はな膳市川大野店

I used it at the funeral of my family only. The taste was delicious and the amount was just right, and the customer service was polite and comfortable.

There was no partition etc., and it was an impression that corona measures were not taken so much, but the cost performance is wonderful because this volume does not cost 2,000 yen. Impression that there were many menus of fresh fish and tempura. A glass of sake is about 500 yen.

(English follows Japanese) The Ichikawa Ono store of "Hanazen", which operates mainly in the northwestern part of Chiba prefecture. It focuses on Japanese-style, kaiseki, and set dishes, and features a wide variety of seats such as "Japanese-style private rooms," "table private rooms," and "normal table seats." Since it is in a very inconvenient location, there is no way to go except by car, but in the case of this store, there is Ichikawa Cemetery, its basin, and nursing care facilities nearby, and there seems to be demand for devotion and visitors. That's right. The price range is slightly higher than general family restaurants. However, the quality of the food is generally high and it seems to be popular in the neighborhood, and it is quite crowded at dinner. Therefore, if you want to use a private room, you need to make a reservation. I don't know about other stores, but in a nutshell, it's "cluttered." At the side of the entrance, an old glass case is decorated with old souvenirs that make you wonder if they are still on sale, and the waiting room near the entrance is filled with cheesy decorations and dying foliage plants. The storage of calligraphy etc. is dirty near the cash register, and the backyard is completely visible. In addition, the usual table seats, interior decoration, and floors are all old. On the other hand, the private room seems to be relatively new and comfortable. It seems to be prosperous because there are no reasonable restaurants nearby where you can eat chitinous Japanese food, but to be honest, when you really want to eat Japanese food in your neighborhood, you don't feel like going out late with the elimination method. .. This is one of Japanese Wa-Shoku, Kaiseki and Zen food restaurant "Hana-Zen" chain which are mainly deployed in North-West region of Chiba. They have several type of seats, "Japanese style private rooms", "Table style private" rooms ”and general table seats, is very good. You can reach there only by car because it is located in remote area from any stations. But it is useful for visitors of nearby cemetery and hospital. Price range is a little bit higher than that Of family restaurants. Quality of foods are fairly good. As it is crowded in dinner time, if you want to eat at the private room, you should make reservation. My impression about this restaurant is in brief "mess". There is a show -case which includes old sample of souvenir which I wondered if it was still sold, waiting space inside the entrance is with strange cheap decorations and withered plant, there are many documents in a mess around the cashier, and you can see the backyard from there . Interiors and floors look aged excep t private rooms. It think this restaurant is where you should go when no matter what you want to eat Wa-Shoku around here by process of elimination.

The small rise is also a kotatsu, making it gentle on the elderly. The lunch menu is cheap and recommended! It was about 800 yen for a mini-tendon and soba noodles.

We all ate after the memorial service. It was delicious.

Toilet door that remains open. Immediately after the store opened, I was seated in a stroke filled with toilet fragrances. I don't know if it was a single customer because I expected it to be crowded in the future. Even though the seat in the center is vacant, there is only one point "here". If so, it would have been good at least in front of the counter. I usually go out to eat with my employees, It seems that it was a mistake to be alone in view of Corona. An eel hitsumabushi set combined with a cheap toilet fragrance. It has become a taste that will never be forgotten. And I will never ask again. I will not let employees go. The same applies to other stores such as the Motoyawata store. If you have any inquiries on the site, you can feel like this I may not have been driven, but I don't feel like picking up the voices of customers Probably not. It's wonderful, the company motto "heart of hospitality". It has been used for more than 10 years. Thank you for your help. Hopefully it will be crushed.

The taste and quality are lower than before The response of employees when there is a store manager and when there is no store manager is obviously different I'm sorry