¥45
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3 Pack Frozen Green Chilli 200g Combo Offer グリーン チリ
Original price was: ¥600.¥555Current price is: ¥555. (With Tax)
¥162
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3 Bottle Fruit Sip Chaunsa Mango Juice (1ltr X 3Pack =3ltr)- (Combo Offer)
Original price was: ¥1,107.¥945Current price is: ¥945. (With Tax)
¥50
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Regular Plain Paratha Combo (5pcs X 5pct) レギュラープレーンパラタ
Original price was: ¥1,125.¥1,075Current price is: ¥1,075. (With Tax)
¥50
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Bounty Chocolate Bar Combo (5pcs X 57g) バウンティ チョコレート バー
Original price was: ¥1,400.¥1,350Current price is: ¥1,350. (With Tax)
¥100
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Nestle KitKat Chocolate Combo (17g x 5pcs) キットカット チョコレート
Original price was: ¥725.¥625Current price is: ¥625. (With Tax)
¥75
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Shero Cream Biscuits (5pkt Combo)43g*5 シェロクリームビスケット
Original price was: ¥325.¥250Current price is: ¥250. (With Tax)
¥830
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2 Bottle Sunflower Oil (5ltr X 2 Bottle =10Ltr) (Combo Offer) 2本 ひまわり油
Original price was: ¥4,000.¥3,170Current price is: ¥3,170. (With Tax)
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¥1,000
Prome Chinigura Rice (Aromatic Rice) (1kg x 5pack) (Combo Offer) プロム チニグラ米（アロマティック米）
Original price was: ¥4,750.¥3,750Current price is: ¥3,750. (With Tax)
¥291
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5 Pack Masoor Dal Broken/Red Split Lentils (1kg X 5Pack =5Kg)- (Combo Offer) レッドスプリットレンズ豆
Original price was: ¥1,688.¥1,397Current price is: ¥1,397. (With Tax)
¥680
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5 Pack Masoor Dal Whole/Red Whole Lentil (1kg X 5Pack =5Kg)- (Combo Offer) レッドホールレンズ豆
Original price was: ¥1,970.¥1,290Current price is: ¥1,290. (With Tax)
¥245
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5 Pack Sadia Chicken Sausage (375g X 5Pack =1.9Kg)- (Combo Offer) チキン ソーセージ
Original price was: ¥1,735.¥1,490Current price is: ¥1,490. (With Tax)
¥50
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5 Pack Parle Hide & Seek (100g X 5Pack =500g)- (Combo Offer) ハイド & シークビスケット
Original price was: ¥1,100.¥1,050Current price is: ¥1,050. (With Tax)
¥3,500
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5 Pack Kaalar Basmati Sella Rice (5Kg X 5Pack =25Kg)- (Combo Offer) カーラ バスマティサドルライス
Original price was: ¥24,300.¥20,800Current price is: ¥20,800. (With Tax)
¥137
Off
3 Pack Aloo Puri (AG Food)- (Combo Offer) アルーポリ
Original price was: ¥886.¥749Current price is: ¥749. (With Tax)
¥120
Off
Black Eye Beans (1kg X 3pack =3kg) – (Combo Offer) ブラックアイビーン
Original price was: ¥1,350.¥1,230Current price is: ¥1,230. (With Tax)
¥194
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3 Piece Chicken Whole Sadia (800g X 3Pcs =2.4Kg) -(Combo Offer) チキン全体
Original price was: ¥1,760.¥1,566Current price is: ¥1,566. (With Tax)
¥80
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3 Piece Chicken Whole Sadia (1200g X 3Pcs =3.6Kg)- (Combo Offer) チキンホール・サディア
Original price was: ¥2,420.¥2,340Current price is: ¥2,340. (With Tax)
Combo Offer at Shinjuku Halal Food — More Value, Less Stress, Better Meals
If you live in Japan and cook halal food at home, you already know the struggle. Finding the right ingredients is one thing. Finding them at a fair price — and in quantities that actually make sense for a household — is another thing entirely.
That is exactly what this combo offer section is here for. At Shinjuku Halal Food, the combo deals are put together with real cooking needs in mind. Whether you are stocking up on rice, chicken, cooking oil, lentils, or your family’s favourite snacks, the combos here let you buy more of what you actually use — and save money while doing it.
This page covers everything in the combo category: what is available, how the deals are structured, what products are typically bundled together, and why these offers work well for halal-conscious households in Japan.
What Are Combo Offers at Shinjuku Halal Food?
A combo offer is when two or more products are grouped together and sold at a lower combined price than if you bought each item separately. It is a simple idea, but when it is done well — with products that naturally go together — it saves you real money and makes shopping much easier.
