MOS Cafe — Restaurant in Tokyo

It was a nice place to sit and chill while waiting for a flight. Staff were polite and helpful. There are menus on the counter, so you can just point at what you want. The menu is in English and Japanese. There are vegetarian options. The food was okay. It's an airport cafe, so it was never going to be amazing, but it was good. Chips were salted to a good degree, and onion rings had just the right amount of crunch. I had the Tobikiri burger, which was tasty, though a little too greasy. Though I find most burgers in Japan are greasy. The seating area was very clean. You received wet wipes, dry wipes, and a straw with the meal. They accept cash and credit cards. Prices were reasonable. You can eat in or take-away. The cafe is accessible for people with...

Pleasant salads and a relaxed atmosphere make the Mos cafe a good place for a healthy pre-flight meal while at Haneda airport. A further plus point is the availability of charging points within the cafe itself. So you can easily ensure you are full powered up prior to heading through security if you wish. The place is also light and airy, with gentle music playing away in the background. All of which helps to keep your stress levels down, and have you in a relaxed state ready to fly on to wherever you are heading. A pleasant...

That's the place for vegan!

They have a veggie burger for 590 yen only. Upon request (no egg, no mayo = tamago janai, mayo janai / shojin ryorin) it can be made vegan.

They'll give you some mayo+ketchup. You give it back and ask for ketchup only (ketchup dake).

3.90$ for a vegan burger in an airport! Even outside of airports I've never seen that price.

Indian shop before had a vegan burger as well, but double the price and out of stock when I asked for one.

I'm happy to have...