Narita Airport Food Feast: What is Your Last Meal in Japan?

[@idanceforpennies281]

"I'm ready to eat" 😂😂 That omelette with the pork and onions etc looked amazing. I watched that segment twice. Eggs with rice is also just a match made in heaven, eggs are almost pure protein and rice is almost pure carbohydrate.

[@marilynturcotte5304]

Watching these videos is delightful; they inspire me to think about what to cook for dinner. They also show that airports can be a place for an afternoon out without going anywhere.

[@RT-qd8yl]

When I come to Japan I plan to stay and visit the airport for a while thanks to STJ's videos :)

[@idanceforpennies281]

I'm a pretty decent cook, but I would find some of those dishes very very hard to do. That's a major compliment.

[@andrea6421]

You can’t go wrong with sushi! Nice video STJ 😊👍🏻

[@sweetamyleigh]

I so enjoy that you share your misadventures too

[@windwardsidehawaii]

i would be having fun eating at all those wonderful japanese food places, i love chazuke aka chagai!!!!

[@CarmenHatcher-pp7nu]

I wish I could try all the yummy food. This is such a great reference for travelers.

[@AnniekinsMyshkamouse-r4j]

I feel so happy when I see !!

[@donfenton7473]

Great looking food. Made me hungry even though I have just eaten. I don’t believe that our airport has nice places to eat except for the air side.

[@the.deadcockroach]

I love the Takoyaki from Donki! I can't get enough of them!

[@onegoldenkookie]

+1 for this recommendation! I ate at the ochazuke place two years ago when I was coming home from Japan!

[@marcoz1148]

Aaaaww yisss. I really enjoy all your videos.

[@pgchase4578043026]

Glad to see all the !! marks.

[@zz3410]

I remember two decades ago, I had a canceled international flight on a Japanese airline. They provided a free night's hotel near the airport, as well as dinner and breakfast since the flight was rescheduled for the next day. I think it was at the same dashi chazuke en where I got a tuna chazuke. The worker there was very kind and explained how to eat it.

[@MaryAntonia-tc9rv]

I have not been to Japan yet so everything will be new to me but, I did like the coffee house Tillies since like you said it was less crowded than the Starbucks' restaurant. It was cozy and you were able to see the planes. ❤

[@swissfoodie3542]

On our last trip to Japan, before we left, we were planning to eat at Narita, but because check-in took over 2 hours, we didnt have time. So my first meal on this trip: It was a ramen in Kagoshima. I was ill the day before and trowing up a lot, and the flight from Narita to Kagoshima was therefore awful for me. After 24 hours of not eating, the ramen was like a life saver, and my friend said that she could literally see the life returning to me, as I started eating the delicious ramen.

[@hehuho890]

Just realized every time we go home from Japan, we didn't have time to eat cause it's close to departure 😂 the one time we eat before we leave is at kansai airport in Osaka. But least we eat first before we go to the city when we arrived at Narita Airport

[@farahfrench8567]

Honestly I found the salad to be the most appealing item you consumed.

[@HaesslichG]

This would be a good first meal option too.

[@Maria-se4to]

Thank you for making food video for Narita too😊

[@renerivera9715]

Beautiful ❤

[@Namidagr]

In 2023 there was a Seven Eleven after passport control with normal (not airport) prices... Got my last meal in Japan from them

[@paulinelau7809]

❤❤

[@STJfoodtour]

Thanks for always supporting me!

[@Ms.HarmonyJ]

Oh, Japan, I wish you could create a way for everyone to simply reach out and discover the wonders of your incredible cuisine! It’s truly sensational and adds so much joy to my life. I dream of the day we meet, my friend; we could share countless moments together and enjoy all that life has to offer!

[@sophiej979]

Thanks for this!! I arrive and leave from Narita here in a few months...what wonderful food I'll have for a welcoming first meal and a bittersweet last meal.

[@chriseren2819]

You ate well!! Wow….where do u put it all?? 😋

[@BethDoublekickChick]

Thanks!😊

[@MaliMorgan-g5i]

A vlog on vegetarian food in Japan would be nice.