At Shinjuku Halal Food, the combos are not random bundles thrown together. They are built around the staples that halal households in Japan rely on every week: grains, proteins, cooking essentials, sauces, lentils, and snacks. The idea is that when you need rice, you probably also need oil. When you are buying chicken, you likely need masoor dal or spices to go with it. The combos reflect that reality.
Who Are These Combos For?
These deals are particularly useful if you:
- Cook halal meals regularly at home and go through staples quickly
- Are feeding a family or a group of people in a shared household
- Want to cut down on the number of separate orders you place each month
- Are looking for better value without compromising on halal standards
- Live far from a physical halal grocery store and need to stock up when ordering online
Japan has a growing Muslim population, and more halal-conscious residents — both expats and Japanese Muslims — are looking for reliable online options. Shinjuku Halal Food has become one of the most well-known halal grocery stores in Japan, and the combo section is one of the most practical parts of the shop.
What Products Are in the Combo Category?
The combo section covers a wide range of product types. Here is a breakdown of what you will typically find and what each type is used for.
Rice Combos — Basmati, Kainat, and Premium Varieties
Rice is the backbone of most South Asian, Middle Eastern, and Southeast Asian cooking. Several combo deals here bundle multiple bags of rice together — either the same variety in larger quantities, or complementary types side by side.
You will find Kainat Premium Basmati Rice, which is long-grain and aromatic — perfect for biryani, pulao, or plain steamed rice with curries. There are also whole lentil rice combos and broken rice packs paired with other staples. If your household goes through rice quickly, buying a rice combo pack is one of the most straightforward ways to reduce the per-kilo cost.
Available: Prome Chinigura Rice, Kaalar Premium/Sella Basmati Rice,
Chicken Combos — Whole and Portioned Halal Chicken
Chicken is the most common protein in halal cooking, and the combo section includes deals on frozen whole chicken, as well as chicken bundled with other grocery essentials. For example, you will find offers like 3 pieces of whole chicken sold together, or chicken paired with pantry staples.
All chicken products sold at Shinjuku Halal Food are certified halal. This is not something you need to second-guess here. The sourcing is halal-compliant, which matters when you are feeding your family and want peace of mind about what is on the plate.
Available: Sadia Chicken whole (900g)(800g)(1200g), Nat Chicken whole(1100g)(1000g), Seara Chicken whole (900g)
Cooking Oil Combos — Sunflower and Blended Oils
Oil is something every kitchen uses constantly. You cannot make a curry, fry anything, or even sauté vegetables without it. The combo deals on cooking oil — particularly sunflower oil — bundle multiple bottles together at a reduced price per litre.
You will find 2-bottle and 3-bottle combos of 1.4-litre and larger bottles. Buying in bulk this way is simply cheaper per use, and since oil has a long shelf life, there is no downside to stocking up when the price is right.
Available: Sunflower Oil
Lentil and Dal Combos — Masoor, Red Split, and Whole Lentils
Dal is not just a side dish — for many families, it is a daily meal. Red split lentils (masoor dal), whole lentils, and yellow dal appear in multiple combo configurations on this page. Some are sold as single-variety multipacks, while others combine different types.
The 5-pack masoor dal combos — both broken and whole — are particularly popular because they give you a good quantity at once, reducing how often you need to reorder. Lentils store well, so buying in bulk here is practical, not just economical.
Available: Masoor Dal Split/Broken & Whole. Black eye beans
Instant Noodle Combos — Indomie, Wai Wai, and More
Instant noodles are a staple for many people living in Japan — students, working adults, and anyone who needs a fast meal on a busy day. The combo section includes multipacks of Indomie noodles in various flavours, including chicken, mie goreng, and soto mie.
Wai Wai noodles also appear in the combo category. These are particularly familiar to South Asian and Southeast Asian communities. Buying a 5-pack or 7-pack combo rather than individual packs is the obvious choice if you know you will go through them anyway.
Available: Wai Wai Noodles 7pack/30pack, Indomie Noodles (Soto Mie, Mi Goreng Pedas, Special Chicken Flavour) 5pack.
Sausage and Meat Snack Combos
Halal sausages — particularly chicken sausages in various sizes — appear in the combo section bundled in packs of 5 or more. These are useful for quick meals, packed lunches, or as a protein addition to noodles and rice dishes.
There are also Sadia chicken sausage combos and similar packaged meat products that make practical sense to buy in multiples. Keeping a few packs in the freezer means you always have a quick halal protein option ready.
Available: Sadia/Lezita/Nat Sausage.
Chocolate and Sweet Combos — Bounty, KitKat, Snickers, and More
Sweet treats appear in the combo section, too. You will find multipacks of well-known chocolate bars — Bounty, Snickers, KitKat — bundled in 5-packs and 10-packs. These are useful for households with children, for Eid gifts, or simply if you enjoy having chocolate around.
