Staying at The Prince Park Tower Tokyo places you directly adjacent to one of the city’s most breathtaking vistas, with Tokyo Tower rising gracefully over the tranquil greenery of Shiba Park. When hunger sets in after an afternoon of sightseeing or hotel relaxation, discovering a certified Halal dining venue within walking distance often presents unexpected friction.
Many international Muslim guests spend valuable evening hours deciphering ambiguous Japanese ingredient lists, wondering whether local restaurant broths contain unlisted cooking sake, sweet mirin, or hidden animal fats.
Authentic Japanese dining near your luxury hotel should never require uncertainty. Sukiyaki is celebrated worldwide as a quintessential Japanese hot-pot dish, where thinly sliced beef is gently simmered table-side with fresh vegetables. Traditional sukiyaki preparation relies heavily on a broth called warishita, which is brewed using equal measures of soy sauce, sugar, cooking sake, and mirin. Complete peace of mind requires verified certified meat, a 100% alcohol-free broth recipe, and a dedicated kitchen that eliminates all cross-contamination risks.
Halal SUKIYAKI Restaurant Diyafa is located just a brief 5-minute taxi ride or a gentle 10-minute stroll from The Prince Park Tower Tokyo.
Our culinary team serves certified A5 Japanese Halal Wagyu simmered in an artisanal, 100% alcohol-free traditional sauce crafted without a single drop of mirin or cooking sake.
To ensure total peace of mind throughout your stay, our restaurant features an on-site private prayer room complete with modern, dedicated Wudu ablution facilities.
Unwind tonight with melt-in-the-mouth A5 Wagyu, followed by an optional traditional matcha green tea ceremony prepared right at your table.
Looking for Certified Halal Dining Steps from The Prince Park Tower Tokyo?
Staying at The Prince Park Tower Tokyo places you in one of Tokyo’s most scenic districts, surrounded by the open lawns of Shiba Park and direct views of Tokyo Tower. When evening arrives, finding dinner that combines Japanese fine dining with strict, verified Halal compliance often presents unexpected hurdles.
Many international Muslim guests spend valuable leisure time scrutinizing menus, translating ambiguous ingredient lists, or worrying about whether traditional meat stocks and dipping sauces contain unlisted cooking sake, sweet mirin, or animal-derived additives.
Enjoying an authentic Japanese culinary tradition should never involve compromise or uncertainty. Sukiyaki is celebrated worldwide as a quintessential Japanese hot-pot dish, where thinly sliced beef is simmered table-side with fresh vegetables. However, authentic sukiyaki recipes rely on a broth called warishita, which is traditionally brewed with equal measures of soy sauce, sugar, cooking sake, and mirin. For practicing Muslim diners, complete dining security requires more than just verified meat; it demands an entirely alcohol-free recipe, certified raw ingredients, and dedicated kitchenware that prevents cross-contamination.
Halal SUKIYAKI Restaurant Diyafa resolves this challenge entirely, situated just a brief 5-minute taxi ride or a gentle 10-minute walk from The Prince Park Tower Tokyo.
Our culinary artisans have perfected an authentic sukiyaki experience centered on certified A5 Japanese Halal Wagyu, simmered in a 100% alcohol-free traditional sauce formulated without a single drop of mirin or cooking sake. To ensure uninterrupted peace of mind during your stay, our restaurant features an on-site private prayer room complete with dedicated, modern Wudu ablution facilities.
Treat yourself tonight to the melt-in-the-mouth tenderness of genuine A5 Wagyu, followed by an optional traditional matcha green tea ceremony prepared right at your table.
Direct Transit Options from The Prince Park Tower Tokyo
Reaching Halal Diyafa from the hotel takes only minutes:
| Travel Mode | Transit Time | Route Details |
| By Taxi | 5 minutes | Show your driver: 「港区芝2-18-4 NOビル2F」 (Approx. 850 meters) |
| On Foot | 10–12 minutes | Walk southeast through Shiba Park, cross Hibiya-dori, and enter Shiba Shopping Street |
| Subway | 8 minutes total | Board at Shibakoen Station (Toei Mita Line) to Exit A1, then walk 2 minutes |
Step-by-Step Walking Directions
- Depart the Hotel: Exit through the main entrance of The Prince Park Tower Tokyo and head southeast through the park grounds toward Hibiya-dori Avenue.
- Cross Hibiya-dori: Proceed past the greenery toward the pedestrian crossing adjacent to Shibakoen Station Exit A1.
- Enter Shiba 2-Chome: Walk across into the Shiba Shopping Street arcade.
- Arrive at Diyafa: Continue straight down the street for 100 meters. Halal SUKIYAKI Restaurant Diyafa is on your left on the 2nd floor of NO Bldg. (2-18-4 Shiba, Minato-ku).
Complete Dining & Religious Amenities
- Certified A5 Japanese Halal Wagyu: Procured exclusively from accredited Japanese Halal slaughterhouses.
- 100% Alcohol-Free Sauces: Traditional warishita sauce prepared with certified halal soy sauce, natural kombu broth, and pure cane sugars.
- Segregated Kitchen Equipment: Cast-iron pots, prep knives, and service ware reserved exclusively for Halal dishes.
- Private Prayer Room & Wudu: Fully private prayer space equipped with clean prayer rugs, Qibla indicators, and built-in Wudu facilities.
- Post-Dinner Matcha Experience: Hand-whisk your own bowl of ceremonial Uji green tea paired with traditional confections.
Restaurant Hours & Online Booking
To maintain rigorous preparation standards in our dedicated Halal kitchen, all dining is arranged exclusively through our online booking portal.
- Address: NO Bldg. 2F, 2-18-4 Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0014, Japan
- Opening Hours:
- Lunch (Mon – Fri): 11:30am – 3:00pm (Last Order: 2:00pm)
- Dinner (Mon – Sun): 5:00pm – 10:00pm (Last Order: 9:00pm)
- Ramadan: Dinner service only
- Reservations: Direct reservations must be secured via TableCheck. Telephone or walk-in seatings are not accepted.
Check tonight’s table availability on TableCheck to secure your certified A5 Halal Wagyu sukiyaki dinner near Shiba Park.
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