I visited the airport a few hours before my appointment in the afternoon to prepare and have a meal. It was quite a challenge to find a seat as it was crowded since the morning. The restaurant had glass windows all around, allowing me to watch planes taking off endlessly, which was perfect for plane enthusiasts. For breakfast, I had a croque-monsieur and ginger ale, and for lunch, I chose the Mont Blanc pancake. Both dishes were delicious. I wish the drink options were a bit more varied.

Cafe located on the 5th floor of Haneda Airport Terminal 2. I stopped by for a quick break as I had an early morning flight. I arrived 10 minutes before opening and there were already 6 people in line. Must be summer vacation. By opening time, there was quite a long line. I ordered a cold cafe mocha. The whipped cream was very satisfying, haha. I could relax and enjoy the great view while sipping my drink. They open at 9 am, so it's convenient for killing time. Perfect for airplane enthusiasts.

On 23.6.13, I visited Haneda Airport Terminal 3 and took the monorail to Terminal 2. I decided to take a break and have some coffee. I looked at the menu at the entrance, chose what to order, then saved a seat before ordering and paying. This time, I had an "Iced Cafe Mocha" (570 yen), while my wife had a "Hot Coffee" (460 yen) and a "Black Tea Banana Cookie" (356 yen). The Cafe Mocha had a rich taste with whipped cream and chocolate sauce, and the sweetness was just right. The Black Tea Banana Cookie had a refreshing aroma of black tea that was delicious. But the best part is the large windows where you can enjoy a spacious view of airplanes, runways, the sea, and the sky. It's a high point that makes you want to stay there all day.

I stopped by here on my way back from Osaka and I could stay all day with my camera at this cafe. The menu seems to change with the seasons. I wanted to try the pancakes, but I was too full to eat them. I would love to come back if I have the time. The location is great, so it gets high points! (lol)

A self-service café located on the top floor of Haneda Airport Terminal 2. The high ceiling and large glass windows provide an open and spacious atmosphere, with a great view of the airplanes outside. The counter seats by the window have slightly lower seats, while the tables in the back have high chairs, both offering good views. It's a great place to relax while waiting for a flight or to enjoy the view at night. The floor lights embedded on the rooftop create a beautiful starry sky effect. Customers need to secure a seat first and then order and pay at the counter. A bell is provided to call you when your order is ready. The Caramel Apple and Roasted Almond Pancake for ¥1,200 has a nice touch of sweetness from the apple. The pancake itself is average. The Blend Coffee for ¥460 is served in a large paper cup, which is a good amount. The menu also includes parfaits, pasta, sandwiches, and alcohol, making it convenient to choose based on your hunger level and time.

There are few shops open in the morning, so I visited this place where you can see airplanes. I ordered the beloved Mont Blanc and iced coffee, limited to 30 servings a day, in a food court style. The drink was served first. The pancakes take about 15 minutes to make as they are prepared after ordering. I enjoyed my iced coffee while watching the airplanes from a window seat. The coffee had a good balance of bitterness and acidity, and was delicious. After about 20 minutes, my order was ready and a bell rang. The Mont Blanc looked delicious. The Mont Blanc and whipped cream were not too sweet. The pancakes were dry and hard, not to my liking as I prefer fluffy pancakes. As I continued eating, I found that there was also vanilla ice cream included, which was delicious.

The intended restaurant was closed, so I had to change my plans and ended up here. Despite it being before 9 am, there were about 5 people in line. Drinks come out quickly, but food takes about 30 minutes. The banana juice I got first was delicious! The eggplant tower and pasta were just average. Overall, I was satisfied, mostly because of the juice. The view from the observation deck is great, but it's hard to relax as kids crawl right up to you. I couldn't relax at all. It was a meal with a lot of distractions.

Cafe located on the 5th floor of Haneda Airport Terminal 2 Sky Deck. You can overlook the parking lot from the window seat. Morning set for 1000 yen. Limited to 30 servings per day until 11:00, the morning set includes French toast with plenty of whipped cream, fruits, and maple syrup. The pancakes my companion ordered were also much bigger than expected from the menu photo.

Haneda Airport Terminal 2, 5th floor, there is a cafe on the observation deck (＾∇＾) They have pancakes, hot sandwiches, pasta, and more. It's a good cafe to relax after a flight. The view is amazing. They also have a good selection of drinks. My daughter had a hot sandwich and said it was delicious (＾∇＾)

Amici del Tè at Haneda Airport Terminal 2! It's a small cafe, but the best seats by the window allow you to enjoy your meal while watching ANA flights come and go. The Caramel Apple and Roasted Almond Pancakes for 1200 yen were a perfect match of almond flavor and texture, fragrant caramel sauce, and subtly sweet caramelized apples. The pancakes were not fluffy but had a classic texture. They were quite sweet, so I recommend them for those with a sweet tooth!

