Airport Restaurant

The restaurant in the domestic terminal of the airport is a bit hidden and remote, but compared to other more expensive restaurants, this restaurant is just like any Japanese restaurant you can find on the road. It provides home-style meals and is very affordable for an airport. The only drawback is that if you are in the international terminal, you have to walk to the domestic terminal to dine.

First meal after landing It's easy to find. It's in the aisle on the left side of the Ryukyu Bank. There are Chinese or English picture menus next to the ordering machine in the store. Although the ordering machine is all in Japanese. This is when the service is good. Someone will help you choose. You show her the picture and she will help you operate the machine. And the machine showed that there was no Oyakodon on my day. She ordered a rice bowl of the same price and changed it by hand on the menu. And she was afraid that I couldn't understand Japanese and couldn't get the food, so she asked me to go back to my seat. Okay, she brought it to me. The food is really economical and the quantity is large. Pork trotter noodles are 650, two pork trotters, and the noodles are also very chewy. Oyakodon is 600, the dish is not big, but it is enough. Get free hot water or lemon tea by yourself, and add ice cubes as you like. After eating, take the tableware to the window by yourself and put paper in the trash can.

This shop is located on the south side of the first floor of Naha Airport. The shop serves authentic Okinawa cuisine. You can taste its pig's trotter soba noodles, which are rare in Japan and hard to find elsewhere. Two real pig's trotters are stewed until they are soft and boneless, with a strong aroma. The soba noodles made from wheat flour are very fragrant, and paired with the light pig's trotter soup, it is refreshing and helps digestion. You can eat such delicious food at the airport, and the price is relatively reasonable. Recommended!

The family restaurant at Okinawa Naha Airport mainly serves Okinawa noodles, and also has various set meals, similar to Hanagasa Shokudo, with large portions, good discounts, and high cost-performance. The store is on the first floor of Naha Domestic Airport. Go straight ahead and you will see the Ryukyu Bank at the end. There is a very narrow entrance on the left. Go in and you will see the sign of the Airport Canteen.

Naha Airport Shokudo is famous for its pork cartilage noodles and Okinawa soba! It's really good, and the soup is delicious. As a restaurant in an airport, it can actually make amazing dishes. It reminds me of the mango rice at the Thai airport.