Seafood Restaurant KAJIYA

Name: Seafood Restaurant KAJIYA
Address: Kanayama Bld. 2F, 2-8-6 Komachi, Kamakura, Kamakura, 248-0006, JP
Telephone: 0467-55-9231

3 Reviews

Kamakura, Kamakura

Halal menu availableOnly some menu items are halal

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Kanayama Bld. 2F, 2-8-6 Komachi, Kamakura, Kamakura, 248-0006 Japan

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0467-55-9231

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Halal menu available

Owner states halal

CoversHalal menu only — owner states

How we checkedChecked October 2026: the restaurant's website says it has a halal menu for Muslim diners, and that the halal menu shares cooking utensils with its other dishes. Alcohol is served.

Alcohol is served

COMMUNITY REPORTS

5 past reports, including non-halal dishes — not recently confirmed.

Halal information last checked on 2026-10-14

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Business Hours

Open|11:00 AM - 2:30 PM, 5:00 PM - 11:00 PM

Categories

JapaneseSeafood

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English Menu

Yes

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Yes (VISA,Mastercard,JCB,Amex)

Location

Kanayama Bld. 2F, 2-8-6 Komachi, Kamakura, Kamakura, 248-0006 Japan

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0467-55-9231

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Reviews (3)

Located along komachi street, pretty easy to find. Please specify halal menu. Portion is plenty, food and service is great.

Hafiz Ans
Fri Jul 27 2018

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Pretty easy to locate this restaurant in Kamakura market street. We ordered the sashimi set & it was really fresh & delicious! The chicken teppanyaki set was pretty good too. Service was very friendly & fast. The soy sauce used is halal too. They've listed a long list of the halal procedures. Highly recommended!

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Alia
Wed Oct 25 2017

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Kamakura is a beautiful city with all the old world charms of Kyoto, but a mere 1 hour away from Tokyo. After strolling through the small roads lined with vintage shops and cafes and temple gardens, you can have lunch at Kajiya. The restaurant is located on the second floor, not far away from the train station and on a very central stretch where most of the shops are. The owner has gone to great lengths to procure halal sauces and chicken, though their specialty seems to be seafood, as can be seen from the long queue of locals who come to the restaurant for lunch. Not to worry, the queue moves quickly as there is ample space inside. What is there to say, the seafood is so fresh and I have never tasted chicken teriyaki like this before. Highly recommended. Maruyama-san is also very helpful with showing us the prayer space which is located in a kimono rental shop about 10 minutes away (maybe less if there is less foot traffic). Take note that Read more...