Halal and vegan restaurants
Restaurants in Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka with halal certification, Muslim-friendly menus or vegan food, according to their own pages.
Restaurants
AIN SOPH. GINZA アインソフ 銀座
Vegan restaurant (floors 2-4) and vegan patisserie (floor 1) serving fully plant-based food.
AIN SOPH. Journey SHINJUKU アインソフ ジャーニー 新宿
Cafe-restaurant serving fully plant-based (vegan) meals and sweets.
AIN SOPH. soar IKEBUKURO アインソフ ソア 池袋
Cafe serving 100% vegan meals, sweets and drinks.
Ayam-YA Otsuka あやむや 大塚店
Halal ramen shop listed in the Japan Halal Foundation's certified results. Certified by Japan Halal Foundation.
HALAL AND VEGAN RAMEN DATTEBAYO Asakusa ハラール＆ビーガンラーメンだってばよ 浅草
Listed in the Japan Halal Foundation's certified results; the listing says the shop incorporates halal and vegan elements into ramen. Certified by Japan Halal Foundation.
Halal Wagyu Yakiniku GYUMON Tokyo Shibuya 牛門 渋谷
Group states its dishes adhere to Islamic dietary laws using halal wagyu; no certifier is named on the official site.
Ninja Yakiniku Asakusa 忍者焼肉 浅草
States it is halal certified but does not name the certifying body; vegetarian dishes are offered.
Saido 菜道
Fully vegan Japanese menu with no meat, fish, eggs, milk, refined sugar or MSG.
SANGA.TOKYO SANGA.TOKYO（サンガ東京）
States it has obtained all-food halal certification; vegan/vegetarian meals available by reservation at least 3 days ahead. Certified by Japan Halal Foundation.
T's TanTan (GRANSTA Tokyo) T'sたんたん グランスタ東京
Vegan ramen shop using no meat, seafood, dairy or eggs; other Tokyo branches at Ikebukuro, Akihabara and Ueno stations.
Tempura Asakusa SAKURA Tempura Asakusa SAKURA
All food is stated to be gluten-free and halal certified, with vegetarian options available. Certified by Japan Halal Foundation.
AIN SOPH. Journey Kyoto アインソフ ジャーニー 京都
Kyoto branch of a vegan restaurant group whose menu contains no meat, fish, dairy, eggs or other animal-derived products.
Cafe Restaurant Le Temps (Hotel Granvia Kyoto) カフェレストラン ル・タン（ホテルグランヴィア京都）
Hotel restaurant offering a separate halal menu made with halal ingredients; the restaurant holds MPJA certification. Certified by Muslim Professional Japan Association (MPJA).
Gen (gluten-free & vegan takeout) 玄gen 京都大宮通店
Takeout-only shop where every dish and sweet is gluten-free and vegan.
Gluten Free & Vegan CHOICE CHOICE（チョイス）
Vegan and gluten-free cafe that uses no dairy, eggs or other animal-derived ingredients.
Halal A5 Wagyu Yakiniku Sudaku Kyoto 焼肉すだく京都店
Yakiniku restaurant serving halal-certified A5 wagyu and Omi beef, a 3-minute walk from Marutamachi Station. Certified by Kyoto Halal Council.
Halal Ramen Honolu Premier Kyoto Gion 帆のるぷれみあ京都祇園
Ramen shop of the Honolu halal chain; the operator states it obtained halal certification in 2020 but does not name the certifier on the site.
Honke Tankuma Honten 京料理 本家たん熊 本店
Offers a certified halal course (halal wagyu and halal chicken) alongside its regular kaiseki menu; also offers a kosher menu. Certified by Kyoto Halal Council.
Kobe Beef Gion Sudaku Teppan 神戸牛祇園すだく鉄板
Teppanyaki course restaurant centred on Kobe and Omi beef that describes itself as a halal-certified restaurant. Certified by Kyoto Halal Council.
mumokuteki cafe KYOTO mumokuteki cafe（ムモクテキカフェ）
Fully vegan cafe-restaurant whose dishes, sweets and drinks are made without animal-based ingredients; closed Wednesdays.
Shigetsu (Tenryu-ji Zen Vegetarian Restaurant) 天龍寺 篩月
Restaurant run directly by Tenryu-ji temple serving shojin ryori prepared without any animal-derived ingredients.
Veg Out -vegan cafe- Veg Out（ベグアウト）
Vegan cafe by the Shichijo Bridge that uses no fish, meat, eggs or dairy.
Yoshiya Arashiyama 京都嵐山 良彌
Listed as a certified establishment by the Kyoto Halal Council; the restaurant states it offers halal, vegan and gluten-free dishes. Certified by Kyoto Halal Council.
CHIBO Diversity Dotonbori Building (Muslim & Vegetarian Friendly) CHIBO Diversity 道頓堀ビル店
Okonomiyaki chain's dedicated Muslim-friendly branch on the 7th floor of the Chibo Dotonbori Building.
Green Earth グリーンアース
Long-running vegetarian restaurant that describes itself as a vegan restaurant; open Mon-Sat daytime.
Halal Ramen Honolu Osaka Namba 麺屋帆のる 大阪なんば店
The operator states it obtained halal certification in 2020 but does not name the certifying body on its site.
Halal Wagyu Yakiniku Osaka PANGA 和牛焼肉大阪ぱんが
Listed in the Japan Halal Foundation's certified-shop list as a halal yakiniku restaurant serving halal Satsuma beef. Certified by Japan Halal Foundation.
MERCY Vegan Ramen Bakuromachi MERCY Vegan Ramen 博労町店
Vegan ramen shop stating all dishes, including sides, are plant-based and gluten-free; closed Wednesdays.
Mezze Horie Turkish Cafe & Restaurant メッゼ堀江 トルコカフェ&レストラン
States its lunch menu uses only ingredients permitted under Islamic law; alcoholic drinks are also served.
natural kitchen Medaka No.2 natural kitchen めだか2号店
Restaurant-cafe that offers dishes and sweets made without animal products, eggs, dairy or wheat alongside its regular menu.
Paprika Shokudo Vegan パプリカ食堂 Vegan
Fully plant-based organic menu; the site also says it accommodates halal, gluten-free and five-pungent-free requests.
Shojin Sushi Minamo 精進寿司 みなも
Vegetable sushi specialist and sister shop of Paprika Shokudo, stating vegan, 全素 and gluten-free sushi; closed Wed and Thu.
Wagyu Yakiniku Osaka PANGA SecretBase 和牛焼肉大阪ぱんがSecretBase
Second Osaka PANGA branch, listed in the Japan Halal Foundation's certified-shop list. Certified by Japan Halal Foundation.
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How it works
Halal certified means a named certification body lists the restaurant. Muslim-friendly means the restaurant itself says it serves no pork or alcohol, or has a halal menu, without certification. Vegan means a fully plant-based menu; vegan options means a labeled vegan menu alongside other dishes.
Each entry links the page that states this and shows the date we checked it. Menus and certifications change, so confirm with the restaurant before you go.