浅草 すし賢
Asakusa Sushi Ken
A quiet sushi counter in Asakusa with full halal certification and a reputation for balance, tradition, and care.
Dining
Edomae Sushi, Tokyo Halal Restaurants, Halal Sushi
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A few blocks from the Kaminarimon crowds, Asakusa Sushi Ken offers a slower rhythm. The chefs here work in the Edomae style—no gimmicks, just clean cuts and measured hands. What sets this place apart is its full halal certification, rare in Tokyo, and clearly communicated in both practice and spirit. Muslim travelers often make it a destination, but locals come too—for the seasonal fish, the directness of the rice, and the comfort of being understood. Private rooms are available, but the counter is where the work speaks loudest. Reservations are recommended, especially for halal course meals.
Facilities & Services
Counter Seating
Private Rooms
English Menu
Halal Menu Available
Takeout
Online Reservations
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