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T’s Tantan Narita Terminal 2: check the fourth-floor location

A practical guide to T’s Tantan Narita Terminal 2: the operator-listed location, dietary evidence and the details to confirm before you go.

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A practical guide to T’s Tantan Narita Terminal 2: the operator-listed location, dietary evidence and the details to confirm before you go.

Find the right branch

The operator lists the Terminal 2 restaurant on the fourth floor of Narita's second passenger terminal. This is separate from the Terminal 1 Tokyo Food Bar listing. Match the terminal and floor to your travel plan before relying on this meal; do not assume that two branches at the same airport have identical access conditions.

Officially listed address: 千葉県成田市古込1-1 成田国際空港 第2旅客ターミナル4F

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What the food information supports

T’s describes its food as vegan, excluding meat, fish, dairy and eggs. The relevant evidence is the operator’s own restaurant page. Individual dishes, availability and service arrangements can differ between locations. Vegan food is not automatic verification of halal seasonings, certification or the presence of a prayer space; ask separately if those details matter.

Before making it your only meal plan

Confirm the intended dish, current opening time and any extra requirements directly. Keep a backup if a particular menu is essential to your day. The advice here does not establish live availability or a reservation.

Sources and review date

Website information reviewed on 27 October 2026. This is desk research, not an on-site inspection. Menus and availability can change; confirm the exact dish and branch before ordering.

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