experience without worrying on leaving by the prayer times. 


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