Funabashi, Chiba, Japan｜Syokudo and Teishoku restaurant

I was refused at first, but my friend forced me in and at first my mother was reluctant to order, and when I drank it properly, she eventually told me old stories, gave me snacks, and sent me off with a smile. I was able to do it ♬

Although I had passed by many times since my school days, I could not go, but I managed to enter for the first time in two years after becoming a member of society. I ordered Oyakodon (500 yen). An egg that melts in a home-sized rice bowl and rice that is full of flavor. Tasty. The inside of the store is decorated with plates with letters that make you feel like you've traveled back in time, and it's a nice space where regular customers talk about stories about 50 years ago.

I won't be slandered by a certain gourmet drama, a scripted bus travel show, a Hinadan program with a brainless comedian who bullies penguins, or a meaningless singer who appears on TV even though I've repeatedly said I won't be on TV. The place you want. It's also good to go to feel the Showa era. It's also good to go for nostalgia. However, this is a "dining room". They serve alcohol, but it's a normal diner. I want you to eat and drink normally. I don't know what to expect, but it's not a good idea to immediately make an anti-comment when something doesn't meet your wishes without thinking that your response may have been bad. Auntie, the set meal was delicious. Stay healthy forever.