Buying chocolate in multipack combos through a halal grocery store also gives you the confidence that the sourcing and handling align with halal standards — something that can be harder to verify with random convenience store purchases.
Available: Snickers, Parle Hide & Seek, Shero, Bounty, Kitkat
Fruit and Vegetable Combos
Some combo deals in this section extend to fruits — particularly mangoes, which are a favourite in South Asian and Middle Eastern households. Mango combos typically bundle 3 to 5 pieces or packages together. These are seasonal and availability may vary, so checking current stock is worth doing.
Available: Dates, Frozen Chillli,
How Are Prices Structured in the Combo Section?
Every combo product on the page shows both the original price (crossed out) and the discounted combo price. The savings are real — not inflated to make the discount look bigger. In most cases, buying a combo saves you between 10% and 25% compared to buying items individually.
All prices on the site are displayed in Japanese Yen (JPY). Tax is shown separately at checkout. The site ships across Japan, so even if you are not near Tokyo or Shinjuku, you can still access these combo prices.
It is worth noting that combo pricing can change based on stock availability and seasonal promotions. The prices shown on the live page are always the most current. If something is re-stocked at a new price, that will be reflected directly on the product listing.
Why Buy Halal Groceries in Combo Packs in Japan?
Japan is not short of supermarkets, but it is short of halal-certified grocery options — especially outside of major urban centres. For Muslim residents and halal-conscious shoppers, having a reliable online store that carries verified halal products is already a convenience. The combo offers take that a step further.
Here is the practical case for combo buying in Japan:
- Shipping costs are fixed per order, not per item — so buying more per order reduces the effective shipping cost per product
- Halal-certified items are harder to find in physical stores outside Tokyo, Osaka, and a few other cities, making online bulk buying more sensible
- Cooking halal food at home is generally more affordable than eating out at certified halal restaurants in Japan
- Buying combos reduces how often you need to re-order, which saves time and shipping fees over months
Common Questions About Combo Offers at Shinjuku Halal Food
Are all products in the combo section halal-certified?
Yes. Shinjuku Halal Food only sells halal-certified products. Every item on the site — including those in combo bundles — has been sourced from halal-certified suppliers. If you have questions about the certification of a specific product, the product listing page will carry that information.
Can I customise a combo or choose my own bundle?
The combos on this page are pre-set bundles. You cannot swap items inside a combo, but you can add multiple different combos to your cart together. If you are looking for a specific combination of products, you can always browse other categories — rice, meat and fish, lentils, spices — and add items individually alongside your combo purchase.
Does Shinjuku Halal Food deliver across Japan?
Yes. Shinjuku Halal Food delivers all over Japan. Whether you are in Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Sapporo, or a smaller city, you can place an order and have it shipped to your address. Delivery times and costs may vary depending on your location. Check the shipping details section of the site for current information.
How often are the combo offers updated?
Combos are updated based on stock availability and promotions. Some deals are ongoing, while others appear when a product is re-stocked in larger quantities. The “Recently Re-stocked” tab on the main menu is a useful place to check when new combo deals come in. You can also use the referral system to get notified about deals if you are a returning customer.
Are the combo prices cheaper than buying items separately?
Yes, that is the whole point. Every combo product shows the original individual price crossed out alongside the combo price. The discount is applied automatically when you add the combo to your cart — no coupon code is needed. The savings typically range from 10% to 25% depending on the product and the bundle size.
Can I order via mobile?
Yes. The Shinjuku Halal Food website is mobile-friendly, and there is also a mobile app available for download on both Google Play and the App Store. You can browse the combo category, add items to your cart, and check out entirely from your phone.
A Few Things to Keep in Mind When Shopping Combos
Some combos sell out faster than others. Chicken combos and popular rice deals tend to move quickly, especially around Ramadan or Eid when demand goes up. If you see a combo you regularly buy, it is worth ordering before it goes out of stock rather than waiting.
Also, check the product weight and unit count before ordering. Some combos look similar in name but vary in total quantity. For example, a 5-pack rice combo and a 3-pack rice combo both appear in the same category — the price difference reflects the quantity difference, not the quality.
For frozen items like chicken and sausages, make sure you have enough freezer space before you order. Combo packs of frozen goods come in larger volumes, and it would be a shame to receive your order and not have space to store it properly.
Final Thoughts
Shopping for halal groceries in Japan does not need to be complicated or expensive. The combo offer section at Shinjuku Halal Food is one of the most efficient ways to keep your kitchen stocked with the essentials — rice, chicken, oil, lentils, noodles, and more — without overpaying or making constant small orders.
The range is practical, the prices are competitive, and everything is halal-certified. For households across Japan that cook halal food regularly, this category is worth bookmarking and checking back on whenever you are running low on staples.
Browse the combos, pick what your household needs, and order knowing that the sourcing, certification, and quality have all been handled — so you do not have to worry about any of it.