In Yamaguchi Prefecture, I had to go to Haneda Airport for a memorial service. Honestly, I was hesitant to travel in these times, but coincidentally, today marks the start of unrestricted travel outside the prefecture. Nevertheless, I will adhere to the new lifestyle norms and practice social distancing! Haneda Airport, after a long time, was surprisingly empty, with mostly airport staff seen around. Despite the travel restrictions being lifted, there are still very few people around. Most flights are still canceled, and the roads were deserted. I drove to Haneda Airport in my car, but I won't be driving anymore, so I stopped by this store. Yes, everyone knows FamilyMart! First, I got a Super Dry 500ml and FamilyMart's original "Grilled Spicy Squid in Soy Sauce" to start off this trip? No, to pray for the memorial service. I first sanitized my hands and the table with the disinfectant I brought, then raised a toast alone. FamilyMart's original Grilled Spicy Squid in Soy Sauce is my first time trying it, but for less than 150 yen, you get a whole small squid! Quite cost-effective. However, since it's not pre-sliced, it's a bit challenging to eat, but the taste is spot on. I also got a Kirin Ichiban Shibori 500ml and my usual Calpas. While high-end Calpas is good, I also enjoy this cheap version. This particular FamilyMart has an eat-in space right outside the store, which is incredibly comfortable. The chair, reminiscent of King Tutankhamun, was so comfortable that I ended up dozing off (laughs). This situation might be the reason, but the social distancing from other customers was well-maintained, and it was very quiet. I had the best nap in a long time! Maybe it's just for now, but this place is a hidden gem. Off we go, not for takeout, but for takeoff!

I was looking for the "yakisoba" that a follower recommended, but all the stores were sold out... However, surprisingly, I finally found it at the airport convenience store! It was the "Peyang Gekikara Yakisoba END" that was previously released, but get this! It's three times spicier! The product is called "Peyang Gokugekikara Yakisoba." The name alone gives off a dangerous vibe... When I opened the package, there were toppings (cabbage and minced meat) and a super spicy sauce. The smell was sharp when I first opened it, but when I mixed it, it looked like regular Peyang yakisoba. Let's try it! When I took a bite... Ouch! 10 seconds later... It's painful! It's spicy! 20 seconds later... Tears are coming! It's painful! 30 seconds later... Water! Water please! (I'm alone, so I have to prepare it myself). I like spicy food, but this is a complete defeat. I added mayonnaise to finish the rest. In conclusion, I recommend this only to those who really love spicy food. If you don't like spicy food, please do not eat this! I also do not recommend it as a punishment or in a Russian roulette yakisoba game.

FamilyMart Haneda Airport store has the same product lineup as other FamilyMart stores, but being located at Haneda Airport, they have a variety of rare snacks such as "Menbei" and "KitKat Tokyo Banana flavor". It's definitely recommended for those looking for unique snacks.

I visited Haneda Airport and went to the ANA Lounge izakaya. Even though I had just eaten lunch, I decided to look for some snacks downstairs. Aero Lawson was too crowded and didn't have appealing options, plus the prices were a bit high. I then found a FamilyMart, which, despite being small, had a good selection just like a regular FamilyMart. I ended up getting some potato chips on sale for 10 yen off, costing around 170 yen. They were really delicious! I also had Sapporo Black Label and Suntory MALT'S beer in a quiet corner of the lounge. For a snack, it was perfect! I did some work and ended the meal with an original cocktail of Maker's Mark Milk, which was slightly sweet and reminiscent of hibiscus tea. The ANA flight was in the front row, and being an ANA Platinum member made the experience comfortable. However, on the flight to a certain country, I ran into an acquaintance, which was amusing as usual.

