Halal Gourmet Japan lists 14 restaurants and shops, two mosques and four prayer spaces in Yokohama (as of November 2026).
This guide covers nine restaurants whose listing pages show their halal arrangements, split into three areas: Nishi-ku and Shinko; Aioicho, Yamashitacho and Sumiyoshicho in Naka-ku; and Tsurumi-ku and Tsuzuki-ku. All nine have halal and vegetarian options.
The second half brings together the mosques and prayer spaces in the city. The descriptions are based on what each restaurant’s listing page shows.
Indian food and a café in Nishi-ku and Shinko
Indian MANTRA SKY Bld is on the 10th floor of the Sky Building in Takashima 2-chome, Nishi-ku. It uses halal meat and halal seasonings.
MANTRA serves no pork.
Khazana, an Indian restaurant, is on the first basement floor of Tokyu Square in Minato Mirai 2-chome, Nishi-ku. It has a dedicated halal kitchen and tableware.
Khazana uses halal meat and serves no pork.
Port Terrace Cafe, in Shinko 2-chome, Naka-ku, serves a range of dishes. It uses halal meat.
Turkish, Indian and Japanese food in Naka-ku
New Ali baba, in Aioicho 1-chome, Naka-ku, is a Muslim-owned Turkish restaurant. It has a dedicated halal kitchen and tableware.
New Ali baba uses halal meat and halal seasonings. It serves no pork.
Yamashitacho, also in Naka-ku, has two Indian restaurants. DELHI Dining has a prayer space and a dedicated halal kitchen and tableware.
DELHI Dining uses halal meat and halal seasonings. It serves no pork.
NAKSHATRA also uses halal meat and halal seasonings. It serves no pork.
For Japanese food, Yokohamaseryna Romanchaya is in Sumiyoshicho 4-chome, Naka-ku. It uses halal meat and halal seasonings.
Romanchaya serves no pork either.
Iranian and Indian food in Tsurumi-ku and Tsuzuki-ku
RESTAURANT BAR CASPIAN, in Tsurumi-ku, is a Muslim-owned Iranian restaurant. It uses halal meat and halal seasonings.
ASIAN DINING ALIBABA, in Tsuzuki-ku, is a Muslim-owned Indian restaurant. It has a dedicated halal kitchen and tableware.
ASIAN DINING ALIBABA uses halal meat and halal seasonings. It serves no pork.
Mosques and prayer spaces
These are the two mosques we list in Yokohama:
- Ja’me Masjid Yokohama (Yokohama Mosque): Tsuzuki-ku
- Masjid As-Sholihin Yokohama: Asahi-ku
Ja’me Masjid Yokohama has wudu (ablution before prayer) facilities and a qibla indicator.
These are the four prayer spaces:
- Yokohama World Porters: Shinko, Naka-ku
- YOKOHAMA MUSALAH: Sengendai, Nishi-ku
- Kanagawa Plaza for Global Citizenship (or “Earth Plaza”) 2F: Sakae-ku
- Den-en-Toshi Islamic Culture Center (DTICC): Midori-ku
Yokohama World Porters also has wudu facilities and a qibla indicator. Among the restaurants in this guide, DELHI Dining in Yamashitacho has a prayer space.
Other ways to search
You can find all our restaurants, mosques and prayer spaces in Kanagawa Prefecture on these pages:
For mosques and prayer spaces in other prefectures, see our guide to finding a mosque or prayer room in Japan.
Before you go
Information on our listings may change at the restaurant’s discretion. Please check menus and arrangements on the linked pages and with the restaurant on site.
Each listing page describes the restaurant’s halal arrangements (certification, ingredients, kitchen, and so on). Please read the listing and decide whether it meets your own standards.
If you want to let staff know that you avoid pork and alcohol, you can show them our note in Japanese.
To wrap up
From Indian food in Minato Mirai to Turkish food in Aioicho and Japanese food in Sumiyoshicho, Yokohama has places to eat wherever you are headed. There are mosques in Tsuzuki-ku and Asahi-ku, and prayer spaces in Shinko, Nishi-ku and elsewhere.
Once you know where you are going, open the listing pages for places nearby and check their halal arrangements.
Image credits
- Featured image (Minato Mirai skyline, Yokohama): Matthide127 / CC0 / Wikimedia Commons
This article was written by the Halal Gourmet Japan team. On Halal Gourmet Japan, you can search for halal-friendly restaurants and prayer spaces all over Japan. The service is also available as an app (iOS / Android).
After seeing his Muslim friends struggle to dine out in Japan, he founded Halal Gourmet Japan, a restaurant search service for Muslims, and has been running it for more than a decade since its launch in 2014. He also co-founded Food Diversity Inc. (formerly Halal Media Japan; he has since stepped down), and has deep expertise in halal support for restaurants and Muslim-oriented inbound tourism. Halal Gourmet Japan is one of Japan’s largest halal-friendly restaurant search services, used in more than 140 countries, introducing halal-friendly restaurants and prayer spaces across Japan in multiple languages.
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