Hokkaido Market Dining Street (International 3F departure gate area, after passport control)
A row of restaurants in the departure gate area on International 3F, after passport control. The official shop data lists, among others, Kita no Mikaku Suzuhana International Gate (9:00–18:00), Hokkaido Miso Kitchen (9:00–18:00), Yukijirushi Parlor International Gate (9:00–18:00), Hokkaido Fukutei (10:00–16:00), Keyaki (10:00–15:00) and Green Pockets International Gate (9:30–18:00) as "after international security", while Nigiri Sushi Kantaro, HOKKAIDO WAGYU Gyubido and Wagon Cafe "open according to flight schedules". The International Terminal is open until 21:00, and many shops close from the evening, so be careful.
Details
- Airport
- New Chitose Airport
- Terminal
- INTL
- Area
- After passport control (international)
- Location
- International Terminal Building 3F departure gate area (after passport control; near Gate 68)
- Hours
- Varies by store (most are 9:00–18:00; Kantaro, Gyubido, and Wagon Cafe operate based on flight conditions)
- Price
- Varies by store
Open the official mapExternal site (may be in Japanese)
Other places in the same category
- Tateru Yoshino Portom International Hokkaido (inside the hotel, 4F) (International 4F)
International Terminal Building 4F (before passport control)
INTL · Restaurants
- Hokkaido Miso Kitchen (International 3F)
International Terminal Building 3F (in the gate area, after passport control)
INTL · Restaurants
- Hokkaido Fukutei (International 3F)
International Terminal Building 3F (in the gate area, after passport control)
INTL · Restaurants
- Sapporo Ramen Daishin (International 3F)
International Terminal Building 3F (in the gate area, after passport control)
INTL · Restaurants
- Nigiri Sushi Hakotaro (International 3F)
International Terminal Building 3F (in the gate area, after passport control)
INTL · Restaurants
Source
Type: Official website
https://www.hokkaido-airports.com/ja/new-chitose/spend/shop/eat/
Translated from our Japanese page and checked against it. Official sources are often in Japanese only.