Funabashi, Chiba, Japan｜Gojuban Oana

It's a Chinese restaurant in town. A middle-aged man sits one by one at a table for four people. Is it okay to share a table with those who entered the store before us and those who have already been drinking? I was told that, but I was waiting at the store, but there was a torrential downpour, and the owner of the store was also there! Then, share seats start! I wanted to eat rice, so I ordered dumplings, stir-fried liver vegetables, and rice. While I was waiting, my family visited the store, but the inside of the store was as described above, so I gave up and left the store. In addition, it seems that the owner and his wife were working together, but the owner said that he could not move as he wanted because he was old, so he could not do what he was doing, and he apologized to the customers! He said. The first customer left the store, and the couple entered the store and ordered some items, but now they're not doing it anymore, they can't make it anymore, they're out of stock! Although it is difficult to maintain the store, I realized that it is a store that is rooted in the city because it is a popular store and some products are out of stock. Now, about the main subject of rice, the gyoza dumplings were filled with garlic chives, and the skin was well-grilled. , It was the best match with the vegetables without becoming hard, and the vegetables were delicious. I'm sorry to have kept you waiting because I'm late! It was many times, but I felt sorry for this because the elderly couple was in the middle of the day. Is it an apology service? They served me 3 cut tomatoes and natto. It's a Chinese restaurant, so I thought it was soup when it was a set meal, but it was miso soup. Is that your charm too? Anyway, my wife is low profile. It is possible to park about 3 cars in the parking lot next to the store and apartment, but it is under the intersection, so you need to be careful when parking.

I went to Chinese Gojuban (Oana) with my family. It's nice to have the feeling of a retro The Town Chinese restaurant that retains the atmosphere of the Showa era. The price is also cheap! ! The menu I ordered is ramen, kata yakisoba, fried rice, and gyoza. Since it was an evening visit, there was no previous customer, so the bowl arrived immediately after ordering. It was a nostalgic taste that reminded me of my childhood! I was so moved by the landlady's thoughtfulness that it made me cry! Five stars for the proprietress! ! Thank you for your meal.

I had wonton noodles for lunch. It was delicious. It reminded me of the gentle taste of Ichiriki-san that I had in Yanaka. maps asked, ``The business hours may be incorrect. Can you confirm this information?'' However, I refrained from asking any questions since this is just a glance. From conversations with regular customers, it seems that the restaurant is closed irregularly due to old age.