Japanese airport offering 19,250-yen sandwiches as last Japan meal for international travelers
If you want one last taste of Japanese luxury, Kansai International Airport has a restaurant that says it can give it to you in just five minutes. With delicious food being one of the major things that draws travelers to Japan, many people are going to want to splurge on something luxurious for their last […]
For travelers seeking a taste of Japanese luxury on their final meal in the country, Kansai International Airport's Kobist offers an expensive yet decadent option. The restaurant, which opened this past summer, features a large Kobe beef steak sandwich priced at 19,250 yen (US$120). Kobist, a "luxury fast food" venture from Kobe steak specialist Bifteck Kawamura, aims to deliver authentic Kobe beef to travelers even with limited time before their flight.
Located in Terminal 1, Kobist serves other affordable options such as hamburgers and steak sandwiches made with various types of wagyu/Japanese beef. While not the most economical choice before departing Japan, Kobist provides a memorable dining experience for meat-loving travelers.
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