Mobara, Chiba, Japan｜慶飯

Mapo tofu is delicious. I tried the mapo tofu set meal, but since the mapo tofu tastes the same, the mapo bowl looks much better.

I found it on Google Maps and was interested, so I finished my errands nearby and visited. The location of the shop was extremely difficult to find even with a navigation system, and I made two round trips on the road in front of me. It looks like a coffee shop from the outside, so it's hard to find for first-timers. The inside of the store is dark and there are parts with low ceilings, and it feels like a secret hideaway, and the atmosphere is good. I ordered a mapo bowl that looked delicious in other people's reviews. It is served in about 5 minutes from the order, and the workmanship is good. After entering the store, two groups of customers came to the store, but they all ordered mapo bowls. The spiciness is quite strong, and the Japanese pepper makes it tingling. The amount of mapo was quite large, and it was difficult to finish eating even a normal size rice. Unfortunately, the accompanying Chinese soup and zha cai didn't suit my taste. The proprietress was a good customer service, and the general was a friendly person. When I asked about the parking lot on the way back, I was told that I could use the parking lot in front of the store for two cars and the parking lot of the Chamber of Commerce diagonally in front of the store. The point that caught my attention was ・The bowl is made of lightweight plastic and has a cheap feel to it. ・Since the amount on the menu is not tax-inclusive, tax is charged at the cash register, which makes me a little confused. Overall, this is my favorite store, so I would like to visit again when it gets colder and try the hot and sour noodles.

I had pork with sweet and sour sauce (not the official name). The sweet vinegar matches the pork and onions very well, and the deliciousness permeates the body. It was the best I have ever eaten. The shop is friendly and I would like to stop by when I come to Mobara again.