385 - Ordering Dinner

The place was not that crowded when they went in. The only customers were highschoolers, an elderly with his teenager, and a man. Even though there was no one to welcome the both of them in, the cozy-ness of the place seemed to have been a sufficient replacement.

The parlor has a simple, yet interesting, interior design. The room is shaped into an asymmetrical letter “H”. The entrance is the bottom left corner with three tables of two, one of them was occupied by the elderly and his teen. While the counter is in the right side of letter H which side has more space for tables of fours, and the three highschoolers were occupying a table in the corner of this room, just beside the counter.

Those are not the only seats available. The counter also offers single seats like in a bar or a ramen stand. So people who comes in alone can just sit there to order something rather than reserving a table of two or four. The other customer, a single man

“Welcom