Traveling through Narita International Airport? Whether you’re arriving in Japan, heading home, or catching an international flight, Narita Airport has several facilities that can make your journey more comfortable as a Muslim traveler.
From halal-certified restaurants and dedicated prayer rooms to Japanese souvenirs, here’s a practical guide to help you navigate Narita Airport with ease.
1. Halal Food at Narita Airport 🍜
Finding halal food at an airport can sometimes be challenging, but Narita Airport offers several restaurants that are specifically marked as halal.
Narita Airport’s official restaurant directory allows travelers to filter restaurants by “Halal”, making it easier to find suitable dining options across Terminals 1, 2 and 3.
Terminal 1: KINEYAMUGIMARU
Located on the 5th floor of Terminal 1 Central Building, before security, KINEYAMUGIMARU specializes in freshly made udon.
The restaurant offers udon, tempura and onigiri, and its kitchen is halal certified. It is open from 7:30 AM to 8:30 PM (last order).
If you want to enjoy a Japanese meal before heading through security, this is a convenient option.
Terminal 2: SOJIBOU
For soba lovers, SOJIBOU is located on the 4th floor of Terminal 2 Main Building, before security.
The restaurant specializes in handmade soba and is halal certified. One of its recommended dishes is soba with large shrimp tempura and grated wasabi.
It is open from 7:00 AM to 8:30 PM (last order).
Terminal 2: LA TOQUE
Another halal option in Terminal 2 is LA TOQUE, located on the 4th floor of the Main Building, before security.
The restaurant serves Japanese-style curry and other noodle dishes, and its kitchen is halal certified. It is open from 8:00 AM to 8:30 PM (last order).
Travel tip: Always check the airport's official restaurant directory before your trip, as restaurant locations, opening hours and available menus can change.
2. Prayer Rooms 🕌
Need a quiet place to pray before your flight?
Narita Airport provides dedicated prayer rooms across all three terminals, both before and after security in several locations.
Current locations include:
- Terminal 1: Central Building, 3F — before security
- Terminal 1: Central Building, 2F — after security for international flights
- Terminal 2: Main Building, 1F — before security
- Terminal 2: Main Building, 1F — after security for international flights
- Terminal 3: Main Building, 2F — before security
- Terminal 3: Main Building, 3F — after security for international flights
The airport describes these rooms as quiet spaces for prayer, meditation and other spiritual activities, and they are available for everyone to use.
Tip: Check whether you need to pray before or after security when planning your time at the airport. If you are departing on an international flight, allow enough time for check-in and security procedures.
3. Japanese Souvenirs 🎁
Looking for Japanese souvenirs that are suitable for Muslim travelers?
At ANA FESTA Terminal 2 Lobby Gift Shop, you can find a special section dedicated to halal products, making it easier to shop for Japanese snacks and souvenirs without having to search through the entire store.
The selection includes various Japanese food products and sweets, giving Muslim travelers a convenient place to look for gifts to bring home.
📍 ANA FESTA Terminal 2 Lobby Gift Shop
Location: Terminal 2 Main Building, 4F, before security
Opening hours: 08:00–20:00
The store carries a wide range of Japanese specialties and souvenirs, and the halal section provides a more convenient option for Muslim travelers looking for suitable products.
Why check the halal section?
Instead of spending time checking every Japanese snack for ingredients, look for the dedicated halal product section at ANA FESTA. It can be a particularly useful last-minute stop if you still need souvenirs before leaving Japan.
Tip: Product availability can change, so if you have a specific snack or brand in mind, check the product's current halal status and ingredients before purchasing.
Make Narita Airport Easier to Navigate ✈️
For Muslim travelers, Narita Airport offers more options than you might expect—from halal-certified Japanese cuisine to dedicated prayer rooms and plenty of opportunities to pick up souvenirs before flying home.
Save this guide 📌 for your next trip through Narita Airport and share it with your Muslim travel companions!
Information and opening hours can change. Please check Narita International Airport's official website before your journey for the latest information.