Guide · Halal
Sushi chains in Indonesia: which are halal?
Updated October 2026
This table summarises the halal status of 17 sushi chains in Indonesia as we checked them in October 2026: confirmed BPJPH or MUI certificates, official brand statements, or credible reports that a chain is not certified.
| Chain | Halal status | Certifier / number |
|---|---|---|
| Genki Sushi | Halal-certified | BPJPH (audited by LPPOM MUI) |
| Ichiban Sushi | Halal-certified | BPJPH (audited by LPPOM MUI) · ID00410001350280223 |
| Sushi Tei | Halal-certified | LPPOM MUI (legacy MUI certificate; BPJPH-era renewal not confirmed) |
| Tom Sushi | Halal-certified | LPPOM MUI (legacy MUI certificate; BPJPH-era renewal not confirmed) · 00160088010318 |
| Gion The Sushi Bar | Listed as halal-certified | – |
| Sushi Mentai | Listed as halal-certified | – |
| Sushi Yay! | Listed as halal-certified | – |
| Umaku Sushi | Listed as halal-certified | – |
| NDUO Sushi | States halal, no certificate found | – |
| Sushiro | States halal, no certificate found | – |
| Okinawa Sushi | Not verified | – |
| Peco Peco Sushi | Not verified | – |
| Shigeru | Not verified | – |
| Sushi Gan! | Not verified | – |
| Sushikun | Not verified | – |
| Sushimas | Not verified | – |
| Sushi Go! | Not halal-certified | – |
Halal certificates expire and are renewed, so statuses change. Check the halal logo and certificate number at the outlet. See also what to check for halal sushi.