It is about 30 minutes by car from Naha Airport. It is a family-friendly restaurant-café located in Chatan-cho, central Okinawa Island. Located in a large shopping mall in Okinawa, “Coffee Dreams” is a place that is close to the people of Okinawa, whether for everyday use or celebrations. Why don’t you take a peek at it with a little bit of a Jimotei feeling?
Point 1: What is the location of “Coffee Waiting Dream” “Coffee Waiting Dream” in Hanby Town?
Coffee Waitemu Hanby Town Store” is located south of American Village in Chatan Town, central Okinawa Island, and is a tenant in the same building as a supermarket called “SANEI”
This “Coffee Dreams” is a directly managed restaurant of “SANEI” Other directly managed restaurants include “Joyful” “Wafu-tei” and “Marino”, an Italian restaurant.
This “Coffee Waiting Dream” is about 30 minutes by car from Naha Airport. It is located south of American Village in Chatan Town, on the second floor of a large “Sanei” building.
Even by bus, it takes about 1 hour by Ryukyu Bus No. 120 bound for the International Passenger Terminal (for Naha Bus Terminal), and you can get off at “Chatan” and walk there in 8 minutes.
It is nice to know that there are no transfers.
Point 2: How many “Coffee Waiting Dream” “Coffee Waiting Dream” stores are there?
Coffee Waiting Dream” has 9 stores in central and southern Okinawa.
It does not seem to have expanded outside of Okinawa.
They are in large shopping malls such as Hanby Town, Ginowan Convention City, Naha Main Place, and Urasoe West Coast Parco City.
It doesn’t seem to be in AEON Lycam because it is not affiliated with AEON Lycam.
Point 3: Some of the menu items at “Coffee Waiting Dreams Hanbytown Branch”!
The “Coffee Waiting Dream Hanby Town Store” offers many menu items from lunch to sandwiches, desserts, waffles, and Okinawan Zenzai.
The clientele seems to be relatively older.
The food menu, for example, is priced at 880 yen for chicken Karaage, but you can get a drink set for an extra 110 yen or soup for an extra 198 yen, which is quite a bargain.
In the daily lunch sandwiches, the “Ham and Egg Cobb Salad Sandwich” with fries is 690 yen (you can also choose without fries).
On the café menu, there is a waffle and coffee set for 550 yen, as well as an Okinawa Zenzai with brown sugar honey and soybean flour, and a coffee milk Zenzai (both for 480 yen).
The prices seem to be kept low overall, yet the portions are quite generous, and there is a choice of mini-size portions for meals.
Why don’t you relax at a café-restaurant for everyday use by Okinawans once in a while, instead of just an expensive restaurant for tourists?
