仕事を終えて東京から京都にやって来た妻と権兵衛さんへ
幼い頃から鍋焼きうどん
が大好きだった
と言う妻にとっては待ちに待った季節
ぐつぐつと煮えたぎる鍋焼きうどん
蓋を開けると、ふわっと湯気
がたちのぼります
幼い頃は男の子のつもりでいたと言う妻
某ホテルのレストランでオーダーを聞かれ、子ども用の椅子に座って「俺様はなべやきうんどん！」と言い放ち、両親が顔から火が出るほど恥ずかしい思いをしたと言っていたのを思い出すそうですが、
今日も美味しそうに熱々のおうどんをいただいていました
僕は親子丼😍
こちらもいつも変わらぬお味
あっという間に平らげてしまいました😋
門之助🤞
To soba restaurant Gonbei in Gion with my wife from Tokyo.
She ordered “nabeyaki udon” because it is one of her favorites in winter since her childhood.
They served boiling hot noodles in a pan with simmering broth and when a waiter opened the pot, steam came out of the pan.
My wife used to believe she was a boy and would call herself “ore sama”.
The term is used by boys or men call themselves when they believe they are kind of “great”.
And she ordered “ore sama wants nabeyaki undon!” at a beautiful restaurant in a hotel, sitting on a toddler chair.
(Toddlers sometimes can’t pronounce well the word udon, and they may mispronounce “undon” instead.)
Her parents would tell her that they had been so ashamed of her behavior in such a nice place.
Speaking of today, she seemed to be so happy to have the boiling hot noodles.
As for me, I had oyakodon as usual.
This tastes sooo good.
I finished it instantly.