Halal Products
For Muslim travelers, sourcing halal products and groceries is essential to maintaining their dietary requirements and lifestyle preferences. Whether it’s halal-certified meat, snacks, or household essentials, having access to these products ensures peace of mind and convenience during their travels. From local markets to specialty stores, discovering halal options adds flavor and authenticity to the culinary journey of Muslim tourists.
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Tokyo Banana Cake
Original Tokyo Banana is not halal because it contains bovine gelatin and a little alcohol. If you look at the list of compositions on the package, you'll see "ゼラチン" (gelatin) and "洋酒" (alkohol). However, for the purchase decision back to you
Ginza Strawberry Cake
Although this product does not contain gelatine or alcohol, it contains a substance called a "process-modified fat" whose source is unknown. Nevertheless, for the purchase decision back to you.
Tokyo Milk Cheese Factory
If we look at its composition, the Tokyo Milkcheese Factory contains alcohol and gelatin (which is not clearly made of what). Nevertheless, for the purchase decision back to you.
Newyork Perfect Cheese
This Japanese product contains cheese and also cream made from milk. Until now, it is not known whether any of the ingredients are classified as halal or not. Nevertheless, for the purchase decision back to you.
Milk Bun
Quoted Instagram @halalcorner (1/3/2024), the critical point of the validity of milk bun lies in the materials, processes, as well as the tools and facilities of the products used. Ingredients such as dried flour, yeast, shortening, korsvet, cake emulsifier, butter, spice, topping, filling, and other must be guaranteed halal. The materials must be free from illegal and filthy. Nevertheless, for the purchase decision back to you.
Irvins Smoked Cheese Salmon Skin
Quoted from eatirvins.com This product is not certified halal but does not contain pork or lard. Until this entry was made we have not obtained the latest information about the halal status of this product. Nevertheless, for the purchase decision back to you.
Lotte Pepero
The first halal Korean snack on this list is presented by one of the biggest snack companies in Korea, the Lotte Confectionery. This product from Lotte has been holding a halal certificate from the Korean Muslim Federation (KMF) since 2009. Nevertheless, for the purchase decision back to you.
