I opened a restaurant in the Pokémon world.

After seeing the two happy female students off, Heath glanced at Musashi. Miss Musashi was still chatting with Miss Joey, and the two girls occasionally let out silvery laughter as they talked. It was clear that Musashi and Miss Joey were in a very good mood.

"Is this what it means to meet an old friend in a foreign land?"

Chapter 702 This is a Vanished Chapter Title

Ms. Musashi was very talkative, and she and Ms. Nurse Joy had a lot to talk about. However, even so, the conversation ended afterward because Ms. Nurse Joy had to go to work at the Pokémon Center, and Musashi could only reluctantly see her off. Heath glanced at his phone and, wow, it was already 8:20 in the morning. During this time, Heath noticed that Ms. Nurse Joy was looking at her phone, but probably because she saw how excited Musashi was, she didn't say anything. What a gentle Ms. Nurse Joy.

"Miss Musashi is quite lucky today, she even ran into an acquaintance." Heath said with a smile to Miss Musashi. At the same time, he also asked Zoroark to take down the breakfast signs hanging at the door. Those breakfast signs were useless for a while, and Heath also planned to take them down. After all, his food cart didn't have much breakfast left to offer, and Heath didn't want the guests to come in and not be able to eat anything, which would be troublesome. So it was good to take them down early, and the guests who came in later should be able to order directly.

Moreover, Heath knew that there weren't many customers around 9:30 in the morning. Most office workers were on their way to work at that time, and those who got up late probably weren't in the mood for breakfast, so they wouldn't buy anything from the food truck. At this time, the pushcarts on the street were the best choice, but even these pushcarts might not satisfy these office workers. After all, even pushcarts require some preparation time, and office workers who were about to be late wouldn't care about whether they were hungry or not.

Even in another world, overtime and perfect attendance are still very important. In Hiss's opinion, the Pokémon world has more advantages than his previous life. For example, when buying a house, you don't need to consider the shared area. There is no shared area in the Pokémon world either, which makes Hiss quite happy. In his previous life, Hiss had seen many people complain about the shared area.

"Yeah, I didn't expect to run into Hikaru either. Hikaru used to be my deskmate, and we were pretty close." Musashi looked smug. Heath's lips twitched. He really wanted to ask Musashi if it was really okay for her not to report for duty for so long. Team Rocket was able to defeat a series of small dark organizations and become the largest dark organization in the Kanto region, which shows they had a lot of tricks up their sleeves. At the very least, they must have a pretty strong system for controlling their members.

“That is indeed something to be happy about… But Miss Musashi, it’s almost nine o’clock now, aren’t you worried about being late for work?” Heath couldn’t help but remind Musashi. Musashi was stunned for a moment after hearing this, and then she quickly ran out with an anxious expression that Heath found very perfunctory, while telling Heath that she would come back for his breakfast tomorrow.

Heath shook his head helplessly. Sometimes, seeing Musashi and Kojiro, Heath wondered how Team Rocket had managed to stay afloat. If all of Team Rocket's subordinates were like Musashi and Kojiro, the league probably wouldn't have anything to worry about. But then Heath paused, a question suddenly occurring to him: what if Giovanni deliberately put Musashi and Kojiro out in the open? Would the league lower its guard against Team Rocket if they saw that Musashi and Kojiro had these kinds of personalities?

But Heath quickly shook his head, feeling that the possibility was not very high.

“It’s perfect timing since there are no customers right now…” Heath looked at the empty restaurant and twisted his neck. If other restaurant owners saw this empty restaurant, they would probably be worried, but for Heath, it was the opposite. Heath couldn’t be happier if his food truck wasn’t bustling with business. Being busy like that can really kill you. Besides, Heath himself had made a lot of money, so his obsession with making money had lessened a lot.

With no customers around, Heath saw this as a good opportunity. So, Heath took out Hoopa's gold ring, then, thinking of Ho-Oh, reached in. But after only a short while, Heath felt a sharp pain in her hand and instinctively pulled it back. However, Heath knew that Ho-Oh definitely knew she was looking for her. Ever since Heath had captured Ho-Oh a few times, Ho-Oh seemed very wary of her, which was why Heath hadn't been able to catch her this time, and she had no idea what Ho-Oh was up to.

