For this post, I will try using my broken English (still not confident with my english ability, especially on writing), because I want to share my experience about finding halal food in Japan with all moslem brother and sister ^^
I actually write this post because of my guilty feeling. Why? it was because of my experience during my visit to Harajuku, and two malaysian girl with hijab asking me about halal food around Harajuku, and I can't give them any information, because I have no info. But then, the second time I visit Harajuku, I found Halal kebab on Takeshita Doori, then I feel guilty for not find out sooner..hmm (more info about Halal kebab after this)
I'm not lying, it was so hard finding halal food in Japan. Even there are lots of information about halal restaurant or cafe, it still hard to find it when you really need to eat, it was not always around the corner. And halal food in Japan, were mostly expensive. That's why I only visit some of them if I have a chance or if the place nearby. And because almost every kind of japanese food using mirin (alcohol), it's really hard to make sure it was safe.
I'm not lying, it was so hard finding halal food in Japan. Even there are lots of information about halal restaurant or cafe, it still hard to find it when you really need to eat, it was not always around the corner. And halal food in Japan, were mostly expensive. That's why I only visit some of them if I have a chance or if the place nearby. And because almost every kind of japanese food using mirin (alcohol), it's really hard to make sure it was safe.
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| Japanese foods were very tempting, make sure you check it first before eat |
Since I stayed in my friends house (with her lovely lil' family ), mostly I just eat the food that she prepared for me (I told her that I only eat eggs, vegetables, and fish. No beef, chicken, and of course no alcohol and pig).
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| Here's the foods that I got from my homestay ^^ |