About 40 minutes by car from Naha Airport. This long-established cafe is located on the edge of Chatan Town. With the windows open to the open air and the ocean right there, it is like an “infinity restaurant” with a view that makes you want to call it an “infinity restaurant! The food features many vegan menus and dishes from all over the world.
Point 1: What is the recommended time for “Transit cafe”?
The Transit Cafe is a great concept: “Enjoy the endless cobalt blue sea in front of you. Transit cafe” has a wonderful concept: “Please spend a short time in transit before heading to your next destination while enjoying a meal and a view that changes with the passage of time.
The cafe is located on Miyagi Beach, a 5-minute drive to the center of Chatan Town, where there are many foreigners and local surfers, and not many tourists, so there is no hustle and bustle in the middle of Chatan Town.
It is no wonder that many foreign customers do not bother to go to crowded places.
The restaurant is open-air so that natural breezes can enter, and the sea breeze blows through pleasantly. You can feel it even more when you sit on the terrace. Since the ocean is right next to the restaurant, it looks like an infinity restaurant floating on the sea.
The best time to visit is at sunset, when the sun is still high in the sky.
While the sun is still high in the sky, secure a seat and enjoy the dynamic tropical sunset with its ever-changing colors while taking your time to enjoy the gourmet food.
Point 2: What is the menu at Transit cafe?
At Transit cafe, you can enjoy gourmet food from around the world.
For example, while the cafe serves crème brûlée, French toast, and parfaits, for lunch you can try the adult omelette rice (1,250 yen tax not included), tandoori chicken curry (1,350 yen tax not included), Camembert cheese fondue (1,430 yen tax not included), Ahi Poki ( 1,438 yen tax not included), fish and chips (980 yen tax not included), spring rolls (610 yen tax not included), and tantanmen (1,073 yen tax not included).
The taste is truly “world cuisine,” as delicious as if chefs from all over the world were in the kitchen.
For those who want to eat with a little more gusto, there is also beef steak (1,800 yen tax not included), Bolognese, hamburgers, curry, etc., so young and old alike are sure to find their favorite menu items!
Just be aware that even the regular menu items are quite hearty!
And the prices are a bit high for the Okinawan market, but considering the atmosphere and location, it is understandable! But considering the atmosphere and location, I guess you could say it’s worth it!
Point 3: The desserts at “Transit cafe” are also amazing!
Transit cafe also offers beautifully decorated cinnamon toast (1,072 yen tax not included), today’s cake (610 yen tax not included), and sundaes such as passion brownie and berry (710 yen tax not included).
All menu items are authentic, hearty, and delicious!
Taking a picture with the blue ocean in the background will be the most memorable part of your trip!
