My husband is off today, so we went to a soba restaurant for lunch.

The happiness of drinking sake in the middle of the day.

There were quite a few customers with children.

We didn't make a reservation, so we waited a little, but it was over in a flash while we were watching Baccarat.

The restaurant was quite lively and crowded.

Many customers left after eating.

Most of them didn't drink.

There was a group of two mothers and three children at a nearby table.

They had finished eating, and the children were eating snacks they had brought with them and drinking from their water bottles.

They were running around noisily and climbing onto the sofa with their shoes on.

The narrow aisles were filled with customers, and the staff were busy taking orders and carrying food.

Yes, as expected?! A child running bumped into a staff member taking orders, stepped on his foot, and ran away.



The waiter told the mother

There are other customers so please keep an eye on your child

It wasn't harsh at all

I think it's natural

The mothers were just enjoying their own stories

Then the mothers

...

To my surprise, they showed no reaction

They stopped making noise for a while

Seeing this, I feel like they set a bad example for eating out with Baby

After the soba restaurant, we took a walk to Juban (we wanted to go to the 100 yen shop) and had our favorite coconut ice cream

Baby, who can't walk yet, was a good boy from start to finish

He even licked the ice cream

By chance, we ran into the family at the soba restaurant at the ice cream shop

We were walking the exact same route and both of us laughed (different from the group that was making noise at the soba restaurant)