Kobe Beef Yakiniku & Sukiyaki Urara Shibuya
Muslim-owned
4.6
TravelHalal Score: 31/100
About
The scent of grilled beef hits you before the door even opens. This is Kobe Beef Yakiniku & Sukiyaki Urara Shibuya. The A5 wagyu ribeye, at 8,800 JPY, melts on the tongue. Each bite is a testament to the meticulous grading and careful grilling. The sukiyaki, a richer 7,800 JPY, is equally impressive, the broth deeply savoury. The restaurant is Muslim-owned. Wagyu, meaning "Japanese cow," is a breed known for its intense marbling. A5 is the highest grade, indicating exceptional quality and fat distribution. Finding this level of wagyu prepared in a halal way in Tokyo is uncommon. Twelve seats line the counter, a few small tables tucked away. It’s a tight fit, but the focus is squarely on the grill. The Musollah Prayer Noa Dogenzaka is a 10-minute walk away. Book ahead, especially for weekend evenings.
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Details
Address
アロス渋谷 １F, 3 Chome-15-4 Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0002, Japan
Area
Shibuya
Phone
+81 3-6427-2917
Halal Assessment
The description explicitly states the restaurant is Muslim-owned.
Nearest Mosque
Musollah Prayer Noa Dogenzaka Level 11 Room 07 — 907m away