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Hamamatsucho Station

Mille-Feuille Katsu Specialty Shop

Kimukatsu Hanare

Halal Certified (Some Items)
¥1,000〜
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Kimukatsu Hanare (キムカツはなれ) is the first Muslim-friendly branch in Japan of the millefeuille katsu specialty restaurant "Kimukatsu" (キムカツ), which operates in five countries around the world. It grand-opened on June 30, 2025, in "Hamamatsucho Neo Yokocho" (浜松町ネオ横丁) on the basement floor of the Shiodome Shiba Rikyu Building (汐留芝離宮ビルディング地下1階) at 1-2-3 Kaigan (海岸), Minato City (港区), near JR Hamamatsucho Station (浜松町駅). Without using any pork, it uses beef or chicken sliced extremely thin (about 1 mm) and layered many times to make its signature "millefeuille katsu" (ミルフィーユカツ), offered as a halal-friendly choice for Muslim guests.

— Millefeuille katsu, made without pork

The signature "millefeuille katsu" (ミルフィーユカツ) is a tonkatsu made by stacking many layers of meat sliced about 1 mm thin and frying them, giving a unique texture. While the original "Kimukatsu" (キムカツ) uses pork, "Kimukatsu Hanare" (キムカツはなれ) does not use any pork at all and is made only with beef and chicken, in a "Muslim-friendly" style. The crispy coating wraps layers of juicy meat with rich flavor, served in a halal-friendly form. The Kimukatsu brand operates in Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, and Indonesia, and in Japan, "Hanare" (はなれ) opened on June 30, 2025, as the first Muslim-friendly branch. Dishes are served in kaiseki (会席, a traditional Japanese course meal) or donburi (丼, rice bowl) styles. Hours: weekdays lunch 11:00 to 15:00, dinner 17:00 to 22:00; weekends and holidays lunch 11:00 to 15:00, dinner 17:00 to 21:00.

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2026.02.16

“Muslim-Friendly Katsu Restaurant”

Kimukatsu Hanare at Hamamatsuchō Neo-Yokocho is a great spot for halal-friendly Japanese comfort food, certified by HITO and clearly labeled on their digital menu, so you can eat with peace of mind. I ordered the halal chicken kimchi cutlet set (¥1,580), and it came freshly fried mille-feuille style with juicy layers, crispy panko, shredded cabbage, rice, miso soup, and sauces on the side, simple but satisfying. The space has a modern food-court vibe with an open kitchen and friendly staff, and ordering is done entirely through the Favy system where the halal menu is separated, making it easy to navigate. For Muslims who want a quick, affordable halal tonkatsu-style meal in Tokyo, this place is very convenient and worth trying.

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