★★★★★ Very excellent food and respectful restaurant guy Omer . very delisicious and recommended Posted on March 7, 2019

★★★★★ Very small place, been here everytime I visit Tokyo, located close to Shinjuku-sanchome station down the small road, it's not hard to locate. Awesome food. Love the sandwich and the service. Uploaded photos of the menu and the place but hasn't been approved by zabiha. Posted on April 10, 2016

★★★★★ Best halal Turkish restaurant in Tokyo. Limited space. Their Kebab sandwich is special Posted on March 25, 2016

★★★★★ My name is salah, the food is so delicious, and price is very reasonable, the place is small but the important thing is the food clean and amazing. Posted on April 22, 2014

★★★★★ My wife and I loved this place by finding in crowded streets of Tokyo as a foreigner from California. The food was really delicious and the price was very reasonable. We were welcomed as if we are in Turkey. They are really hospitable. Thanks guys!!! The owner also suggested a place in Kyoto, Rose Cafe. We also loved that place. Posted on November 5, 2013

★★★★★ It was difficult to find this place but when we did, we were satisfied. Syukran! It is near another Turkish eatery (Hasan, which sold alcohol). Walk until the end of this building, you will see Kebab Ye with a Halal sign Posted on June 12, 2013

NR This restaurant is located southeast of current indicated location. It is not located in Kabuki-chō proper but just outside. Posted on December 1, 2012

★★★★★ KEBAB ye（ケバブ家） is my favorite halal Turkish restaurant in Japan .The chef, brother Haji Omar, cooks at the Embassy of Turkey, it means he can cook authentic Turkish cuisine. In addition, he has his own vegetable vineyard and use organic ingredients as much as he can. Menus are kebabs, soups, Turkish pizza (only on Monday) and special meals or sweets. If you ask before a few days, they prepare special dinner menu. I strongly recommend you to reserve and enjoy the special dinner. Actually, it is very difficult to find real halal restaurants here. Kebab ye is no alcohol, no oriental dance. Customers love just their foods and stuffs. Kebab ye means Kebab(ケバブ) home(家) in Japanese. You will meet other Muslim brothers and sisters there. In sha Allah. I hope kebab ye becomes larger. http://www.japan-i.jp/news/halal_restaurants_in_tokyo_mahmood_part_2.html Posted on September 29, 2012

NR I believe this kebab stall is closed for business. Posted on June 20, 2011

★★★★★ This is a small restaurant with very good food. I agree with the previous reviewer that it may not be very easy to find it first time (consider printing the map and phone number). Actually it is very convenient, close to a very busy intersection near the Shinjuku station. We visited this place several times. Most restaurants serve alcohol in Japan. This one is an exception. Highly recommended. Posted on February 19, 2011

★★★★★ A wonderful restaurant, unfortunately can only sit about 8 people comfortably. Since it is so small, you can miss it very easily, so print this page out and ask for directions if necessary. Managed to find this place thanks to a policeman. Serves complimentary Turkish tea. Not much variety, basically only serves doner burgers (about 500Yen) and kebabs (about 1000Yen). Nevertheless, I still recommend it:) Posted on December 20, 2010

★★★★★ This little restaurant is a rare find in the Tokyo area. The selection of food is shish kebabs and doner (gyros). Once a week they serve lahmacun (Turkish pizza). I have tasted most of their food during my few days stay in Tokyo and found all of them to be very delicious. The owners were very friendly and hospitable. They offered us maps and recommendations for sightseeing. The location is quite convenient. It is few blocks from the Shinju-ku station and right above the Shinjuku-3-Chome station. The only thing is restaurant is very small. So, don't go there with more than 4 people. Fortunately, they prepare food for take-out in case there is no room inside. Highly recommended. Posted on October 23, 2009