Taré Omakase
Ipoh's first omakase restaurant, with tasting menus from about RM280++ and an à la carte list of sushi; open Tuesday to Sunday evenings.
3 places to eat sushi in Ipoh: 2 casual sushi spots and 1 omakase counter. 2 of them are halal-certified or say they serve halal food. Price bands are relative within Malaysia.
Filter these in the interactive directory →Ipoh's first omakase restaurant, with tasting menus from about RM280++ and an à la carte list of sushi; open Tuesday to Sunday evenings.
Bumiputera-owned sushi shop and Ramadan bazaar kiosks with sushi from RM1; states it uses halal ingredients.
Japanese restaurant with a large sushi menu, sushi boats and set meals; posts state its halal certification. Also has a Teluk Intan branch.
Malaysia's largest sushi chain, with over 100 outlets and JAKIM halal certification.
Conveyor-belt and rail-delivery sushi chain; all Malaysian outlets are JAKIM halal certified, with a flagship at Sunway Velocity Mall, Kuala Lumpur.
Muslim-owned conveyor-belt sushi chain with 19+ outlets, listed in JAKIM's Halal Malaysia Directory. Also serves rice bowls, teppanyaki and noodles.
Grab-and-go sushi chain; its site states halal certification by JAKIM, with 33 outlets certified and others in the process.
Chain of about 37 branches. Pork-free but not JAKIM certified because it serves alcohol and uses mirin in some cooked dishes.
Chain of 20+ branches known for mentai-sauce sushi. Pork-free with halal-certified poultry, but no JAKIM certificate and some dishes use mirin.
Sushi chain with outlets including Mid Valley Megamall. Pork-free with halal-certified meat suppliers, but not JAKIM certified; it serves beer.