Hangar66 Cafe

Nice cafe within a plane hangar and free parking, but you do need a car to get here. This dish seems popular. Sweet and savoury. The crab was very briny but I like it this way.

Nice cafe within a plane hangar and free parking, but you do need a car to get here. Quite typical breakfast combo. Good toast and eggs though.

Nice cafe within a plane hangar and free parking, but you do need a car to get here. I was craving this treat. Unfortunately theirs was terrible. It didn't use Oreo, but some cheap c&c ice cream.

Juliet's Sharing Platter ($26.66), which included their homemade crispy wings, calamari, pork sausage, curly fries, and greens. I must say, their batter was exceptional. It created a smooth and delicate crispiness that remained even when the food turned cold. Unlike many places where the batter becomes soggy over time, theirs retained its crispiness. The wings were delightfully oily, and the calamari had the perfect chewiness, complemented by the crispy batter.

Succulent Grilled Ribeye Steak ($23.66) cooked to their preference, served with healthy coleslaw and delectable buttered corn.

Katsu Curry Rice ($18.66), featuring a crispy chicken chop and jumbo ebi accompanied by a luscious runny omelette on a bed of rice, all smothered in Japanese curry roux.