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A Shop Where You Can Have Halal Japanese Cuisine

Halal SUKIYAKI Restaurant Diyafa

Halal Certified (Some Items)
¥2,000〜¥10,000〜
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Halal SUKIYAKI Restaurant Diyafa (ディヤファ) is a halal-certified wagyu (和牛) sukiyaki specialty restaurant that opened on January 9, 2024, in the Shibakoen area (port-ku Shiba 2-chome / 港区芝2丁目). The name "Diyafa" means "hospitality" in Arabic. Under owner Hideki Nagakawa, the restaurant uses only top-quality halal-certified wagyu raised in Japan, along with halal-certified ingredients and seasonings, so that Muslim guests can enjoy Japanese sukiyaki - a traditional washoku experience - with complete peace of mind.

— Sukiyaki, made with halal-certified wagyu

The signature "Sukiyaki Set" is a course that lets guests enjoy halal-certified wagyu (和牛), seasonal vegetables, beaten egg, rice, miso soup, pickles, and even a matcha (抹茶) experience as one flow. The restaurant uses only top-quality halal-certified wagyu raised in Japan, and all seasonings are halal-certified. The warishita (割り下, sukiyaki sauce) contains no alcohol, faithfully recreating the Japanese sukiyaki experience within halal standards. The name "Diyafa" means "hospitality" in Arabic, and the restaurant is designed as a place where Muslim guests can experience Japanese food culture. Operated by Reben Co., Ltd.; owner: Hideki Nagakawa.

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2026.02.09

“Halal Japanese Cuisine”

diyafa Halal Sukiyaki Restaurant is a cozy spot offering fully halal Japanese comfort food even though they don’t hold an official halal certificate. The menu focuses on sukiyaki, tempura, tendon, and bento-style sets, all cooked with halal ingredients, and everything tastes fresh and homey. The restaurant has a traditional Japanese seating style with floor cushions, giving a warm and authentic vibe. Service is friendly, portions are generous. They also have a small prayer room available for Muslim guests, and a unique point is that you can try on a kimono for free inside the store, which makes the experience even more special. A great place if you want halal Japanese dishes in a quiet, relaxed setting.

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Hi! My name is Ana! My hobby is looking for halal/muslim-friendly food in Japan~

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