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We decided to have a dinner there but the staff was angry .not friendly.very small place full of smoke . We left the restaurant

The shrimp butter milk was delicious. However, if they use the usual malay rice (like jasmine rice) rather than japanese rice, the dinner experience would have been perfect!

It's quite difficult to find this place unless you open your eyes big enough. It's located on the 8th level of the building opposite of the Matsuzakaya department store in Ginza, along the small road (not the main road). If you are headed for dinner, do come after 5pm. It is rather expensive here. Our 3 plates of dishes - a squid dish, a plate of fried rice, a plate of fried udon and two juices costed more than ¥5000 (including the crackers, wet tissues and taxes). However, this is Ginza. Everything is extra expensive. Food was so-so. Halal sign is located at the entrance and the waiter is friendly and speaks Malay, Japanese and English. This restaurant allows smoking.

Lovely restaurant! We came here on a visit to Tokyo and loved it. Halal certificate on display. There are also pictures of members of former Malaysian PM who visited the restaurant before. Food was very tasty. Portions were a bit small but typical for Japan I believe. They do serve alcohol. Also, they don't have salad on the menu, but they can make you a good enough salad if you ask for it.

Went here for lunch. Japanese aren't big on lunch so there were few options. Food was good though and service very quick and friendly. Saw halal certificate. Location is right on the side street next to the subway entrance, there is a bank on the corner i believe. Restaurant is on the 8th floor I believe