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Is Tonkotsu halal?

JapaneseBasement To First Floor 63 Dean Street, London, W1D 4QG

The short answer

Halal food available

Partly.Halal food is available at Tonkotsu, but not everything on the menu is halal. The restaurant says some of its food is halal. Last checked 13 Sept 2026. Ask which items are halal when you order.

What the evidence says

Halal food available

Halal food is available here, but not everything is halal.

Evidence last checked

Why we say this

The restaurant says some of its food is halal.

Restaurant's own words

“All of the chicken in our restaurants is halal slaughtered, including our chicken broth.”
Source
The restaurant's website(opens in a new tab)
Checked
Strength
Moderate

Moderate evidence. The restaurant's own words, but not specific about everything it serves.

Nobody from YepItsHalal has been here. We have not visited, phoned or seen a certificate for this place. When we do, this page says so and the listing carries our badge.

Before you go

Address
Basement To First Floor 63 Dean Street, London, W1D 4QG
Phone, to ask them
020 7437 0071

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