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Japan, 〒530-0011 Osaka, Kita Ward, Ofukacho, 6−38 グラングリーン大阪北館 2F
Guess what .... It's Halal! Here what I can tell is the food is not disappointed, it was great the taste totally like in Malaysia. The offering is great , Asian... Malay, Thai , even Japanese food. A great option to make choice when coming with group of people. The ambience is so aesthetic and and staff nice . Please alert the time , their make , lunch time set, hight tea time and diner.. offer different menu. To fellow Muslim, dine here without doubt.
This place is a great choice for anyone looking for a Muslim-friendly dining spot. The staff are incredibly kind and accommodating—even when we requested a fork and spoon, they provided them with a smile. The atmosphere is also very comfortable, making it a great spot to enjoy a meal and relax. Definitely recommended!
Dined here for the first time today. I was glad it was opened as the restaurant I usually go to was closed for golden week and this place was nearby. It was my first beef katsu which is something I've been wanting to try. So so happy I found a halal one that tastes good and not too ex. Will come back for sure.
Halal Malaysian restaurant.First timer here,I noticed price is reasonable ie nasi lemak 1050¥ considering location is in upscale Osaka.We had mee goreng,beef katsu, nasi lemak and desert… total paid abt 7900¥ which was acceptable.Portion was ok, food presentation was average restaurant standard.1 small comment though, mee goreng and satay sauce were a bit salty today.Hope this was a one-off incident. This place worth trying for halal food. Met Malaysian family at the restaurant who live about 5 mins walk from this place …they often come to this restaurant so I think it’s a good place for halal and good meals. Heard chicken rice is good here! Ambience is premium for a Malaysian restaurant!
Excellent food, and most importantly, halal. The menu includes Japanese and Malaysian dishes, with a little crossover in between, if you like. For example, a simple garnish of coriander leaves elevates a bowl of the Japanese dish Tantan Ramen to something that Southeast Asian palates would appreciate. And the salt ramen, with its fresh seafood, simply tastes of the sea. Excellent. However, non-Japanese speakers might find it a bit difficult to use the online ordering system as there isn't an English version available. Fortunately when we were there, a member of the staff helped us to select what we wanted. Most appreciated.









