Narita Airport Food Guide | Where to Eat in Each Terminal
Reliability: Medium · Last checked: 2026-08-01
Where you can eat at Narita Airport, by terminal and before or after security, with opening hours. See which places are open 24 hours and which open at 5 a.m. for LCC flights.
In short
Narita Airport has about 95 places to eat. Only 2 are open 24 hours: Matsuya in Terminal 3 and Yoshinoya in the Terminal 2 Main Building. In Terminal 3, where LCCs fly from, many places open at 5:00 for early-morning flights. After passport control, the restaurants on 2F of the Terminal 2 Main Building are open until 22:00, so you can eat even before a late international flight.
Who this is for
- People on an early-morning LCC flight who want to eat early
- People who have arrived at the airport late at night and are looking for somewhere open
- People who want to know where they can eat after clearing passport control
Open 24 Hours
- Matsuya (Terminal 3, Main Building, 2F, before security): open 24 hours
- Yoshinoya Terminal 2 Main Building (Main Building, 2F, before security): open 24 hours
If you are spending the night at the airport, these 2 are your main places to eat. Both are before security, so you can also use them after arriving or when staying at the airport the night before.
Open from 5 a.m. (Terminal 3)
On 2F of Terminal 3 (before security), many places open at 5:00.
- Botejyu Yatai (okonomiyaki, takoyaki; 5:00–22:00)
- Sendai Tanya Rikyu (beef tongue; 5:00–21:00)
- Hakata Ittenmon (ramen; 5:00–21:00)
- Miyatake Sanuki Udon (udon; 5:00–21:00)
- Freshness Burger (5:00–21:00)
- Nagasaki Champon Ringer Hut (5:00–21:00)
- caffe LAT.25° Terminal 3 2F (café; 5:00–21:00)
- Benitora Xiaochidian (Chinese; from 5:00 on Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, from 7:30 on Tuesday and Wednesday)
Eating After Security or Passport Control
Terminal 2, Main Building, 2F (after passport control): A row of places open until 22:00: Ishiusubiki Nihachi Soba Otaki / Udon Tayutau, Unagi Yondaime Kikukawa, Ginza Kagari (ramen), Gyukatsu Kyoto Katsugyu, Tempura Nihonbashi Tamai, Sushi Kyotatsu and Kanno Coffee. You can eat here even before an evening international flight.
Terminal 2, Satellite, 3F (after passport control): MISO KITCHEN (8:00–21:00), Yoshinoya (8:00–20:30), DEAN & DELUCA CAFÉ (7:30–20:00)
Terminal 1, Central Building, 3F (after passport control): IPPUDO (7:30–20:30), JAPANESE GRILL & CRAFT BEER TATSU (7:30–20:30), McDonald's (7:00–21:30). Tokyo Food Bar (7:45–21:00) is on 3F of the South Wing
Terminal 1, domestic side (after security): ANA FESTA Domestic Gate Shop (South Wing, 2F, 6:15–20:00). At Narita, there is little to eat after security on the domestic side
Food Floors Before Security
- Terminal 1: Mainly 4F and 5F of the Central Building. McDonald's (from 6:30), Keisei Yuzen (from 7:00) and others. Starbucks (7:00–21:30) at Narita Airport Station on B1F
- Terminal 2: Mainly 4F of the Main Building. McDonald's (from 6:00), Shinshu Soba Dokoro Sojibo (from 7:00), Mendokoro Tsuruhan (from 7:00). PRONTO on B1F is open until 22:30
- Terminal 3: The food court on 2F
Where You Can Use Priority Pass
Botejyu Yatai (Terminal 3, 2F) is listed as a Priority Pass restaurant. Conditions apply, such as showing a boarding pass for a flight departing within 3 hours, and the details may change, so check before you go.
Notes
- Many of the times shown are the official last order times, which may differ from closing times
- Some places, such as Benitora Xiaochidian, open at different times depending on the day of the week
- You can only enter the places after passport control when flying internationally
- The ANA LOUNGE in Terminal 1 (Satellite 2) is open only in the afternoon. If you are counting on the lounge, check its hours
- Opening hours may change
Related Facilities
Matsuya, Yoshinoya Terminal 2 Main Building, Botejyu Yatai, Sendai Tanya Rikyu, Hakata Ittenmon, Miyatake Sanuki Udon, Ginza Kagari, IPPUDO, Food Court (Terminal 3)
Source
Type: Official website
https://www.narita-airport.jp/ja/shop/shop-search/?category=restaurant
Translated from our Japanese page and checked against it. Official sources are often in Japanese only.