Chitose, Hokkaido, Japan｜Royal Host

Very good yashouku (japanese style western food) at the airport. The menu has english translations and the price is not that expensive even at the airport. Also, they serve the best doria I have ever tried. This restaurant is a fail safe for tourist looking for western-ish food.

It's open early in the morning, and it's not crowded, so you can have a comfortable time. Perhaps because Priority Pass has been issued so many times lately, the lounges at all airports are not very civilized and can no longer be described as comfortable. You can spend a comfortable time here, and the food is delicious, so I recommend relaxing here until closer to departure rather than spending time in the lounge. Royal Host in the airport sometimes serves local cuisine, and I had soup curry here 🍛 I had it for breakfast, and it wasn't too spicy, and the soup had a good richness.It warmed my stomach and woke me up feeling crunchy from the spices. This is a valuable restaurant that serves soup curry from early in the morning.

This restaurant opens early. There is also a food court, but I chose this one because I could get another cup of coffee when I ordered it, and I could eat without having people around. Unlike the food court, you don't see what's going on outside. I chose Japanese food, but the grilled fish tasted so good that I didn't have enough rice. I wasn't sure about ordering Japanese food at a Western restaurant, but I was satisfied because it felt more like Japanese food than bread and potatoes. There was no sense of openness, but there was a sense of security in being a royal host.