[@lilacscentedfushias1852]

9:21 the autistic part of me wants to play with that spoon! That is a thing of beauty! The artistic craftsperson part of me appreciates how well made it looks, smooth and so well balanced. I don’t do egg, they make me itch & I think the white & yolk combined 🤮 it’s horrible, so I’ll be happy with the spoon 😁

[@garryferrington811]

2 friends of mine got bacon and eggs at LA Airport (LAX.) $70!!! For _bacon and eggs!_

[@silvrlotus]

My last meal in japan was tonkatsu and fried scallop at T2 Narita 😢😢

[@jeremyforino2933]

Ah. Takoyaki. How I miss you so. Oof. The price of that salad bowl is what I'm used to seeing in any random airport.

[@MrGiovanniwow]

I don't suppose you could do this for KIX?

[@AmandaGriggs-g4m]

Look at you ordering a salad! It looked really tasty! 😋

[@Sacto1654]

One thing you immediately notice is that the name of the dishes are in both Japanese and English, mostly because they are operating in an _international_ airport terminal.

[@rickwezenaar]

"Next..." 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@peko7446]

Last airport meal was egg sandwich, sake and earl gray chocolate mousse cake.

[@senselessdreamer6583]

Last time I was in Japan the leaving meals were omurice and of course Curry!!

[@quinnhouk5369]

I wish our airport had food like that in the US. Also I wouldn’t call that an airport. That’s a legit hangout spot cause it has a bunch of stuff

[@ediapaff8858]

narita is just really far away from tokyo :/

[@ronica2623]

Salad? Meh. Happy New Year Solo-san

[@dourahan]

I ate at that ochazuke place last time I flew out of Narita. At some point I noticed everyone else eating there was a woman. I'm curious if it's not popular with men except maybe after drinking?

[@Mike-Eye]

Salad + Beer = Healthy

[@TamLee-y8w]

My last meal was yakiniki like. After check in I ate an egg sando.

[@xxchris]

Tempura from Haneda terminal 3

[@longduong5212]

When I flew out of Narita earlier this year, my last meal in Japan was a premium unagi bento box. Had to wait ten minutes but WELL worth the wait 😋!

[@thesledgehammerblog]

The last meal I had at an airport was a very mediocre cheesesteak in Newark that was almost $25 (¥3,850). Basically everything there looks good compared to that.

[@areareare9953]

"Osaka International - this is Narita!" "Yes?" "A man is going to come and eat all the food in the terminal. He is not a threat, I repeat, not a threat to anyone but his digestive system" "Wait, wasn't he at Haneda last week?" "Yes....they had to ship more food in"

[@Iluthra]

With so many choices, I could never decide.

[@Honey_Duchesne]

I don't remember my last meal in Japan. I was 4 years old.

[@bethbatt2081]

Interesting seeing brands that aren't around in the US (where they originated) any more still active in Japan (Tully's, Dean & Deluca)

[@tricky2917]

What's the most non-American thing you can order at a McDonald's in Japan? I saw the logo for one, got me curious.

[@sinbatsiraseranant1241]

The takoyaki is the palate killer. I had them in Asakusa many years ago and burnt my mouth because I did not know it was extremely hot inside. I believe you traveled to the United States before? Count your blessing that the takoyaki is not up to the standard in Japan. It is MUCH WORST what they give you in the US when you order fast food!

[@southpakrules]

764

[@lenka7776]

I don’t want any of that

[@posys5140]

I don't see a hamburger to eat there

[@BethDoublekickChick]

I saw McDonald's on the information boards

[@sherryramirez6329]

everything but the raw fish for me

[@chriseren2819]

Sounds like Japanese airports do not have as tight security as in the US. You cannot roam around a US airport if you’re not a passenger. 😮

[@datgrrl_official]

He stated he was eating at restaurants before security and couldn't eat at the restaurant he originally wanted to eat in because it was on the airside, after security, where you must present tickets and boarding passes to enter? Standard for an international airport to have dining and shopping levels. Is there an adult in your home that can explain it to you?