great quick food for great price to grab before catching your flight. near all the other food spots near gate 16(?). you order your food first and wait about 5-10 minutes for your food depending on the queue. they provide sauces which i wish i was able to add for a bit more flavor but the burgers were still good as is! they make the food to order and it was delicious. the onigiri burger is a great basic one with spam (?), egg, and lettuce and is the perfect amount of food. the spicy chicken teriyaki burger was yummy with the curry powder and i wish there could be even extra curry powder for more flavor. def recommend as a quick bite to take to go before your flight

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I decided to give this place a try after seeing so many positive Google Reviews, and it definitely has its own unique charm! Here’s the lowdown: • The Food & Price: The set meals (specifically Sets 1, 2, and 3) are very unique and stand out from your typical options. The food tastes great, though it is a bit on the pricier side. • Speedy Service: I was really impressed by how efficient they are! My food was ready for pickup in just about 5 minutes. • Dining Setup: Keep in mind that this is a takeout-only spot. There are a few high tables right in front of the shop if you want a quick bite while standing. If you prefer to sit down, I recommend walking a little further toward Gate 19, where you can find plenty of seating. Overall: A solid choice for a fast, tasty, and unique meal if you don't mind the premium price!

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It's okay, pretty expensive - but that's what's expected for airport food. I ordered Sukiyaki with ice cream but also tried the Kobe beef. I would say the Kobe beef onigiri is better, since it is indeed comparable to the beef that I had in Kobe, very tender. The Sukiyaki is on the saltier side, with the cured egg making it even saltier. The meat might have been tender but, I'm not entirely sure since it was Sukiyaki style. The ice cream was good! Other people were able to tell that it was a different milk flavor since we had only Hokkaido milk ice cream prior. I couldn't tell, but I know the ice cream was decent! Not too crystally, not the creamiest, but still pretty good regardless. There's seats if you walk further down the area, and standing tables across from the shop, but no designated seating for the shop itself.

Maybe I ordered the wrong thing. I tried the soba-meshi, which was basically stir-fried noodles mixed with rice and beef offal. Just hearing the name should have been a warning, it sounded like a “kitchen-sink” dish, yet I still decided to give it a try. Unfortunately, the flavors didn’t really work well together, and I wouldn’t recommend it. I also ordered the BBQ yakiniku version, which was much better. It was essentially grilled meat wrapped with rice, and while it tasted decent, there wasn’t anything particularly special about it. Overall, it was okay, but not something I’d go out of my way to have again.

After the vegan meal request for my flight home didn’t come through I was desperate to find some food to eat. Thankfully we found this place that has vegetarian and vegan options. My husband asked if they can hold the egg on my burger and they were happy to accommodate the request and service was prompt. A lifesaver! 🙏 Cute bag and logo too!