The terminal was quite crowded in July 2023, with a lot of people coming and going. For my final meal, I chose this sushi restaurant. Due to the crowds, there were some menu restrictions, but I ordered a sushi set, a tuna bowl, and a beer. I thoroughly enjoyed the taste of Japan for my last meal.

We shared 2 orders of nigiri sushi (8 pieces total) and 1 order of fatty tuna roll. We also had edamame for two people. I drank a jockey of Super Dry beer and later bought and drank a glass of Asahi Super Dry at a different store. Despite being in a food court, the food was surprisingly delicious. We enjoyed our meal while watching the airplanes, which put us in a good mood.

Located in the international departure gate at Haneda Airport, you can easily enjoy sushi at the food court. Around 8 pm on a weekday, the food court was about 40% full. There was no line at Nipponichi, so I was able to quickly make a purchase and receive my order promptly. [Food eaten] Tsukiji nigiri sushi ¥770. The price is what you would expect, so it wasn't anything extraordinary. However, it was satisfying in a good way. It fulfilled my sushi cravings. Thank you for the meal!

This restaurant is located inside Haneda Airport International Terminal. Since I have already completed the departure procedures, I am technically outside of the country. On this day, before going on an overseas trip, I decided to have sushi for lunch thinking that I will probably be eating a lot of Chinese food during my trip. "Tokyo Sky Kitchen" is basically a food court. They have sushi, ramen, takoyaki, yakisoba, and various other options. I ordered the "Japan's Best Nigiri" for 1,680 yen. The taste of the sushi itself is definitely not the best in Japan (laughs). At least they could have called it "Haneda Airport International Terminal Nigiri" or something. But it's not bad. It's airport price appropriate. Well, it's not necessary to eat sushi at the airport when you're leaving Japan for just a few days!!!

After leaving Haneda Airport International Terminal in Tokyo, I ordered the Japanese best sushi set again today. The taste had deteriorated until last month, but this time it seemed like the quality had greatly improved with tuna, shrimp, horse mackerel, and salmon. It's a rare opportunity to have sushi after leaving Haneda, so I'm really happy about the improvement!

Recently, I have been working almost every weekend and have had no time to relax. In order to take a break from work and refresh myself, I planned a trip to Thailand and Cambodia with three old friends, and we decided to take an 8-day vacation. We arrived at Haneda Airport International Terminal early in the morning, completed the departure procedures, and suddenly felt hungry. So, we decided to have something to eat for breakfast at "Fish Sushi Japan's No.1 Haneda Airport International Terminal TOKYO SKY KITCHEN store". The restaurant is located in the 24-hour open "TOKYO SKY KITCHEN" food court. There were two cashiers and two sushi chefs working there. Although it is a food court, the sushi is made to order with a showcase of fresh ingredients. We ordered the following items along with draft beer: - Japan's No.1 nigiri - Fish Sushi nigiri - Simmered eel appetizer As it was a sushi restaurant in the airport, and moreover a branch of a popular sushi chain, I didn't have high expectations before ordering. However, when we tried the sushi, it met our expectations and the quality of the ingredients was decent. The prices were a bit high for a food court, but considering the location at the airport, it was within an acceptable range. This restaurant may provide a sense of comfort for both Japanese and foreign tourists who want to enjoy a last taste of Japan before leaving the country. The bill came to around 8,000 yen for three people. Thank you for the meal!

The restaurant is located in the boarding lobby area of Haneda Airport International Terminal, to the left after passing through the departure inspection area. I ordered the sushi set for 1280 yen. The salmon and squid were a bit dry, but it might be due to the well-regulated air conditioning in the building during this season. Other items like tuna had a good flavor, and overall, the quality was decent for the price. They offer a variety of dishes like sashimi platters and set meals. While the restaurant seems to be well-managed for an airport establishment, it's important to keep in mind that expectations should be adjusted accordingly.

I visited this sushi restaurant for the first time on a weekend morning. It is located near the departure gate of Haneda Airport International Terminal, towards the left side. Although I have been to this area many times, I always passed by this sushi restaurant. It was around 7 o'clock, and all the restaurants in the area were open. Usually, I would stop by the "Rokurinsha" across the street or the udon restaurant next door, but the quality there was sometimes disappointing, so I was always a bit hesitant about where to eat. So, I thought, "Well, if that's the case, maybe a sushi restaurant won't be much of a letdown either," and decided to give it a try. Since it was early in the morning, there weren't many customers. I checked the menu at the counter and ordered the "Fish Market Nigiri" set, which was around 1200 yen. After paying, I was given a pager and waited at my seat. After about 5 minutes, the pager vibrated, and I went to the counter to pick up my order. The sushi looked quite substantial, contrary to my initial expectations. I thought the quality might not be that great, but it turned out to be quite good. The squid was tender, and the salmon roe had a nice popping texture. Since I often depart from the international wing of the airport, this was a pleasant surprise. I would like to visit again if I have the chance. Thank you for the meal.

After leaving Haneda Airport International Terminal in Tokyo, I ordered the Japan's Number One Sushi Set. The variety of sushi toppings is impressive, but the quality has been a bit lacking lately. Still, I find it tastier than the average sushi you would eat overseas. I can't help but keep coming back.

When using international flights at Haneda Airport, make sure to have sushi before departing overseas. And the best place for that is Fish Sushi, which is the best in Japan. Although the prices are higher compared to street stalls, the quality is top-notch among all sushi places in Haneda Airport. Basically, the seared sushi is the main highlight.

Here at Haneda Airport International Terminal in Tokyo, after going through immigration. Had sushi for breakfast before my business trip today. However, the freshness of the fish was lacking, and the sushi rice was falling apart. The tuna was unnaturally white. Despite this, I still feel like visiting again to have sushi before going abroad. I just hope they improve the quality... It used to be delicious and well-prepared.

Here is the food court after the international departure at Haneda Airport in Tokyo. The sushi was good today, but it used to be higher quality in the past and it doesn't seem like there have been any improvements. However, it's still nice to be able to easily enjoy sushi of this quality after going through immigration.

After circling around the peak of Mount Teppen on February 1, 2018, I boarded a Thai Airways flight to Bangkok. I arrived at the international terminal around 10 PM and went through the departure procedures before heading to the food court. There were various options available, but my friend suggested that if this was going to be our last meal in case the plane crashed, we should eat sushi. I wanted to indulge in luxurious sushi once I arrived in Thailand, so I opted for the cheaper sushi. My friend, on the other hand, went for the more expensive sushi and added sea urchin on top. It was delicious, but man, the food at both Narita and Haneda airports is so expensive, right?

During lunch, it was a bit hectic. However, the taste was good and they packed the ingredients well, so it was worth the price and I could enjoy a delicious meal!

Before going abroad, I had my last Japanese meal at Haneda Airport. They have a variety of smaller portion options which are perfect for satisfying your hunger until the in-flight meal.

Compared to Narita, the specs around here are not quite up to par. It may be due to factors like the size of the property, so it can't be helped. At least we were able to eat sushi, so that's good. In the end, sushi and beer are always the best combination.

Before going on a business trip, I always make sure to eat here. I won't be able to eat sushi for a while...

Maguro Tricolor Bowl =========== A delicious and visually appealing dish consisting of three different cuts of tuna sashimi served over a bed of rice. Highly recommended!