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Osaka Panga offers 100% Muslim-friendly halal A5 Wagyu beef

Halal yakiniku is becoming easier and easier to find in Japan as restaurants like Osaka Panga serve up premium A5 Wagyu beef in Shinsaibashi.

Yakiniku or “Japanese BBQ” is a much beloved way of dining in Japan. Here are my top 5 yakiniku restaurants for the best bang for your buck.

Japan is home to one of the harshest winters in the world, but pressure makes diamonds, and thus these 5 piping-hot Japanese dishes were born!

I’ve talked about this amazing halal yakiniku restaurant in Osaka before, but this time we went all out to try their Kobe beef course!

When it comes to Japanese BBQ or “yakiniku” restaurants, you can’t go wrong with popular chains like Gyu-Kaku, especially as a foreigner.

1,500 yen (10 USD) for 60 minutes of all-you-can-eat Japanese barbecue, Yakiniku-zanmai Gen might be the best buffet restaurant in Osaka!

Inspired by the great Mongolian ruler Genghis Khan, Jingisukan is a lamb yakiniku dish that was introduced to Hokkaido in the 1900s.

Have you ever craved some Japanese barbecue but found yourself low on cash? Well here in Osaka is the cheapest yakiniku you’ll ever find!

A4 is one of the highest grades of beef in terms of marbling and quality. Kamimura Yakiniku lets you eat as much as you want at a low price!

Osaka is known for its vibrant night life, bright neon signs, and delicious street food. Here are 5 fun things to do (and eat) in Osaka!

For Muslims, it can be challenging to find halal meat in Japan. Zerohachi Yakiniku provides an all-you-can-eat BBQ meat fix at a fair price!

An experience like no other, Jojoen offers spectacular views of Asakusa and succulent feeds at a surprisingly affordable price!