Little Kebab Station in Shibuya Around Dogenzaka Area

Delicious Doner Kebab Using Halal Meat

Written by Rahmania Radjadi san (www.rahmaniaradjadi.com)

Yesterday I don’t know why I was so lazy to cook for dinner, not only that but also lazy to do anything in my apartment. Well, let say I was having a super lazy day. My husband ask me put to Shibuya to get some food also to refresh a little bit from my daily activity.

We went to Shibuya then do some shopping at Loft, because I also need to buy a stainless steel water bottle and luckily there was a 50% discount there in almost every floor of Loft. Initially I was planning to buy kebab on a newly open shop at Harajuku after finish shopping at Loft and write a review about it for a food blog. But then the plan changed because when we roam around Dogenzaka, we found this Little Kebab Station that we never tried before. As you know Kebab aroma can be so tempting, specially when you are hungry.

After a little discussion and debating about should we try this Kebab or not, we finally decided to try. Also what made me happy with this kebab is that their meat is halal. I asked the seller if he use halal meat and he answered “of course”.

They have 9 variations of menu for them to sell, which is chicken kebab sand which, beef kebab sandwhich, beef kebab wrap, chicken kebab wrap, chicken donburi, beef donburi, chicken kebab bento, beef kebab bento, and otsumami kebab. You can also choos 4 types of sauce which is mild sauce, mix sauce, hot sauce, and yoghurt sauce.

We bought chicken kebab donburi, beef kebab donburi, and a regular chicken kebab. The sauce we chose was hot sauce, spicy sauce, and mix sauce. After waiting for them to prepare our food, finally they handed the food to us. We chose to take away because the weather was too cold to eat at the shop.

When we finally had the chance to eat on a warm spot, we were satisfied with the food. Not only it is delicious but also the portion is kicking. The only thing that disapponted me a little bit was the hot sauce tasted not hot at all. Both chicken and beef donburi served with rice.

Here is the store, menu and the food we bought:

Here is the food we bought at the Little Kebab Station:

I love how Tokyo now have a good number of halal food restaurant, shop and stores. The fact that Tokyo have a various type of halal food is make me even happier because now Muslim tourists who come to Tokyo doesn’t need to be much worry about eating halal.

Muslim tourist just need to do some research about halal food in Tokyo using the internet and they could find a great information about it before they arrived in Japan. I hope you enjoy this article and have a great day!