Soon, Heath saw Ho-Oh in her food cart. Ho-Oh walked in angrily, looking very unhappy. However, Heath spoke up before Ho-Oh could say anything.

"Ho-Oh, could you contact Lugia? I need to speak with them." Heath's words were very direct, which startled Ho-Oh for a moment. It didn't immediately understand what Heath meant, but Ho-Oh's eyes narrowed quickly.

"You... Fine, contact Lugia, right? You've helped Lugia a lot, so I'll reluctantly help you out." Ho-Oh looked unwilling, then pulled out a cell phone and tapped a few times. Heath saw clearly that it was using a Seal Ball Communicator. It seems that even legendary Pokémon enjoy using these technological products developed by humans.

If anyone truly considers legendary Pokémon as mere animals, then Heath thinks that person is the most foolish animal. Pokémon in the Pokémon world possess their own intelligence, and some unique ones have even developed hierarchies. Legendary Pokémon are among the best of all Pokémon, so Heath has never treated these legendary Pokémon as ordinary Pokémon or any kind of animal. Instead, he treats them all as people. Perhaps that's why these legendary Pokémon have a very good impression of Heath.

"Would you like something to eat?" Heath glanced at Ho-Oh. Lugia would probably be here a while, but not too long. After all, it was also a legendary Pokémon from the Kanto region, even though it lived in the sea. Heath could take advantage of this time to fleece Ho-Oh. He always managed to get some good things from Ho-Oh and other legendary Pokémon when entertaining them. It would be even better if he could give them Dialga-branded kitchenware.

Heath felt that Dialga's cooking utensils could be used as legendary cooking utensils in the world of MasterChef.

"Then give me a crab, any kind of crab will do, as long as it's delicious." Ho-Oh pouted, but still answered Heath's question.

Chapter 703 The Difference in Taste Between Live and Dead Crabs

"Crabs? Okay." Heath nodded. Speaking of which, Ho-Oh seemed to really like eating crabs. To be honest, although Heath thought that legendary Pokémon were all normal people, every time he saw these legendary Pokémon, he couldn't help but think about what they looked like. For example, Ho-Oh, Heath often thought that Ho-Oh should eat insects or raw meat and things like that. Fortunately, Ho-Oh didn't have the ability to read minds, otherwise Heath felt that he would have been slapped by Ho-Oh a few times already.

Heath had naturally prepared a lot of crabs, a special ingredient, and could even provide purple crabs if Ho-Oh wanted to eat them. She hadn't used the guests' satisfaction ratings much lately because she planned to store them up temporarily. The storage should be quite effective, and if there were any expensive or special ingredients in the future, she could use the accumulated guests' satisfaction ratings. It was like in her previous life, if she saved money every month, she wouldn't need to beg for help in an emergency.

However, Ho-Oh's request to make a delicious crab dish really put Heath in a difficult position. After all, there are so many ways to cook crabs: spicy crab, garlic crab, and even steaming is a popular method. So, Heath found it hard to come up with a general suggestion. Fortunately, Heath could see the guests' preferences, otherwise, he wouldn't know what to make. But after looking at Ho-Oh's preferences, Heath gave up, because Ho-Oh's only requirement for food was a delicious crab dish.

"How about we make one of those?" Heath stroked his chin. Sometimes, innovation isn't always necessary. After all, customers can still eat even without innovation. Take white rice, for example. People who are used to eating it can eat it every day for a year without any complaints. If everyone demands innovation in their food, then in a few months, people will probably start cooking things like coal. After all, there are only so many ingredients in the world, and the combinations of food are limited.

With that in mind, Heath decided what he wanted to make: crab roe noodles. Although it was crab roe noodles, Heath's version was different from others. Heath had eaten crab roe noodles before, and in his opinion, while delicious, it was too expensive. Heath could understand the price, since crab roe was hard to come by. However, the problem was that the vendor had provided far too little crab roe. Heath, with the eyes of a professional chef, guaranteed that the amount of crab roe was equivalent to that of a single crab at most.

However, compared to its high price, it was not worth it at all. This is why Heath never went back after eating there once. When she went back the following year, the store was still open and business was even more booming. After all, the advertising was good, and the store had also learned to be smarter. Although the amount of crab roe used was still the same, they gave a lot of crab roe sauce.

