牛門 Gyumon

This place not pnly serves a halal yakiniku beef but also non-halal ones. They have two menu books, halal and non-halal. For halal they only have the bbq set. And dont be surprised with the person next to your table who ask for an alcoholic drink.

Come with an empty stomach to fully appreciate the meaty experience. We called two days earlier to reserve.

The food was not great but okay for halal meat in tokyo. Price shown in picture and you can decide if it high or no. Each set of meal sufficient for one person.

Yakiniku was good and tasty, affordable price and the most importantly it is HALAL! Great ambience to dine in and feel like in a classic japanese resto in Shibuya! But bad experienced on 2nd visits. Full house as i reached a bit late (around 8pm), waited for 1 and half hours, finally saw few vacant tables but still not allowed to come in as i have no reservation and the resto owner (a lady) claimed there were reserved which I didn’t see any new customers came in other than us! So sad: (not all japanese are kind and friendly. Maybe japan now is flooding with tourists/Travellers and they feel annoyed to serve

Worth walking from he train station. But please make a reservation before come. U can try your luck without reservation

The menu comes in only 3 sets hence quite limited and a bit pricey. It's worth the visit because the meat is good! Be sure to dip in the sauce. Place itself is quite small and cosy. You can choose to sit and eat tatami style.

This is the 1st shop I went to back in 2015. Although the place is small but it was so cosy. Feels like home. The food is delicious and the serving is alot. I like their chili paste (sambal) but unfortunately they don't serve that anymore. Now is just the normal chili sauce but overall it is still good.

A quaint little eating place that serves halal beef yakiniku in Shibuya Tokyo. Its about 700+ m of walking from Shibuya Crossing. The self grilled meat was so succulent, melts in your mouth delicious goodness. Worth the walk there!

I really love meat and this shop is Halal, so muslims can go to eat meat here. It is quite affordable which is average one plate of meat is 1000¥

Tiny but inviting and warm space. Halal meat served in a lively environment. Delectable selection of cuts. Would definitely go back!

For meat lovers. Love the authentic Japanese atmosphere in the restaurant. They have a policy of one order per person so the total bill can be quite expensive. Lunch is a cheaper option with bento boxes available as well.

Although there isn't much on the menu and the portions are not that big; the food was tasty and the experience itself was great.

Staff are kind and can speak a bit of English which is helpful if you don't know any Japanese.

Make sure to reserve a spot during the busy hours as you could be waiting for a while, especially if you come with a group.

Good place for a halal meal. Slightly pricey for the beef. Very small but cozy. Friendly and helpful staff. A 15min walk from Shibuya Station.

¥2000- 3000.00 per set person. Now it's open for lunch. Delicious but in term of size portion probably not. 11 mins from Shibuya station

This place offer halal meal. Overall for me the price compare to the portion they serve is not on par. I hope in the future they increase the portion

Yes it's halal, but it's egregiously overpriced for a measly selection of 3 options for dinner. My family ate and immediately made plans to find more food elsewhere. We wanted to give business to our Muslim brothers and sisters, but I felt like my muslim identity was taken advantage of by someone who I don't even think is Muslim! They didn't say Salam when we entered or left.

The Halal certificate is expired
I found an empty box of non halal beef. I'm not hundred percent sure but these observations let me worry if they serve only Halal!

Considering the hype on muslim food blogs, there was really nothing special about the dinner menu. The choices were very limited and pricey considering the portion given.
Cash only restaurant