Halal restaurants in Ginza, Tokyo
Ginza's upscale dining scene includes several halal-conscious options — from certified Japanese-fusion restaurants to international hotel buffets accommodating Muslim guests. Choices are fewer than in Shinjuku or Ikebukuro, but all verified listings meet our evidence-based standard. Budget for premium pricing in this district.
- Verified listings
- 6
- Certified (A)
- 3
- Verified (B)
- 2
All halal options in Ginza
| Name | Tier | Cuisine | Price | Prayer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ginza The Emperor (Halal Kobe Beef) | Certified | Yakiniku, Wagyu, Kobe Beef | ¥15,000–20,000 | — |
| Halal Wagyu Ramen Shinjuku-tei (Ginza) | Certified | Ramen, Wagyu, Japanese | ¥1,500–6,000 | ✓ |
| Kitashinchi Yakiniku Satsuma (Ginza) | Verified halal | Yakiniku, Wagyu | ¥6,000–8,000 | — |
| Bangera's Kitchen Ginza | Halal options | South Indian, Mangalorean | ¥1,000–6,000 | — |
| Tendon Ginza Itsuki (Tokyu Plaza) | Certified | Tempura, Japanese | ¥1,200–2,200 | — |
| Godaime Wagyu Tokyo (Ginza) | Verified halal | Wagyu, Steak, Burgers | ¥3,000–4,000 | ✓ |
Detailed listings
Ginza The Emperor (Halal Kobe Beef)
Ginza · Yakiniku, Wagyu, Kobe Beef
Billed as the world's first full-course halal Kobe beef restaurant. High-end omakase-style; reservation essential.
Halal Wagyu Ramen Shinjuku-tei (Ginza)
Ginza · Ramen, Wagyu, Japanese
Opened March 2025; 100% halal A5 wagyu ramen with on-site prayer room. Multilingual menu.
Kitashinchi Yakiniku Satsuma (Ginza)
Ginza · Yakiniku, Wagyu
Halal wagyu yakiniku, no pork/lard. Supervised by Halal Japan Association but not formally certified; alcohol served.
Bangera's Kitchen Ginza
Ginza · South Indian, Mangalorean
Michelin Bib Gourmand South-Indian/Mangalorean; halal-only food with dedicated utensils, but alcohol is served. No certificate.
Tendon Ginza Itsuki (Tokyu Plaza)
Ginza · Tempura, Japanese
Halal tendon (tempura rice bowl) specialist in Tokyu Plaza Ginza; walk-in only. No pork or alcohol.
Godaime Wagyu Tokyo (Ginza)
Ginza · Wagyu, Steak, Burgers
Halal, alcohol-free wagyu steak & gourmet burgers by a Japanese beef dynasty (since 1962); prayer room on-site.
Frequently asked questions about halal food in Ginza
- Is there halal food available in Ginza?
- Yes — Ginza has a small but growing set of halal and Muslim-friendly restaurants, including some certified options. See our Ginza listings for current verified venues.
- Are upscale halal restaurants in Ginza expensive?
- Ginza is one of Tokyo's most expensive dining districts. Expect ¥3,000–¥10,000+ per person. Some lunch sets offer better value.