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Hatsudai Station

Uyghur Cuisine Specialty Shop

Silk Road Tarimu Uighur Restaurant

Restaurant-Indicated (No Official Certification)
¥1,000〜¥5,000〜
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SILKROAD TARIM Uyghur Restaurant (シルクロード・タリム ウイグルレストラン) is the only Uyghur cuisine specialty restaurant in Tokyo. It opened in 2010 within walking distance of Hatsudai Station, near Park Hyatt Tokyo. The owner, from the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in China, came to Japan as a foreign student in 2001 and opened the restaurant to introduce Uyghur food culture to Japan. All dishes are halal, and the location was chosen partly because the Tokyo Camii Mosque - the largest mosque in Tokyo - is nearby in Yoyogi-Uehara.

— Tokyo's only Uyghur cuisine

The signature is "Tarim Laghman" (タリム・ラグメン), hand-pulled noodles made to order. Lamb and vegetables are stir-fried in a tomato-based sauce and tossed with freshly pulled noodles - a dish that represents Uyghur cuisine. The chef is a veteran who previously served as head chef at a high-end hotel in Urumqi, recreating Uyghur food culture - including various naan breads, skewers, and lamb dishes - in style. The Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region has a large Muslim population, so every dish is made to halal standards. The dry climate is suited to wheat farming, and the history of preserved spices, breads, and noodle dishes that spread along the Silk Road also appears on the plate. The founder came to Japan as a foreign student in 2001 and opened the restaurant in 2010 with the goal of "bringing tasty Uyghur food into Japanese daily life."

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Feiha
FeihaGood❤️❤️
2026.01.07

“Authentic Uyghur Cuisine Experience”

The staff members were very welcoming, and the restaurant was not crowded. As for the food, I tried the lamb naan, momos, and lamb stir-fry. The naan was one of the best in Tokyo. After finishing our meal, we even ordered two more naans to take away. The lamb stir-fry was not too oily or spicy, though it might be a little bit spicy for Japanese tastes. Seating arrangements included two-seater tables, four-seater tables, and larger table seating. The waiting time was not too long.

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FeihaPersonal experience

Shy Bangladeshi Muslim who loves cats and food. I enjoy spicy dishes, and my favorite food is cake. Know a bit of English and Japanese. 🍰🐾