Halal Food Shibuya 2026: 8 Spots, Prices & Prayer Rooms

The easiest halal food in Shibuya is a short walk from the station: Gyumon's halal wagyu ramen on Center-gai (1 min, ramen from ¥2,560), Gyumon's halal wagyu yakiniku (5 min, about ¥6,500 per person) and the Halal Wagyu Stall counter shop. Cheaper options start under ¥999 on Tabelog, and the splurge is a ¥16,500 halal wagyu steak course on the 14th floor of E-Space Tower.

This guide covers 8 spots in and just outside Shibuya, checked against official sites and Tabelog pages in 2026. None of them names a certifying body, so we describe each one in the shop's own words and say plainly what is unknown. Where a price, hour or closing day is not published, we say "check the official site" instead of guessing. We also flag which places serve alcohol and where the in-restaurant prayer rooms are.

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Halal status is given in each shop's own words; none names a certifying body.

Short version: for halal ramen near Shibuya Crossing go to Gyumon Ramen, for a grill dinner go to Gyumon Yakiniku, for a cheap bite go to Kebab Cafe, and for a prayer room inside the restaurant go to Shinjuku-tei Shibuya.

Several halal listings on older guides are out of date.

• Seibu Shibuya closed. The A building, B building and parking building closed on 30 September 2026 (the Loft and Movida buildings continue under other names). That removes Gohan-Cafe (A building B2F) and the Seibu Shibuya B1 prayer room that Halal Gourmet Japan still lists.
• Samrat is gone. All Samrat branches in Udagawacho (Samrat Shibuya, Curry House, Curry Plaza and Dosa House) are closed on Tabelog. We found no verified halal Indian or Pakistani restaurant within walking distance of Shibuya Station.

Gyumon's Shibuya yakiniku shop is the group's original restaurant (open since 2007, by the group's own account), set in an old wooden house at 3-14-5 Shibuya. You grill the meat yourself over charcoal, and the signature is thin A5 halal wagyu sirloin that needs only a quick sear.

Hitosara lists an average of ¥6,500 per person (TableCheck says ¥7,000), with a la carte cuts such as harami at ¥920 and jo-karubi at ¥2,420, tax included. Alcohol is served here, unlike at the Gyumon ramen shops.

Halal wording: the group says its ingredients, seasonings and cooking methods are fully halal with guidance from certification authorities, but names no body. A certifier name quoted online comes from a 2017 review, not the shop's pages. For every Gyumon branch and prices, see our Gyumon Shibuya guide; for other halal yakiniku in the city, see our halal wagyu guide for Tokyo.

What to order

• A5 halal wagyu sirloin (thin cut, quick-seared)
• Jo-harami (¥1,740) or regular harami (¥920)
• Karubi (¥1,100) or jo-karubi (¥2,420), plus marucho

Practical info

• Location: 3-14-5 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0002
• Nearest station: Shibuya Station, 5 min (official); Tabelog says 8 min, or 5 min from the New South Exit
• Hours: 12:00-23:00, open daily
• Price: about ¥6,500 per person (Hitosara). Cuts, tax included: karubi ¥1,100, jo-karubi ¥2,420, harami ¥920, jo-harami ¥1,740, tan ¥1,080. Course prices: check the official site
• English menu: Yes (Tabelog)
• Reservation: TableCheck (seat-only booking). Groups of 9 or more call 03-5469-2911. Cancellation within 24 hours carries a 100% cancellation fee
• Payment: Cash not listed on the official page; bring a card
• Halal status: Muslim-friendly; the group's halal statement names no certifying body. Serves alcohol
• Source: gyumon-group.com/shop/yakiniku-shibuya

Insider tip

Book the seat through TableCheck and bring a card or phone payment, because cash is not listed on the official page. Cancelling inside 24 hours carries a 100% cancellation fee.

This is the halal ramen answer for Shibuya Crossing. Gyumon's ramen shop sits in the basement of No.106 Tokyo Building at 2-19-17 Shibuya, 1 minute from Shibuya Station, and serves halal A5 wagyu ramen with soft drinks only on the menu (no alcohol). It seats 34, and there is an official English menu.

Tabelog reviews from August 2026 show what to expect to pay: the Spicy All Toppings Wagyu Ramen (Shoulder) is ¥3,740, and the A5 Wagyu Ramen & Gyukatsu Set (Shoulder) is ¥6,020, both tax included. Vegan White and Spicy ramen are also on the menu, which helps mixed groups; see our vegetarian ramen guide for more meat-free bowls, or our halal ramen guide for Tokyo for the wider picture.

