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Japan, 〒901-0233 Okinawa, Tomigusuku, Senaga, 174−6 番 瀬長島ウミカジテラス38番
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If you’re looking to soak up some sun while enjoying a casual bite, Mkcafe Umikaji Terrace Okinawa is the kind of spot that makes you linger a little longer. Nestled on Senaga Island at the scenic Umikaji Terrace, this cafe effortlessly blends island vibes with a relaxed atmosphere, making it perfect for a lazy afternoon. The outdoor seating is ideal for people-watching or just taking in the ocean breeze, and the menu keeps things simple yet satisfying. You can grab a well-crafted coffee to start your day or unwind with a glass of something stronger as the sun dips toward the horizon. Quick bites are available too, perfect for a light snack between strolls around the terrace. The staff here seem genuinely friendly, which adds to the welcoming feel, and the option to dine in or take your order to go keeps things flexible whether you’re in a rush or planning to linger. Even though they don’t offer delivery, the charm of sitting outside with the sea breeze more than makes up for it. Drinks range from energizing coffee to a selection of alcohol that pairs surprisingly well with the casual bites on offer. What really sets this cafe apart is its unpretentious, breezy vibe-no rush, no fuss, just a chance to enjoy the simple pleasures of good coffee, light snacks, and fresh air, all while soaking up the unique scenery of Okinawa. It’s the sort of place where conversations flow easily, whether you’re catching up with friends or just taking a peaceful solo break, and the terrace setting gives it that open, airy feel that makes the whole experience feel extra refreshing.
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Japan, 〒901-0233 Okinawa, Tomigusuku, Senaga, 174−6 番 瀬長島ウミカジテラス38番
Not gonna lie, we was hungry. My husband drove down to the Peace Memorial Park, which required some long walking in the tropical heat, and then stopped at Umikaji Terrace, a multi-level food court overlooking the planes taking off and landing at the airport nearby. There were a lot of choices, mostly American-oriented fast food, but this cafe caught our eye and not just because of the big, ugly snake in the jar. It appeared to be run by two sunny women, and the menu was primarily Okinawan. We started with thirst quenching ¥500 Iced Coffees that helped us beat back the heat. We decided to split three appetizing items. First was the ¥1,300 SPAM Burger which surprised us as the SPAM was not simply sliced from the tin but turned into a tender patty and encased in a soft wheat bun with fresh vegetables and a tangy mayo. We also shared the ¥900 Fried Chicken Cutlets, tasty bar bites, four of them that were karaage-like and quite addictive with again the tangy mayo. Our third dish was the ¥800 Sea Grapes, and I have to say they were the freshest ones we had on our entire Okinawa trip because they popped so easily in our mouths. Overall it was nice to patronize a business that invests in fresh ingredients to create familiar dishes. Not sure about the snake though. FOOD - 4 stars...fresh takes on now familiar Okinawan dishes AMBIANCE - 4 stars...seems like a nice fit for the tourist-centric terrace setting SERVICE - 4.5 stars...the ladies were very kind TOTAL - 4 stars...definitely a worthwhile stop in the terrace
Had a fish sandwich/burger which was excellent! Very nice cafe with super friendly staff too
We had mackerel burgers after seeing a travel vlog's recommendation. Their burgers taste great and come with a generous portion of fries. Do try their Okinawa donuts, which are available in four flavors.
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