You’ll find hard-to-source spices and international halal products not widely available elsewhere in Tokyo

It’s a multicultural space where both Muslim and Japanese customers—women and men—feel welcome to explore global flavors together

The owner aims to foster cultural exchange, demonstrating that halal food can help bridge communities beyond religious identity

The store provides:

• ready-made spices (e.g. biriyani masala, meat masala)
  
• from abroad
  
• like halal chicken nuggets and seafood
  
• halal grocery essentials sourced from multiple countries

Open daily: 10:30 AM–12:00 PM; then 1:00 PM–10:00 PM (closed Mondays)

Payment: credit cards accepted; electronic payment (e.g. Suica, PayPay) may or may not be accepted

While the store name indicates a halal theme, customers should verify certification or ingredient details for individual products. It's not clear that the store is officially halal-certified by a recognized body. Always check labels or ask staff about halal status or non-halal ingredients, especially alcohol or gelatin.