ザ・ケバブ・ファクトリー
The Kebab Factory
A fully halal grill house near Asakusa Station specializing in kebabs, wraps, and Middle Eastern street food.
Dining
Tokyo Halal Restaurants, Halal Kebab Tokyo, Shawarma Tokyo
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The Kebab Factory brings a halal-focused take on Middle Eastern street food to the heart of Asakusa. The menu centers on flame-grilled kebabs, falafel, and shawarma—served in wraps, over rice, or on shared platters. With two floors of casual seating, the space welcomes everyone from solo travelers to family groups. No pork, no alcohol, and no confusion—everything is clearly marked halal, and the staff are used to navigating dietary needs with ease. It’s a quick, loud, and satisfying meal, ideal between sightseeing stops or before catching a train. Takeout and delivery options make it just as easy to enjoy on the go.
Facilities & Services
Halal Menu Only
English Menu
Takeout and Delivery
Vegetarian Options
Kid-Friendly Seating
Online Reservations
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