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Halal-certified omakase, a rare format in the city and a good first counter for Muslim diners.
35 restoran sushi di Indonesia yang bersertifikat halal (MUI/BPJPH) atau menyatakan menyajikan makanan halal. Deskripsi tiap restoran menyebut nomor atau lembaga sertifikasi bila ada sumbernya. Sertifikat bisa kedaluwarsa, jadi konfirmasi ke restoran.
Filter sushi halal di direktori interaktif โHalal-certified omakase, a rare format in the city and a good first counter for Muslim diners.
Sushi restaurant in Kemang Utara listed among MUI halal-certified sushi restaurants in Jakarta.
Halal Edomae-style sushi with fish said to be sourced from Toyosu Market. Outlets at Kuningan City and Jl. Ampera Raya; certified by MUI and BPJPH per the restaurant.
Halal Japanese menu of fusion sushi rolls, sashimi, donburi and yakitori in Madison Grande ruko, roughly Rp100,000-200,000 per person, per Serpong Natura City.
Japanese restaurant open since 1995 on Jl. KH Wahid Hasyim with thick sashimi, nigiri and volcano rolls. Nibble lists it among Jakarta sushi restaurants certified by MUI.
Sushi, katsu, beef and salmon dishes in Golden Madrid 2 ruko, BSD, about Rp100,000-200,000 per person. Listed as halal-certified by Serpong Natura City.
Sushi restaurant listed as MUI halal certified, with outlets in Tanah Kusir (South Jakarta), Jagakarsa and BSD.
Conveyor-belt sushi chain. Genki Sushi Indonesia was granted a halal decree by LPPOM MUI and a BPJPH halal certificate in October 2022, reported as the first Genki market to do so.
Balikpapan's first conveyor-belt sushi restaurant (opened Dec 2022), about 80 sushi items plus donburi and ramen; management says ingredients are halal-certified with alcohol-free mirin substitutes.
Salmon-focused all-you-can-eat sushi from the Okinawa Sushi group, 90-minute seatings with sashimi, volcano and aburi rolls. Akurat and a halal-dining guide list it as halal-certified.
Japanese restaurant with sushi rolls, nigiri and ramen at Rp20,000-60,000. Jateng Travel Guide (Jan 2025) says all ingredients are halal-sourced; no certificate number given.
Sushi restaurant known for tuna katsu roll, rainbow sushi and special tuna roll. Kurasi Media (Oct 2025) cites MUI halal certificate LPPOM-00140140360122.
Sushi bar advertising itself as halal and 'first gyukatsu in Bandar Lampung'; batayaki rolls from Rp29,999. Radar Lampung (2024) and IDN Times Lampung (Jan 2026) feature it.
Small neighbourhood sushi shop known for salmon platters (Ueno, Sultan, Super Sultan) and the Fishmono cucumber roll. Nibble lists it among MUI-certified Jakarta sushi restaurants.
Korean all-you-can-eat sushi and salad bar with 150+ items. Says its menu is free of pork, lard, mirin and alcohol (its own claim, not a certificate cited).
Bandung branch of Sushi Bar, which received an MUI halal certificate in January 2014; Kurasi Media (Oct 2025) calls it a pioneer of halal sushi in the city.
Sushi and ramen restaurant known for salmon sashimi and premium rolls with gold leaf; Radar Lampung (Jan 2026) reports it holds a halal certificate alongside Shabu Kitchen Onago.
Quick-service sushi, salmon sashimi and onigiri near AEON Mall BSD, about Rp25,000-75,000 per person. Described as halal-certified in a Sinar Mas Land guide.
Makassar Japanese restaurant (also in Semarang) that received a BPJPH halal certificate in 2022; won a local culinary award in 2023 for its kagetori sushi.
Japanese restaurant behind the amphitheatre at Taman Budaya Sentul serving ramen, donburi and sushi from Rp15,000. Radar Update describes it as a halal Japanese restaurant.
Bandung Japanese street-food brand since 2022 with several outlets; its site states 100% halal with no pork, lard or mirin. Certificate not cited.
Started in 2013 as a wooden street cart in West Jakarta selling low-priced sushi from about Rp15,000. The brand's own site states its sushi is 100% halal.
Tokyo-station themed restaurant opened 5 July 2025 with about 80 sushi varieties from Rp10,000. Its owner told RRI and Espos that all food and drink are halal (no certificate cited).
Budget sushi shop on Jl. Monginsidi that markets itself as halal, with delivery on GoFood and GrabFood. No certificate number was found.
Local Lombok sushi chain founded in 2020 by Mar'atus Sholihah; MUI halal licence obtained before opening. Six outlets by early 2023, sushi around Rp20,000-30,000.
Family-friendly sushi, tempura and ramen restaurant at QBig BSD City, roughly Rp50,000-100,000 per person. Serpong Natura City's guide lists it as halal-certified.
Local sushi chain founded in 2012 with outlets at Royal Plaza and Delta Plaza. Its LinkedIn company profile says it is halal certified; certificate not independently checked.
Halal-certified sushi chain with branches around Greater Jakarta (including BSD) and Surabaya, serving sushi, sashimi, donburi and ramen.
Indonesia's largest sushi chain, with over 100 outlets. Received a halal certificate (ID00410001350280223) in March 2023, ceremony held at Kuningan City, Jakarta.
China-origin chain serving only cooked sushi, marketed as 100% halal. First Indonesian outlets opened August 2024 in PIK, Tebet and Tanjung Duren; a Balikpapan branch opened in 2025.
Low-price sushi chain with plates from Rp10,000, describing itself as 100% halal MUI certified. Outlets reported in Medan, Tangerang, Batam, Pekanbaru and Depok.
Boga Group budget sushi chain of about 90 outlets. Operator PT Yay Enak Semua holds BPJPH halal certificate ID00410017443340324 covering hundreds of menu items.
Local sushi chain with outlets in Grand Galaxy Bekasi, Depok Margonda, Gading Serpong, Cibinong and Grand Wisata. Reported MUI-halal since 2017; known for salmon katsu roll.
Sushi Tei Group budget brand with plates from about Rp10,000. Halal certified by LPPOM MUI since March 2018 per the brand.
Halal-certified sushi chain known for all-you-can-eat style dining at modest prices.