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A guide to identify non-Halal food/beverages in Japan and how the writer gives instructions to Koda ¼×Ìï family for Muslim-friendly dishes.
![? There are some useful phrases for Muslim guests to order at Japanese restaurants:
o Watashi wa buta-niku o taberu koto ga dekimasen. (I don¡¯t eat pork).
o Sumimasen, [Name of Food] ni wa buta-niku wo tsukawa nai de kudasai. (I want the [Name of
Food] without pork).
? As a hint, foods containing pork have ëàÈâ inscription and foods containing alcohol have ¾Æ
inscription on it list of ingredients.
? In this presentation, the writer had managed to explained and created a guideline for Koda
(sometimes transliterated as Kouda) Restaurant on how to deal with Muslim costumers.
Islamic Dietary Laws v. Japanese Dishes
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- 1. How Well-Acquainted are Japanese Restaurants to Muslim Guests? One Case Practiced at Kouda Restaurant (¼×Ìï) Muhammad Reza Zaini
- 2. Islamic Dietary Laws v. Japanese Dishes at Restaurants 1 ? Islamic dietary laws prohibit the consumption of several foods (such as pork, amphibian and reptiles) and beverages that contain alcohol. ? On the other hand, Japanese government encouraged local restaurant owners to be aware of Muslim dietary laws as a strategy to boost Japan¡¯s image as a tourist-oriented nation and to prepare for large influx of foreign tourist at Tokyo Olympic 2020. ? Despite the encouragement, many Japanese restaurants generally still unfamiliar with the Islamic dietary laws.
- 3. ? There are some useful phrases for Muslim guests to order at Japanese restaurants: o Watashi wa buta-niku o taberu koto ga dekimasen. (I don¡¯t eat pork). o Sumimasen, [Name of Food] ni wa buta-niku wo tsukawa nai de kudasai. (I want the [Name of Food] without pork). ? As a hint, foods containing pork have ëàÈâ inscription and foods containing alcohol have ¾Æ inscription on it list of ingredients. ? In this presentation, the writer had managed to explained and created a guideline for Koda (sometimes transliterated as Kouda) Restaurant on how to deal with Muslim costumers. Islamic Dietary Laws v. Japanese Dishes at Restaurants 2
- 4. Special Thanks to ¼×Ìï ¡°The safest way is to provide Muslim guests with vegetables¡±
- 5. Special Thanks to ¼×Ìï Muhammad Reza Zaini (Left) with Mr. Kouda (¼×Ì蘆¤ó)
- 6. Special Thanks to ¼×Ìï Received gifts from Kouda (¼×Ìï) for my assistance.