Eating Out Series - Avoiding the Crowds and Settling for Bukkake Udon @ FamilyMart / Haneda Airport Terminal 2 A little while back, on September 14th (a Friday, during a holiday), I decided to have lunch at this store. It's the FamilyMart located at Haneda Airport Terminal 2. On this day, I was heading to Hokkaido for a funeral, so I had a layover at Haneda. The restaurants at Terminal 2 were quite pricey, and my go-to choice, Marugame Seimen, had a long line. So, I decided to grab something from the convenience store instead. Here we are at the food section. Since I missed out on Marugame, maybe I should go for some cold udon. After passing through security, I used the counter for PC purchases to buy what I got (bukkake udon for 380 yen) and laid it out. When I took off the lid, it looked like this. I poured the sauce over the udon, added fried tempura flakes, grated daikon radish, and chopped green onions. All set and ready to eat. Let's dig in. Slurp, slurp, slurp. Mmm, delicious! It might not have the same texture as Marugame, but the noodles are still tasty. The tempura flakes are factory-made and round, but that's expected from a convenience store. The grated daikon radish adds a refreshing touch. And the chopped green onions are doing a great job. Oh, I almost forgot to add my favorite seasoning. Udon just isn't the same without a bit of spice. Slurping and slurping, I finished it all in one go. Phew, that hit the spot. With this taste and portion size at this price, the cost performance is definitely satisfactory. I left the store feeling very satisfied. The end. From January 2011 to this day, the total number of meals eaten out (breakfast and lunch, excluding company cafeterias) is 1,018, with an average price of 468 yen per meal including tax.

Anywhere Footprint Tracking Squad (named by Bankara) Forbidden Convenience Store Gourmet (no longer forbidden, a habitual offender) Hello, I'm Chi, the "Other Reviewer." Seeing off a person from Tottori until takeoff, I too am heading home. But before that, just one more... I stumbled upon this Famima that I didn't know existed! Here, I decided to try a can of "Hon Kirin," which has been well-received among my fellow reviewers lately. On the way back... I can't beat Sassy, can I? So, I'll enjoy this on the monorail. It has a good balance of beer-like richness and bitterness. Maybe I should make this my go-to from now on? While waiting during a transfer, I received a message from the person heading home... I'm a Tokyo resident, right? (-_-; ===========

FamilyMart opened along with the opening of Haneda Airport Terminal 2. At that time, having a convenience store at the airport was groundbreaking. Now in Terminal 2, there are Seven-Eleven and Lawson, making the competition fierce. Although the store is not very spacious, it is convenient for buying forgotten items before starting a trip, snacks, and drinks. I usually go to FamilyMart because it's close by. I think pilots and airport staff use it more than other stores. The store is small with only four cash registers, so I really appreciate the hard work of the staff.

Corona has settled down and I haven't traveled anywhere for a while, so I decided to take a little trip and I'm at Haneda Airport. It's tough to arrive at 5:30 in the morning. There are quite a lot of people here. It seems like early morning flights are operating. I'm not very hungry yet, but the shops are still closed. I had to buy some food from Family Mart. It's too early, right? Let's eat in the lobby. I got a mixed sandwich, grilled salmon onigiri, and natural water from Tsunan, Niigata Prefecture. I already had coffee on the bus, so I think I'm good. I managed to fill up my stomach. There's not much time left until departure, so I'll eat the sandwich here. It tastes even better. I washed it down with the water. The 30% discount on the sandwich was much appreciated. How delicious could this onigiri be? More and more travelers are increasing with the relaxation of Corona. I'm in line at the security checkpoint. I finished eating and passed through security. Now I'm leisurely watching the planes parked. See you later.

This is a FamilyMart located on the basement floor of Terminal 2 at Haneda Airport. I bought a sandwich and milk for breakfast. It was early in the morning so there were few open shops, which was convenient. The sandwich was discounted. They also have self-checkout. The store is small but long towards the back. There are bread and sandwiches displayed at the front.

This is a FamilyMart located on the basement floor of Haneda Airport Terminal 2. In front of it, there is a standing soba noodle restaurant called "Tsukiji-tei," so some people might have mistakenly uploaded a picture of a different FamilyMart.

This shop is located on the basement floor of the Haneda Airport Terminal 2 building. I arrived at Haneda Airport around noon, but I didn't have time to have lunch before reaching my destination, so I bought lunch here. Since there was no eating space in the shop, I decided to eat on the long bench along the concourse towards Keikyu. This time, I bought the "Crispy Lettuce" sandwich (260 yen including tax) and the "Sea Chicken Mayonnaise" rice ball (124 yen including tax). Let's eat. The sandwich had a nice crispy texture from the lettuce. The Sea Chicken Mayonnaise in the rice ball didn't have too much spiciness. Thank you for the meal.

I enjoyed the limited-time caramel frappe at the observation deck's shaded table seats.