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Jannat Halal Food
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Jannat Halal Food

Twin Village Shinjuku 102, 2-9-1 Hyakunincho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

+81 3-3366-6680 Website
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A halal grocer in Hyakunincho a few minutes' walk from Shin-Okubo Station, which also runs a nationwide online shop with roughly 2,000 products. Stocks fresh halal meat (beef, chicken, mutton, duck), fish, rice, spices and lentils with an emphasis on Bangladeshi, Indian, Pakistani and Nepali staples.

Eating in Tokyo

Tokyo's South Asian food is dominated by a specific format: a Nepali-run kitchen serving a largely North Indian menu, built around a weekday lunch set of curry, enormous naan and a small salad. It is so consistent that it is effectively its own genre. Underneath it sits a smaller, more interesting layer of genuinely Nepali cooking, and a handful of serious regional Indian restaurants.

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