11 Best Halal Japanese Restaurants in Hokkaido

Shinjuku-tei aims to share a new Japanese dining experience with the world through Halal-certified ramen and premium Wagyu beef. By introducing Halal Wagyu Ramen as a new expression of Japanese cuisine, we offer Muslim guests and international travelers a meal they can enjoy with peace of mind. Through food, we hope to create comfort, trust, and connection across cultures. Discover the special harmony of Wagyu and ramen at Shinjuku-tei.

Introducing the Kuroge Wagyu Beef Bowl, featuring the exquisite Miyazaki Herb Beef. With a generous 200g serving, each bite delivers a delicately smooth texture and a rich umami flavor that will leave you craving more.

A soba restaurant near Asahikawa Station offers a variety of Hokkaido-made soba dishes, available both hot and cold. Pair your meal with their crispy tempura for a delightful experience. The generous portions are sure to satisfy your craving for traditional Japanese cuisine.

Please enjoy the delicious Japanese cuisines using the Njimasu (Rainbow trout) grown up in the clean and pure water of Tokachi, Hokkaido in the historical building surrounded by greens and beautiful flowers from the garden.

Rusutu resort Sekkatei has been authorized by local halal institutes. We started serving 2 halal menus (halal meal and halal beef hot pot) from winter of 2012, and are planning on sequentially expanding. Please don't hesitate coming to beautiful Hokkaido, although snow country may be unusual for people in the Islam region.

All our staffs love Hokkaido and Tomakomai. It is accessible from the entire country with abundant nature, and is surrounded in the Pacific ocean and Mt. Tarumaesan. It is needless to say the food ingredients here is delicious. We are happy to be able to deliver delicious meals and happiness to customers we meet in such rich land. We also correspond to religious foods, so please make a reservation in advance by phone in such events. Please savor Japanese food taking advantage of the delicious food ingredients in Hokkaido.