Ichikawa, Chiba, Japan｜マルシェ

The seats are wide enough to accommodate strollers. (When you go down to the first floor, there is a multi-purpose toilet where you can change diapers.) Many of the customers are elderly, and the atmosphere is relaxed. Hot water for milk was also available. The food is reasonably priced and the quantity is small, but I think it's reasonable for the location. I had a delicious hitsumabushi.

The marche gozen in the photo is 1500 yen including tax. The taste isn't that great at all, but that's what makes it so special: the menu has a menu that makes you think you'll have to pay more if you want sashimi, the vinyl tablecloths, the rustic interior, and the food samples at the entrance. Personally, it's the best, with an atmosphere and taste that preserves everything from the late 1990s to the 2000s, like an ordinary restaurant in an ordinary hotel in a rural area. I had a flashback to the time when I went to Okinawa on a JTB package tour a long time ago. If you listen to Mr. Chill or GLAY with earphones, it will be perfect. The taste is really not that great. Visited in May 2023

Private room available for club meetings. It's near Ichikawa Station, so it's convenient for meetings. The food was also delicious. The timing of the serve was also good. A restaurant affiliated with Yamazaki Bread.