Osaka, a favorite destination for international travelers, has seen an increase in halal-certified and Muslim-friendly restaurants in recent years. However, finding halal dining options can still be a challenge. But don’t worry!

Here is a list of halal restaurants that meet the following criteria:

● Conveniently located near Osaka’s popular tourist spots
● Offer uniquely Japanese cuisine
● Halal-certified or Muslim-friendly

Check out these recommendations and enjoy worry-free dining during your visit to Osaka!

*Please check the official website for each store’s Halal policy.

Ramen is a highlight of Japanese cuisine, and many international travelers make it a key part of their journey.

Halal beef Ramen Gyukotsu no Ou is located in the Arde Shin-Osaka inside JR Shin-Osaka Station. As Shin-Osaka is a major bullet train station connecting major cities such as Tokyo, Hiroshima, and Nagoya, it’s convenient to stop by before or after your travels.

The menu offers four unique ramen options, each showcasing the rich flavor of beef bone broth:

● OSAKA CLEAR Dashioh: A refined Kansai-style dashi with a delicate beef umami.
● RICH Ramen Gyukotsu no Ou: A bold and flavorful ramen featuring an ultra-thick beef bone broth.
● BLACK Kokuou: A savory blend of beef bone broth with a fragrant garlic oil accent.
● SPICY Akaou: A vibrant creation with homemade crispy spices for an exciting kick.

Experience the deep, hearty taste of beef bone broth that rivals traditional tonkotsu ramen!

Halal Ramen Honolu Osaka Namba offers a unique dining experience with its certified halal chicken, noodles, and soy sauce, ensuring a safe and enjoyable meal for Muslim visitors. A rare gem in Osaka’s food scene, this restaurant is perfect for savoring authentic halal ramen with peace of mind.

The signature dish at Halal Ramen Honolu Osaka Namba is the Chicken Paitan Ramen, featuring a rich chicken broth prepared fresh daily and noodles made from Hokkaido wheat. For those craving extra indulgence, ramen topped with wagyu beef or special fried chicken is highly recommended!

Excitingly, the shop also sells instant ramen, allowing you to enjoy the delicious taste even after returning home. It’s a perfect souvenir to share the flavors of Japan with your family and friends!

The shop is conveniently located in Namba, one of Osaka’s most iconic tourist spots.

“Honolu Grande Shinsaibashi” is a sister store of the previously mentioned “Halal Ramen Honolu Osaka Namba.” Located just a 5-minute walk north from Ebisubashi Bridge in Dotonbori, it offers easy access for visitors exploring the area.

Inside, “Honolu Grande Shinsaibashi” features a nostalgic atmosphere with a “Halal Alley” theme. The décor includes lanterns, noren curtains, and stalls designed to resemble traditional Japanese alleys, creating a retro and welcoming vibe.

Here, you can enjoy halal versions of must-try Japanese dishes, including Osaka’s soul foods takoyaki and okonomiyaki, as well as dishes like Kobe beef gyukatsu (beef cutlet), steak, and gyoza, all made with halal ingredients and sauces.

You can also experience Japan’s unique food culture while enjoying the warm hospitality of the staff!

Chibo, a long-established okonomiyaki restaurant with over 50 years of history and more than 70 stores nationwide, has a dedicated Muslim-friendly branch in a prime location on 7th floor on Dotonbori’s main street. Known for offering authentic okonomiyaki, it’s a popular choice among visiting and resident Muslims in Osaka.

Using halal-certified meat and Muslim-friendly seasonings, Chibo serves its signature Chibo-yaki, alongside deluxe variations of okonomiyaki, yakisoba, and teppanyaki dishes like wagyu sirloin steak. All dishes are prepared without any contact with pork or alcohol, ensuring a worry-free dining experience.

The restaurant features table seating with built-in teppan grills and counter seating where you can watch the chefs in action. A prayer room is also available for added convenience.

For Muslims craving authentic Japanese cuisine like sushi or tempura, the restaurant WASHOKU KADEN inside Hotel Plaza Osaka is the perfect choice. They offer Halal-friendly kaiseki meals in a convenient location—just a 5-minute train ride from Osaka Umeda to Hankyu Kobe Line’s Juso Station, followed by a 5-minute walk.

The menu at KADEN includes a variety of options: a kaiseki course featuring appetizers, sashimi, grilled seafood, Halal-certified beef cooked on a ceramic plate, and tempura. Other highlights include a Halal-certified beef sukiyaki and tempura set, vegetable sushi, nigiri sushi made with Halal soy sauce, and skewered katsu dishes. Guests are warmly welcomed by staff dressed in traditional kimonos, ensuring an authentic and refined dining experience.

For halal menu, reservations have to be made at least three days in advance. The restaurant can customize courses based on your budget and preferences. Also, private rooms are available so that guests can fully enjoy the flavors of traditional Japanese cuisine.

Le Marrakech is a Halal-friendly restaurant conveniently located near JR Osaka Station, just a 2-minute walk from the iconic Umeda Sky Building. This prime location makes it an excellent dining choice for those exploring Osaka’s top attractions.

At Le Marrakech, you can savor authentic Moroccan home-style dishes crafted by the Moroccan-born owner. The menu features classics like Harira (a traditional Moroccan soup), Hummus, lamb or chicken Tagine, and vegetable-rich Couscous. To top it off, a selection of desserts adds the perfect finish. Infused with a medley of spices, these dishes are both exotically flavorful and comfortingly familiar, offering a heartwarming culinary experience.

The warm and friendly hospitality of the staff adds to the charm of Le Marrakech, making it a highly recommended spot for anyone looking for halal-friendly dining in Umeda.

The Nepalese restaurant Jujudhau is conveniently located near one of Osaka’s popular attractions, the Cup Noodles Museum Osaka Ikeda. Run by a Nepalese owner, the restaurant offers a cozy ambiance and serves authentic home-cooked dishes, including dal bhat, a traditional Nepalese meal.

The menu (English version available) includes clear labels for vegetarian, vegan, and Muslim-friendly options, making it easy for everyone to choose their meal.

The menu features a wide variety of dishes, including curries, naan, tandoor items, Buddha bowls, and Nepalese dumplings known as “Veg Momo.” With no additives and the use of fresh vegetables, the dishes are as kind to the body as they are flavorful.

Since Ikeda is very close to Minoh Waterfall, a famous tourist attraction in Osaka, you may also stop by to visit.

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