The Center-gai shop. The closest Gyumon ramen to the Crossing is on the 5F of Shibu Building, 24-6 Udagawacho, on Center-gai: 1 min from the station, open 12:00-23:00, 17 seats, cash and cards accepted. The Giant Crispy Karaage Ramen at ¥2,560 was the cheapest item in a June 2026 Tabelog review. A vegan sister shop, Scramble 2nd, is in B1F.

Halal wording: both shops are Muslim-friendly under the Gyumon group's halal statement, which does not name a certifying body.

What to order

• White Wagyu Ramen or Spicy Wagyu Ramen
• A5 wagyu gyukatsu (set with ramen is ¥6,020 at the 2-19-17 shop)
• White or Spicy Vegan Ramen, or the Giant Crispy Karaage Ramen at Center-gai

Practical info

• Location: B1F No.106 Tokyo Bldg, 2-19-17 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0002. Center-gai shop: 5F Shibu Building, 24-6 Udagawacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0042
• Nearest station: Shibuya Station, 1 min (official) for both shops
• Hours: 12:00-22:00 (2-19-17 shop); 12:00-23:00 (Center-gai shop)
• Closed: Check the official site
• Price: ¥3,740 to ¥6,020 for the wagyu bowl and set at 2-19-17; ¥2,560 for the cheapest bowl at Center-gai (Tabelog reviews, tax included)
• English menu: Yes (official)
• Reservation: Tabelog says no reservations at 2-19-17 (walk-in). For Center-gai, check the official site
• Payment: Cash not listed on the official page for 2-19-17; Center-gai takes cash and cards
• Halal status: Muslim-friendly; group halal statement, certifying body not named. No alcohol on the menu
• Source: gyumon-group.com/shop/ramen-shibuya

The Halal Wagyu Stall is a small counter shop on Center-gai in the Kitada Building (29-3 Udagawacho), about 5 minutes from the Hachiko Exit per Halal Food in Japan. It sells wagyu skewers, steak over rice and a hamburger, which makes it a quick halal wagyu stop near the Crossing. Menu notes and directions are in our Halal Wagyu Stall Shibuya guide.

Tabelog shows no hours, price list or reviews, so check Google Maps first. Halal Food in Japan describes upstairs seating and a private prayer space. Halal wording: Muslim-friendly; no certification is stated and no certifying body is listed.

What to order

• Wagyu skewers
• Wagyu steak over rice
• Wagyu hamburger

Practical info

• Location: Kitada Bldg, 29-3 Udagawacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0042
• Nearest station: Shibuya Station, 312 m (Tabelog); about 5 min from the Hachiko Exit (Halal Food in Japan)
• Hours: Not published; check Google Maps
• Price: No published price list; check on site
• English menu: Unknown
• Reservation: Walk-in
• Halal status: Muslim-friendly, no certification stated. Prayer space upstairs per Halal Food in Japan
• Source: Tabelog

Shinjuku-tei is the second halal ramen brand in Shibuya after Gyumon, and a different company from Gyumon. This branch is in the basement of the DIX Jinnan Building at 1-17-2 Jinnan, near Shibuya PARCO. Its main selling point is practical: the official site lists a prayer room and wudu facilities inside the restaurant.

Per the official site (tax status not stated), Wagyu Ramen runs from ¥3,000 (1 slice) to ¥6,000 (5 slices), the Halal Wagyu Ramen Special Set is ¥6,000, and Halal Chicken Ramen is the budget route at ¥1,500 to ¥2,500. Tabelog puts the budget at ¥4,000-¥4,999.

Halal wording: the official site says the ramen is 100% halal, with halal meat and seasonings, no pork or alcohol, halal storage, kitchen and tableware, supervised by certification bodies. It does not name a certifying body.

What to order

• A5 wagyu ramen (miso, shoyu or spicy red per Halal Food in Japan)
• Halal chicken paitan ramen (the cheaper bowl)
• The special set with wagyu sushi and karaage

Practical info

• Location: DIX Jinnan Bldg B1F, 1-17-2 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0041
• Nearest station: Shibuya Station, 5 min (official); Tabelog shows 472-526 m and Halal Food in Japan says 9 min, so allow up to 9
• Hours: Official: 13:00-21:00. Tabelog: 12:00-21:00. Halal Food in Japan: Tue-Sun 12:00-21:00. Confirm before you go
• Closed: Monday
• Price: ¥1,500 (chicken ramen, 1 slice) to ¥6,000 (wagyu sets), tax status not stated
• English menu: Yes, with English-speaking staff (Halal Food in Japan)
• Reservation: Online reservation button on the official site (Tabelog mentions TableCheck)
• Payment: Cards accepted (Tabelog)
• Halal status: Muslim-friendly; the shop states 100% halal and no pork or alcohol, supervised by certification bodies, none named. Prayer room and wudu facilities inside
• Source: shibuya-halal-wagyu-ramen-shinjukutei.com

Kebab Cafe is a budget Turkish kebab shop on Bunkamura-dori in Dogenzaka, and its own site says it serves halal food. It is open daily from 11:00 to 23:00, with weekday lunch from 11:30 to 16:00.