Crab roe and crab roe sauce may look like the same thing, but they actually taste different. Authentic crab roe is scraped directly from the crab's belly, while crab roe sauce is specially processed and is generally made for sale. After all, making crab roe sauce allows it to be stored for a longer time. However, the raw materials for making crab roe sauce are not limited to crab roe. Therefore, in Heath's opinion, crab roe sauce is not very suitable for making crab roe noodles.

Of course, it's not impossible to use crab roe sauce for crab roe noodles, but according to Heath's cooking habits, he prefers to use crab roe and crab meat directly, and it must be layered so that customers can see at a glance how much crab roe and how much crab meat there is. If you want to be even more particular, you can put the used crab shells aside so that customers know how much raw material was used in this bowl of crab.

However, it is true that a crab has little meat and roe; a large crab may have more than a pound of shell alone.

Heath quickly processed the crabs in his hands. Because of the storage room, the crabs Heath bought were all fresh and live. The difference in taste between live and dead crabs is very significant. The meat of dead crabs is stringy and chewy, while the meat of fresh, live crabs is not in chunks and has a mushy texture. This might make one subconsciously think that the crab is not fresh, but anyone who eats crabs regularly knows that the stringy crab is actually fresh, while the stringy crab is not good.

It has to be said that there are many things to pay attention to when it comes to food, and if you don't understand these things, you will be fooled by others.

After Heath steamed the crabs, she began to extract the crab roe and meat, which was a rather troublesome task. Moreover, at this time, the crabs didn't have much roe. Fortunately, this was the Pokémon world, and one of the crab species here actually had roe at this time. So Heath successfully made a large bowl of crab roe noodles for Ho-Oh, which looked very expensive.

There were eight crabs used. Although crab roe noodles don't taste better the more crabs you use, it's true that the more crabs you use, the more expensive they are. However, Heath didn't plan to charge Phoenix much money. After all, this was Phoenix, and the things she gave him to entertain her were enough to make Heath happy.

"Ho-Oh, Mr. Heath, I heard you wanted to see me?" Just as the noodles were being served, the door of the food cart was pushed open, and then the Lugia that Heath had met before walked in. This time, she addressed Ho-Oh directly. Ho-Oh didn't seem to care, and neither did Heath, since Heath already knew the true identities of these legendary Pokémon.

"Hey, Lugia, I wanted to ask if you could help me find something people call the Kanto Silverfish?" Heath quickly went over. To complete the special achievement in Vermilion City, Heath needed to use this special silverfish, but it was very difficult to buy. So Heath asked Lugia for help, after all, Lugia was known as the sea god.

"Kanto silverfish? Oh, you mean the small silverfish? Those are easy to find. I can get you some right now if you want." Lugia paused for a second, but then she realized what Heath was talking about, so she immediately nodded with a smile. Heath was instantly delighted. This was the advantage of knowing someone. If he and Lugia didn't get along, then Heath would probably have had to rely on luck to get the Kanto silverfish.

"Thank you so much!" Heath smiled broadly.

Chapter 704 Takoyaki

Kanto whitebait is a possible specialty ingredient of Vermilion City. However, although it is said to be possible, Heath thinks that it is basically a specialty ingredient of Vermilion City. There is nothing to say about it. After all, Heath has also investigated Vermilion City and it seems that there are no other ingredients besides Kanto whitebait. Although most ingredients are also relatively precious, in Heath's opinion, they do not meet the requirements of Vermilion City's specialty ingredients.

This thing should have been quite difficult to obtain; at least Heath hadn't encountered it after wandering around for several days. However, with Lugia's help, things became much easier. Soon, Lugia brought Heath a whole bag full of Kanto silverfish. After removing the water, Heath found that the Kanto silverfish weighed a full two kilograms.

Two kilograms of Kanto anchovies might not seem like much, but Heath thought it was quite a lot. After all, the Kanto anchovies weren't very large, so two kilograms of them were truly densely packed, making one's scalp tingle. However, this was actually a good thing for Heath. At least Heath could freely process these Kanto anchovies, and with the experience from the last time, Heath now had some of his own ideas on how to process them.

