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Asakusa Station

Halal-Certified Wagyu Restaurant

KAWASHINA ASAKUSA WAGYU SHABU-SHABU & SUKIYAKI

Halal Certified (Entire Menu)
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KAWASHINA ASAKUSA WAGYU SHABU-SHABU & SUKIYAKI (浅草和牛しゃぶしゃぶすき焼き専門店 川品) is a wagyu (和牛) shabu-shabu and sukiyaki specialty restaurant with halal certification, in a great location about a 3-minute walk from Asakusa Station (浅草駅) on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Toei Asakusa Line, and Tsukuba Express, via Kaminarimon (雷門). Using only A5-grade wagyu, it serves, halal-friendly shabu-shabu and sukiyaki, making it a rare specialty spot in Tokyo where Muslim guests can dine with confidence.

— Three minutes from Kaminarimon: halal A5 wagyu shabu-shabu & sukiyaki

The signature dishes are A5-grade wagyu shabu-shabu (和牛しゃぶしゃぶ) and sukiyaki (和牛すき焼き) made with the restaurant's own secret sauce. Only carefully selected A5-grade wagyu (和牛) is used, so guests can fully enjoy the smooth, well-marbled flavor. Portions can be adjusted: sukiyaki at 100g or 140g, and shabu-shabu at 80g or 120g. The biggest feature is halal certification. Located just 3 minutes from Kaminarimon (雷門), in the heart of Asakusa sightseeing, the restaurant is a rare place where Muslim guests can confidently enjoy wagyu shabu-shabu and sukiyaki, and it is also supported by international visitors. The dining area is on the second floor, with wooden tables and chairs for a calm atmosphere, and each table is equipped with a pot stove. The restaurant represents the diversity of Asakusa (浅草) tourism by sharing Japan's premium wagyu culture in a form open to guests with religious requirements.

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Findingfoood
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2026.02.14

“Asakusa's Halal Shabu-Shabu”

Asakusa Wagyu Shabu-Shabu & Sukiyaki Kawashina is a great option if you want proper halal wagyu in Tokyo, certified by Nippon Asia Halal Association so you can eat with安心. I tried the A5 wagyu shabu-shabu and the marbling was beautiful, the meat turned super soft and literally melted after just a few seconds in the hot broth, and the goma dipping sauce was nutty and addictive without overpowering the beef. The vegetable and tofu set is fresh and generous, the chicken karaage is crispy outside and juicy inside, and each table has its own stove so you can control how you like your meat cooked. The shop is small and cozy near Asakusa, staff are kind and used to Muslim customers, and the pricing around 3,300 yen for A5 halal wagyu feels quite fair for the quality, so I would definitely recommend this place for anyone craving a安心 halal wagyu experience in Tokyo.

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