Tabelog puts the budget under ¥999, with reviewers averaging ¥1,000-¥2,999. Besides the doner kebab, the menu includes Turkish set meals and vegetarian dishes. Walk up Bunkamura-dori toward Don Quijote; the building is before Camera no Kitamura, diagonally across from H&M.

Halal wording: the official site says "I offer HALAL food". Halal Food in Japan lists a halal menu and a prayer room, with no certification stated. The shop serves wine, so it is Muslim-friendly rather than alcohol-free.

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What to order

• Doner kebab
• A Turkish set meal
• A vegetarian dish

Practical info

• Location: 1F Benny Seiken Bldg, 2-25-10 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
• Nearest station: Shibuya Station, 407 m (Tabelog)
• Hours: 11:00-23:00; lunch 11:30-16:00 on weekdays; open weekends and holidays
• Closed: Open daily (Tabelog)
• Price: Tabelog budget under ¥999; reviewer average ¥1,000-¥2,999
• English menu: Yes (Halal Food in Japan)
• Reservation: Walk-in; groups up to 8 are OK
• Payment: Cash only (Tabelog lists no cards or e-money)
• Halal status: Halal food per the shop's own site; no certification stated. Serves wine
• Source: kebabcafe.jimdofree.com

Insider tip

Bring cash. Tabelog also notes smokers are seated near the entrance, though that may be outdated, so ask for a seat away from the door.

Malay Asian Cuisine is a Malaysian restaurant on the 2nd floor of the SANWA Aoyama Building at 2-9-9 Shibuya, on Aoyama-dori. It is the Southeast Asian pick: Hainanese chicken rice, nasi goreng, satay, mee laksa and curry with roti, cooked by a Malaysian chef.

Tabelog lists a dinner budget of ¥3,000-¥3,999; Halal Food in Japan lists lunch at ¥1,500 and dinner at ¥4,000.

Halal wording: we are less sure about this one. Muslim-friendly, no certification stated. Halal Food in Japan (verified April 2026) lists no pork and a halal menu, with certification marked "No". A 2019 MATCHA article says everything except the alcohol is prepared halal. The shop's official site makes no halal claim, so confirm with staff. It serves alcohol (sake, shochu, wine and cocktails per Tabelog), so it is Muslim-friendly, not alcohol-free.

What to order

• Hainanese chicken rice
• Mee laksa or nasi goreng
• Satay and curry with roti

Practical info

• Location: 2F SANWA Aoyama Bldg, 2-9-9 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
• Nearest station: Shibuya Station East Exit, 7-8 min (562 m); Omotesando B3 exit, 7-8 min
• Hours: Official: lunch 11:00-14:30 (L.O.), dinner 17:00-22:00 (L.O. 21:30). Tabelog lists different hours, so use the official site
• Closed: Wednesday per the official site (Tabelog says no closing day)
• Price: Dinner ¥3,000-¥3,999 (Tabelog)
• English menu: Check the official site
• Reservation: Online booking link on the official site; tel 03-3486-1388
• Payment: Cards accepted
• Halal status: Muslim-friendly, no certification stated; official site makes no halal claim. Serves alcohol
• Source: malayasiancuisine.com

Gonpachi Shibuya is a large Japanese restaurant on the 14th floor of E-Space Tower (3-6 Maruyamacho) with views over Shibuya, and it is the "proper Japanese dinner" option on this list. It offers a halal Kuroge wagyu steak course for ¥15,000 (¥16,500 tax included): namul, fried shrimp dumpling with yuzu chili sauce, seasonal grilled fish, halal Kuroge wagyu sirloin steak, halal tempura rice bowl and dessert. It also has a vegan menu.

The halal part is the course, not the venue: Gonpachi has a full bar. After 17:00 there is a minimum charge of ¥1,100 per person. The course sheet is labelled Nishi-Azabu (July 2024), so confirm availability at Shibuya when you book.

Halal wording: halal course offered (official). Certifying body not named. Halal Food in Japan lists a prayer room and says to book the halal course at least 3 business days ahead; Tabelog notes a halal-friendly menu.