Haneda Airport Terminal 2, 5th floor, new observation deck cafe where you can relax while watching airplanes take off from the runway! I ordered the beloved Mont Blanc 3-layer pancake ♡♡♡ with chestnut paste, whipped cream, and vanilla ice cream inside! It's very satisfying to eat. They also have morning and lunch menus, as well as parfaits! I'd love to come back here when I visit Haneda Airport again!

It's a self-service cafe with a runway right in front, so you can leisurely watch airplanes while dining. Prices are a bit high, like around 1,200 yen for pancakes, 550 yen for mango juice, and 450 yen for jasmine tea. The location might justify the cost.

Cafe on the 5th floor of Haneda Airport Terminal 2. You can see the runway from the window and watch the airplanes. I had the limited edition Mont Blanc pancake ☆ The whipped cream is lightly sweetened and fluffy. Inside the chestnut cream is vanilla ice cream.

I used Haneda Airport on the weekend. It was really crowded, but luckily there was a window seat available at this cafe, so I decided to have a cafe time until departure. The menu had a lot of tempting light meals and sweets, but since I had already had lunch, I just ordered tea and cookies. The matcha latte usually comes with whipped cream, but I ordered it without whipped cream and it was delicious! The cookies had plenty of chocolate chunks and were tasty. The weather was clear that day, and it was a perfect spot to watch planes take off from the runway while enjoying the cafe.

This is a self-service shop. The pancakes are not moist, but with vanilla ice cream and whipped cream, they are delicious and easy to eat without getting stuck in your throat. The view is also amazing, making you want to stay there forever.

Next to Haneda Airport's second terminal observation deck, there is a light meal restaurant called Amící del té. It's a nice place to enjoy a wide ocean view and delicious desserts. It's a great spot to relax and unwind. #Amícídelté #HanedaAirport #observationdeck #HanedaAirportsecondterminal #GoodmanQuest #goodpeople

Two days in a row at Haneda Airport. It seems like the transfer is automatically arranged. I wonder what they would do if it was fully booked. I had to change to the noon flight since I was transferred to the morning flight, and arrived at the airport around the same time as the day before. It was less crowded than the day before, so I could smoothly enter this shop. It was a nice restaurant with large windows where you can see the airplanes from the window seats. If you're not into vehicles, you might not be interested. There are tables near the entrance, and high chairs and round tables by the window. I ordered a croque-monsieur and an iced coffee. The iced coffee was served quickly and I was given a buzzer. It will ring when it's ready, so you can go pick it up. The airplane is so big. Well, that's obvious. I've never had an experience where celebrities come down the stairs waving their hands like I often saw on TV. I always just walk through the aisle and enter the plane. The croque-monsieur came with a salad. The salad wasn't particularly tasty. The bread with the melted cheese was delicious, but it cost 1100 yen. Well, it's airport prices. The weather was nice that day. It seems like all flights took off, so maybe this time I'll be able to go. It takes 1 hour by plane, 10 hours by boat. I get seasick easily, so I prefer the plane. What a great location. I like having bread and coffee for breakfast, and I didn't know there was such a nice restaurant at the second terminal. The prices are not so nice though.

The winter observation deck is cold, so it's convenient to enjoy tea and dessert here while looking out. Coffee sizes are a bit small, so the prices may be a bit high. Also, I sometimes see groups of 5 or 6 people, so there may be times when there aren't enough chairs and tables.

I went to Amici del Té in Haneda Airport Terminal 2, a cafe on the 5th floor, to try their Mont Blanc Pancake for 1200 yen. The cafe offers a great view of the blue sky, sea, and planes taking off and landing. The Mont Blanc Pancake was delicious with three fluffy and sweet butter milk pancakes topped with a large Shibukawa chestnut. There was a generous amount of whipped cream, vanilla ice cream, and Mont Blanc paste on top. However, I felt that the Mont Blanc paste was a bit lacking. Overall, the view was amazing and made up for it. I hope they increase the amount of chestnut in the pancake next time. If you ever feel like having pancakes at Haneda Airport, I recommend trying Amici del Té. It was delicious.

I used this place when I went to Sapporo for the first time in a while. My sister and her friend drove me there, and I wanted to treat them to something delicious, but everywhere we went had long lines, so we ended up here without much choice. I sometimes use this place when I'm alone. It's not particularly delicious or cheap, but it's nice because you can see the planes taking off. I had the teriyaki chicken hot sandwich. When I took a bite, the juice came out all at once, which was surprising. It was a risky food, haha. It came with yogurt, which is good for breakfast too.