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About this place
Whether you’re stopping in for coffee or sitting down for a full meal, Flight In Kikuya’s menu has both café-style snacks and lunch dishes. The lunch options include omelette rice and curry rice, each served with a salad for ¥950; hayashi rice with a salad is ¥1,000. One visitor said the curry rice and omelette rice were both delicious, while another paired hayashi rice with hot coffee. For a set lunch, the Mix Lunch and Flight In Lunch are also listed, each at ¥1,200.
For something lighter, choose from pizza toast, egg toast and sandwiches. Egg and tuna sandwiches are ¥900 each; mixed and ham sandwiches are ¥1,000 each. There is also a breakfast menu featuring egg, salad and toast, with coffee or tea. Toast comes in several varieties, including butter, jam, cinnamon, ham and egg, making it easy to choose according to your appetite or mood.
Drinks include blended coffee and café au lait, available hot or iced, as well as lemon squash and fresh juice. Some visitors mention stopping by for coffee, while one recalls the tea’s fruit-like aroma. Banana juice has its fans, too, and could be an appealing choice if you feel like something other than coffee.
The café is described as suitable for dining alone, and visitors have commented on its booth seating and quiet atmosphere. Several people have also mentioned using it as a place where smoking is permitted, a detail to bear in mind when deciding whether it suits your plans. It works for a meal shared around the menu or a break over coffee and a light bite. The payment information says cash only, so it’s worth being prepared for that.







