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Meguro Station

Indonesian Cuisine Restaurant

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Some veganRestaurant-Indicated (No Official Certification)
¥1,000〜¥3,000〜
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CABE Meguro (CABE チャベ目黒店) is a specialty Indonesian restaurant on the 2nd floor of Daini Tanaka Building at 3-5-4 Kamiosaki (上大崎), Shinagawa City (品川区), a 5-minute walk from the east exit of JR Meguro Station (目黒駅). It is a shop that opened in Musashi-Koyama in May 2002 and moved to its Meguro location in December 2005. The name "CABE" means "chili pepper" in Indonesian. All menu items are halal-friendly, and the homemade spice sauces by the owner are a signature. The restaurant also appeared in the TV drama "Kodoku no Gurume" (孤独のグルメ).

— Visited by "Kodoku no Gurume": Indonesian food in Meguro

The signature is Indonesian cuisine using the owner's homemade spice sauces. The menu ranges from Indonesian classics such as Nasi Goreng, Mie Goreng, Nasi Campur, Sate Ayam, and Rendang to regional dishes from Java and Bali. All dishes are halal-friendly, so Muslim guests can eat with peace of mind. The name "CABE" means "chili pepper" in Indonesian, and the owner chose it with the idea of "a place where people gather across nationalities and generations." The restaurant opened in Musashi-Koyama in May 2002, set up its Meguro-dori branch in December 2005, and later moved to its current location in Kamiosaki - a true long-standing spot. It is also known for appearing in the TV drama "Kodoku no Gurume" (孤独のグルメ) with lead actor Yutaka Matsushige (松重豊), and remains one of Tokyo's representative Indonesian restaurants, with a multinational clientele.

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Findingfoood
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2026.01.06

“Indonesian Cuisine Restaurant”

Cabe Indonesian Restaurant in Meguro is not halal certified, but all the food is Muslim friendly and the chef is Muslim, so I felt comfortable eating here. I ordered the Ayam Lalapan lunch menu and a pastel, both tasted authentic and delicious, especially the sambal that came with the ayam. The portion was generous and the flavors reminded me of home. The restaurant also provides a prayer room, which is very convenient for Muslim customers. Overall, it is a cozy Indonesian spot with good food, friendly service, and a safe dining experience for Muslims

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