What to order

• The Halal Kuroge Wagyu Steak Course (¥16,500 tax included)
• Soba from the regular menu
• The vegan menu, if anyone in your group needs it

Practical info

• Location: 14F E-Space Tower, 3-6 Maruyamacho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
• Nearest station: JR Shibuya 8 min; Keio Inokashira Shibuya 5 min; Shinsen 3 min (179 m)
• Hours: 11:30-27:30 (L.O. 27:00), meaning until 3:30 a.m.; lunch from 11:30 to 15:00 per Tabelog
• Closed: Open daily (Tabelog)
• Price: Halal Kuroge Wagyu Steak Course ¥15,000 (¥16,500 tax included)
• English menu: Yes (English, Chinese and Korean menus with photos, per Tabelog)
• Reservation: Online via the official site; book the halal course in advance (Halal Food in Japan says 3 business days)
• Payment: Fully cashless (Tabelog)
• Halal status: Halal course offered; certifying body not named. Full bar on site
• Source: gonpachi.jp/shibuya

Kopikalyan is an Indonesian coffee roaster café in Garden Square Harajuku (6-15-14 Jingumae), one stop from Shibuya and 5 minutes from Meiji-jingumae Station. It serves single-origin Indonesian coffee and kopi drinks, so treat it as a drinks and prayer break rather than a full meal; check the food menu before you count on lunch.

The reason it is on a halal list is the prayer room. The shop's own Tabelog note says there is a prayer room for Muslim guests, so the toilet area can be crowded at prayer times (noon, café time and evening). Tabelog lists a budget of ¥1,000-¥1,999 and Honeycombers (April 2026) says from ¥700.

Halal wording: Muslim-friendly (prayer room on site per the shop's own Tabelog note); no halal food certification is stated, so ask about ingredients.

What to order

• Indonesian single-origin coffee
• Kopi drinks

Practical info

• Location: 1F Garden Square Harajuku, 6-15-14 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
• Nearest station: Meiji-jingumae 5 min (281 m); Harajuku 8 min
• Hours: 9:00-20:00 (L.O. 19:00)
• Closed: Generally open daily; year-end closures are announced on Instagram
• Price: Tabelog budget ¥1,000-¥1,999; from ¥700 per Honeycombers (April 2026)
• English menu: Unknown (Tabelog shows a photo menu)
• Reservation: Not accepted per Tabelog's search summary; walk-in
• Payment: Cards, IC, PayPay, Alipay and WeChat Pay
• Halal status: Muslim-friendly; prayer room on site; no halal food claim stated
• Source: Tabelog

Insider tip

Avoid noon, mid-afternoon and early evening if you want the prayer room without waiting; the shop warns those are the busy prayer times.

By budget

• Under ¥999 (Tabelog budget): Kebab Cafe.
• ¥1,500 to ¥3,000: Shinjuku-tei's chicken ramen (from ¥1,500) and the cheapest bowl at Gyumon Ramen on Center-gai (¥2,560).
• ¥3,000 to ¥7,000: Gyumon Ramen (¥3,740 and up), Malay Asian Cuisine (dinner ¥3,000-¥3,999) and Gyumon Yakiniku (avg ¥6,500).
• Splurge: Gonpachi Shibuya at ¥16,500 for the halal wagyu course.

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By style

• Ramen: Gyumon Ramen and Shinjuku-tei Shibuya. Neither lists alcohol on its menu.
• Grill: Gyumon Yakiniku.
• Kebab: Kebab Cafe.
• Southeast Asian: Malay Asian Cuisine.
• Vegan: the vegan ramen at Gyumon.
• Prayer room inside the restaurant: Shinjuku-tei Shibuya, Kopikalyan and Kebab Cafe. Halal Food in Japan also lists one at Gonpachi, and an upstairs prayer space at the Halal Wagyu Stall.

For the wider picture, our Tokyo halal food guide covers the whole city, and our best ramen in Shibuya list helps if your group is mixed and not all halal.

Prayer rooms. The Shibuya PARCO 5F prayer room (15-1 Udagawacho) is listed as open 5:00-23:00 and was verified on Halal Food in Japan in April 2026. Inside restaurants, Shinjuku-tei Shibuya has a prayer room and wudu facilities (official site), Kopikalyan has a prayer room (the shop's Tabelog note) and Halal Food in Japan lists one at Kebab Cafe. Halal Food in Japan also lists one at Gonpachi, and an upstairs prayer space at the Halal Wagyu Stall. Halal Gourmet Japan also lists "Shibuya Mushalla" and the Harajuku Tourist Information Center as nearby prayer spaces. Do not rely on the old Seibu Shibuya B1 prayer room, which closed with the store.

Alcohol. No alcohol on the menu: the Gyumon ramen shops (soft drinks only) and Shinjuku-tei Shibuya (no pork or alcohol per the official site). Alcohol is served at Gyumon Yakiniku, Kebab Cafe (wine), Malay Asian Cuisine and Gonpachi.

For a quick halal meal near the Crossing, start with Gyumon Ramen; our Gyumon Shibuya guide lists every branch and the Halal Wagyu Stall guide covers the stall. For other areas, see the Tokyo halal food hub. Check hours and halal wording before you go.