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**Overview** Kenmin Shokudo gives travelers a chance to eat Okinawan home-style food after arriving or before leaving Naha. The operator features classics such as Okinawa soba and goya champuru and groups the menu into noodles, rice dishes and side orders. For a full meal, order a set instead of relying on a small snack before a flight. The airport identifies the restaurant in the international area on the third floor. Allow time to find the room and check the last order before you go, particularly when your gate is at the opposite end of the terminal. **Key metrics** - Opened: 2021 - Terminal floor: 3F - Operator last order: 19:00 - Operator closing time: 19:30 **Pros** - The menu includes Okinawan staples and set-style meals. - It is easy to pair with a flight through Naha. - The operator shows the dining room and lists current service hours. **Cons** - It is inside the terminal, away from central Naha. - The operator says ingredients and seasonal availability can change the menu. - The kitchen stops taking orders at 19:00. **Best for** Use it when you have enough time before a flight for an Okinawan meal at a table. **Things to watch out for** Head to the public international area on level three. The last order is earlier than the closing time, so check both if you have an evening departure.
Kenmin Shokudo gives travelers a chance to eat Okinawan home-style food after arriving or before leaving Naha. The operator features classics such as Okinawa soba and goya champuru and groups the menu into noodles, rice dishes and side orders. For a full meal, order a set instead of relying on a small snack before a flight. The airport identifies the restaurant in the international area on the third floor. Allow time to find the room and check the last order before you go, particularly when your gate is at the opposite end of the terminal.
Naha Airport international area, 3F, 150 Kagamizu, Naha, Okinawa, Japan

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