Late-night travelers say "want hot food" — Narita Airport opens 24-hour Gyukaku beef bowl shop

Reported by You T-Ru / Comprehensive report

Travelers take note: flying red-eye flights to and from Japan’s Narita Airport no longer means going hungry without access to hot meals. Narita Airport has introduced its first-ever 24-hour eatery, “Gyukaku,” which will officially open on the 6th.

In response to an increase in late-night flights, Japan’s Narita Airport—where only convenience stores have previously been open 24 hours—has introduced its first 24-hour restaurant, “Gyukaku,” set to officially open on the 6th. Located outside the security checkpoint on the second floor of Terminal 2, it allows general passengers visiting the airport to easily enjoy a hot meal.


▲ Diagram of Tokyo Narita Airport. (Photo / Provided by EVA Air)