Restaurant Cocos at Kansai Airport Terminal 2

 Cocos, a family restaurant located in front of the security checkpoint at Kansai Airport Terminal 2


Cocos is a family restaurant owned and operated by Cocos Japan Co. Named after a restaurant on the West Coast of the United States, it arrived in Japan in 1980 as a restaurant serving California-style meals.

A family restaurant popular for its “Wrap-around grilled hamburger steak” and its wide variety of “Premium drink bar.

The wide variety of menu items makes it a popular restaurant for families. 

At the entrance of the store, a large illustration of the Wind God and Thunder God greets you, wishing you a comfortable and safe flight.

Cocos is proud of its “Wrapped Grilled Hamburger Steak” and offers a variety of menu items such as pasta, ramen, eel, shaved ice, and more.

In addition to an all-you-can-drink bar, a Cocos Airport Dining limited menu is also available.

Light toast and a selection of classic Japanese and Western breakfast items are available.

Available from 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. (last order)

Take-out menu also available


Location: Kansai Airport Terminal 2 / Before security check

Business hours: 5:00 - 24:00

Credit cards accepted

Location: 日本、〒549-0001 大阪府泉佐野市泉州空港北1番地 関西国際空港 (KIX)

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