STORIESStill on the floor.
People ask why the owner still works the floor himself.
THE FILMWatch on Instagram ›Ninja Yakiniku is a halal wagyu restaurant in Asakusa. The beef is halal; there is a quiet room to pray. But the first thing you notice is the owner — not in an office, on the floor, greeting every table himself.
People ask why he still does it. Because here, he told me, he gets to talk with people from every country — completely different cultures, different languages. Someone says they came from Los Angeles and the table turns to baseball; someone else, from somewhere else entirely.
He doesn't make a show of any of it. Just gratitude — thank you, itadakimasu — and a counter where the whole world sits down to the same wagyu.
| Station | Asakusa |
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| Find them | @ninja.yakiniku.asakusa |
Is the beef at Ninja Yakiniku halal?
Yes. Ninja Yakiniku is a halal wagyu restaurant in Asakusa, Tokyo, and there is a quiet room set aside to pray.
Where is Ninja Yakiniku?
In Asakusa, Tokyo. The nearest station is Asakusa.
What is Ninja Yakiniku like?
The owner is not in an office — he works the floor himself and greets every table. He says he keeps doing it because it lets him talk with people from every country, at a counter where the whole world sits down to the same wagyu.
This venue hosted our visit — a gifted 取材, no fee either way. Features are always disclosed as PR. Real photos only — no AI.取材（gifted）・PR表記。実写のみ・AI不使用。
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