Minokichi - Keio Shinjuku

Name: Minokichi - Keio Shinjuku
Address: Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku, Tokyo, 1600023, JP
Telephone: +81 3-5321-5969

2 Reviews

Shinjuku, Tokyo

Only some menu items are halal

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Reviews (2)3 stays · 225 m 3 mosques · 683 m 3 groceries · 384 m

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1-1-4 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku, Tokyo, 1600023 Japan

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+81 3-5321-5969

Halal Check

CoversHalal menu only — checked by Halal Navi staff

How we checkedWe checked the venue's own website on 2026-08-29. It carries no statement about halal food. / scope=specific_menu の出どころ: 2026-08-15 より前の説明文「Halal menu available」（2026-08-15 に説明文が消され、scope に移された）。公式サイトに記載が無いことと、メニューが存在しないことは別なので scope は残す。

We checked the venue's own website on 2026-08-29. It carries no statement about halal food.

Halal information last checked on 2026-08-29

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Business Hours

Open|11:00 AM - 2:00 PM, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Categories

KaisekiKyoto CuisineJapanese

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Location

1-1-4 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku, Tokyo, 1600023 Japan

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+81 3-5321-5969

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This was my second visit to Minokichi and this time, they were featuring their Spring menu. This time around, we chose the Moon set which was ¥7500 per person. Set aside 2-3 hours for lunch as you wouldn't want to rush through the courses. You want to savour each course and the waiter assigned to us both times was knowledgeable and fluent enough in English to make this a great cultural learning experience. The restaurant requires 2 working days notice for halal menu reservation and they're pretty strict about this so plan your visit in advance. The courses (may be different depending on what is available): 1. Appetizer: Plum juice, "wild grass" with crab, radish with rubbed tofu, boiled prawn, steamed egg, white bait deep-fried with an arare crust, sakura mochi. 2. Soup with nanohana (a symbol of Spring in Japan), minced fish steamed in seabream 3. Sashimi which included seabream, fatty tuna, and yuba 4. Tempura with prawn, lotus root, ba Read more...

Najah Nasseri
Sun Mar 13 2016

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This was my first time trying Kyoto keiseki and I was blown away. For the halal menu, a few days notice is required and we made our reservations at the Shinjuku restaurant due to its proximity to where we were. The lunch set was ¥5,400 per person for a 6-8 course meal (depending on how you count it). The menu varies from one season to another, and this week's menu was still based on autumn, so you'll see autumn staples such as chestnut making an appearance as well as garnishings like momoji leaves. The ingredients were simple and fresh, but what blew my mind was the technique and pairings that resulted in a wonderful culinary experience. Add to this the very knowledgable server who explained each course, from ingredient to technique as well as Japanese cultural references. Keiseki meals run long, and our 6-8 course lunch is considered short. If you book a dinner menu, beef shabu-shabu is available as well as an additional course. Our lunch Read more...