焼肉ぱんが
Halal Wagyu Yakiniku Panga
A halal-certified yakiniku house near Okachimachi offering premium Japanese Wagyu grilled tableside with clarity and care.
Dining
Tokyo Halal Restaurants, Halal Wagyu Tokyo, Halal Yakiniku
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Panga is one of the few places in Tokyo where halal-certified Wagyu is grilled over a flame without compromise. Located near Okachimachi Station, this local favorite serves A5-grade Japanese beef sourced with full halal traceability. The space is straightforward—clean tables, efficient staff, tabletop grills—but it’s the meat that holds attention. Cuts are thick, well-marbled, and cooked at your pace. The owners, long committed to halal dining, have created an experience built on trust and quality. A prayer space is available, and the staff is used to serving both travelers and Tokyo regulars. Reservations are strongly recommended during peak hours.
Facilities & Services
Table Grills
Halal Menu Only
English Menu
Muslim Prayer Space
Takeout Available
Online Reservations
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