Cafe &Bar Avion — Restaurant in Narita

So there I was, walking through Narita Terminal 1, looking for a quick bite after immigration. A beer, a hot dog, maybe some udon—this little café had it all. Sound interesting? Well, if you’re passing through, it’s definitely an option.

I ended up here because it was the closest café to my gate—No. 44—just a five-minute walk away. The vibe? Cozy. A few tables, a bar, and a relaxed atmosphere that made it a decent spot to unwind.

Now, let’s talk food. I ordered the curry with rice and gyoza. Was it amazing? Not really. Just your standard airport meal—nothing that blew my mind. But sipping a cold beer while watching planes take off? Now that was a moment. A little peace in the chaos of travel.

Pro tip: As soon as you clear immigration, grab a drink and take a minute to relax. Sometimes, that’s...

If you're looking for a quick meal before your flight, this place is a decent option. While it's not exactly fancy and the food isn't entirely homemade, it gets the job done in terms of satisfying your hunger. Keep in mind that the dining options in Terminal 2 are limited, but this restaurant does offer cold Sapporo cans without any quantity restrictions.

The gyoza was enjoyable, and the curry was accompanied by freshly cooked rice, although it was reheated with a pre-made sauce. Nevertheless, the flavors were still good. The udon was served in a generous portion size.

Overall, this restaurant may not offer a gourmet dining experience, but it's a reliable choice if you're looking for a satisfying...

めっちゃ無愛想な店員がムカつく。 I have read some of the reviews and believe that this could be an ideal place for a quick bite before boarding. But the service I received from the staff was less than acceptable. No greetings, no "Thank You!" from the moment I entered the premises until I left. Cramped dining counter facing the Terminal 2 tarmac. Overcrowded with drinkers. Even the beef curry rice I ordered was underwhelming. I wonder how do places like this cope with the large crowds during 2020 Olympics? This is one of the major gateways of Japan, a place where we anticipate the true Japanese hospitality; but I saw none except the moody faces of the...