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Halal Sukiyaki Diyafa: planning a wagyu sukiyaki meal in Shiba

Halal Sukiyaki Diyafa: a source-led guide to the published food policy, location and arrangements to confirm before visiting.

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Halal Sukiyaki Diyafa: a source-led guide to the published food policy, location and arrangements to confirm before visiting.

Location and published description

Address: 2-18-4 Shiba, Minato, Tokyo.

Evidence: Halal — operator statement.

A meal with a specific format

Diyafa presents halal wagyu sukiyaki, rather than a generic ramen or barbecue menu. Its website describes halal-certified ingredients. That is the restaurant's published statement; this guide does not independently audit its certificate or kitchen.

Sukiyaki is the focus to name when contacting the restaurant. Ask which course is currently available, what it includes and whether each guest's additional food requirements can be accommodated. Do not assume that a halal wagyu course offers a complete vegan alternative.

Plan the meal and prayer break together

The restaurant advertises a prayer room. Ask whether it will be available for your visit and whether your group needs to make arrangements beforehand. A listed facility is useful planning evidence, but is not a reservation or a guarantee of immediate access.

Send the branch your party size, preferred date and dietary requirements in one enquiry. Obtain its current quote and cancellation terms directly; we do not repeat a price from an undated third-party menu.

Sources and review date

Website information reviewed on 27 October 2026. This is desk research, not an on-site inspection. Menus and availability can change; confirm the exact dish and branch before ordering.

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