The tilted Huffman trees are used in JPEG and MPEG image compression standards for Huffman coding. In this paper we propose a new decoding technique for Huffman code, symbols are decoded by repeatedly obtaining the predefined number of consecutive bits and accessing symbol tables based on the obtaining bits. We show that the size of the symbol table can be small if the Huffman tree is tilted. Specifically, we show an upper bound on the size in this paper. Since the proposed method processes multiple bits at each clock, it can be used for real time processing. We show such evaluation results.