Grouped by station, because that is how you actually decide where to eat.
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| Nearest station | Shops |
|---|---|
| Esaka (江坂) | 10 |
| JR Suita (JR吹田) | 6 |
| JR Kishibe (JR岸辺) | 3 |
| Kandaimae (関大前) | 3 |
| Bampaku-kinen-koen (万博記念公園) | 3 |
| Minami-Senri (南千里) | 3 |
| Senriyama (千里山) | 2 |
| Toyotsu (豊津) | 1 |
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Cross-contamination on the grill is the point most easily missed: even if you order only beef, the grill and the tongs are shared. If that matters to you, yakiniku is not a good choice in Suita.
No shop in these lists has been confirmed as halal-certified. Where a shop is not marked, treat it as not confirmed rather than as safe.
| English | 日本語 | romaji |
|---|---|---|
| Does this contain pork? | 豚肉を使っていますか? | Butaniku o tsukatte imasu ka? |
| Does it contain lard or pork fat? | ラードや豚の脂を使っていますか? | Laado ya buta no abura o tsukatte imasu ka? |
| Does it contain mirin or cooking sake? | みりんや酒を使っていますか? | Mirin ya sake o tsukatte imasu ka? |
| Could you leave out the pork? | 豚肉を抜いてもらえますか? | Butaniku o nuite moraemasu ka? |
| For religious reasons I cannot eat pork or alcohol. | 宗教上の理由で豚肉とアルコールが食べられません。 | Shuukyou-jou no riyuu de butaniku to arukooru ga taberaremasen. |
36 in this list, grouped by nearest station. The largest clusters are Esaka (10), JR Suita (6), JR Kishibe (3).
No shop in this list has been confirmed as halal-certified. Where a shop is not marked, treat it as not confirmed rather than as safe. This page sets out what to check for this genre and gives the Japanese phrases to ask with.
Hours are structured from the survey we were given and are a guide, not a guarantee. For 19 shops the closing day could not be confirmed and is marked as such. Independent shops close early once the broth or the day's stock runs out.