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Nefertiti Tokyo: the halal policy and lunch reservation to check

Nefertiti Tokyo: a source-led guide to the published food policy, location and arrangements to confirm before visiting.

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Nefertiti Tokyo: a source-led guide to the published food policy, location and arrangements to confirm before visiting.

Location and published description

Address: 1F, 3-1-20 Nishiazabu, Minato, Tokyo.

Evidence: Halal — operator commitment.

A published halal commitment

Nefertiti's own policy says its dishes use neither alcohol nor pork-derived ingredients. Read that operator commitment when deciding whether to enquire about a meal. If you need evidence beyond that statement, ask the restaurant for the current details relevant to your requirements.

Its location is on the first floor at 3-1-20 Nishiazabu. Use the street address when comparing routes; the restaurant is a specific destination, not a generic recommendation for every Egyptian or Middle Eastern restaurant in Tokyo.

Lunch needs planning

The restaurant's site says lunch requires advance reservation. Do not build a walk-in lunch itinerary around a search result without arranging the meal first. Confirm the date, party size, course, price and cancellation terms directly.

A halal commitment does not establish that every dish is vegan. If someone in the group avoids all animal ingredients, ask which complete dishes are suitable and whether the restaurant can accommodate the request. A clear written response is more useful than assuming a familiar dish has an unchanged recipe.

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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