This time, Heath felt he could make a decent Kanto silverfish and try to get the system's reward. Even if he didn't succeed, it wouldn't matter, because Heath had two kilograms of Kanto silverfish, which would be enough for him to study slowly. So Heath's mood became cheerful.

"Thank you so much, Lugia," Hiss said with a smile. Lugia quickly waved her hand and said very politely that compared to the help Hiss had given her, finding some silverfish was just a small repayment. However, mentioning this made Hiss a little interested. He curiously asked about the little Dark Lugia from back then. Hiss had saved a little Dark Lugia, which made the Lugias owe him a favor.

However, Heath wasn't very clear about what happened afterward. He didn't intend to use his past help to Lugia to blackmail Lugia into doing things for him. After all, Heath was just an ordinary cook, not some villain who planned to destroy the world. But now that he had finally seen Lugia, Heath decided to ask about what happened next.

“My child is much better now. Apart from being a little afraid of the dark, he has no other problems.” Lugia smiled happily. Heath breathed a sigh of relief when he heard this. It seemed that the little guy had indeed returned to normal. Although he was a little afraid of the dark, that was fine. It was much better than being controlled by someone else. Moreover, Heath always felt that if the little guy continued to be controlled, something terrible might happen.

"Would you like something to eat, Lugia?" Heath wiped his hands and asked Lugia. Heath planned to make something for Lugia to eat, or even better, something Lugia wanted to take back with her.

"Huh? Then... something tastier, something that can be taken away? I want my child to try it. Mr. Heath, your cooking skills are truly amazing." Lugia was stunned for a moment. She had been wondering if Heath's sudden mention of little Lugia meant he needed her help with something, but she hadn't expected Heath to come and ask her what she wanted to eat. This turn of events was too fast; Lugia hadn't even had time to react.

“Then I happen to have a dish that’s perfect for treating you.” Heath smiled. He saw Lugia’s preference for food, and Heath had already decided what to make for Lugia: takoyaki, a specialty snack from a certain island nation in his previous life.

Takoyaki (octopus balls) is already quite well-known, but when Heath first heard about it, he wondered if it was a new anime. After all, Heath had watched an anime called Chibi Maruko-chan when he was little, and the main character was quite fun. Heath even wondered if Japanese anime could be bought online now. But when Heath went there, he discovered that takoyaki and Chibi Maruko-chan were completely unrelated; the only connection was that they both had the words "Maruko" in their names.

That said, the takoyaki tasted pretty good, passable for a clown, and suited Heath's taste perfectly. He could hold it in his hand and eat it while walking around. Once the piping hot takoyaki was ready, he would sprinkle some bonito flakes on top, squeeze in some seasoning, and then it was ready to eat. However, Heath had a question at the time: why was this takoyaki called octopus takoyaki? After all, there was no octopus in the takoyaki.

As a child, Heath initially thought it was because the utensil used to make takoyaki looked like an octopus's tentacles and suckers. However, Heath later learned that real takoyaki does contain octopus tentacles, and some more elaborate versions even include a small octopus inside, which customers can then eat with a single bite, making it a truly authentic takoyaki.

However, some vendors with lower prices omit octopus tentacles in their takoyaki in order to make a profit. Other vendors add a tiny piece of octopus, the kind that you might mistake for a carrot if you're not careful. Takoyaki with octopus tentacles or a small octopus are priced higher, which shows that they have taken into account the spending power of different consumer groups.

However, Heath's takoyaki certainly wasn't the poor man's version, or perhaps it should be called the youthful version? Anyway, Heath's takoyaki was the more economical kind. Heath generously stuffed the takoyaki balls with octopus tentacles, and if it weren't for the size limitations of the kitchen utensils used for making takoyaki, Heath even wanted to make a super-large takoyaki ball and stuff almost a whole tentacle inside...

Heath paused for a moment, then glanced at Lugia. Speaking of which, Lugia is a legendary Pokémon, and a bird-type one at that. So, it doesn't seem like a problem for Heath to make a super-sized takoyaki. Lugia could still eat it.

However, Heath eventually made standard-sized takoyaki for Lugia and served it to her. Lugia paid for it and then hurriedly left.

Chapter 705 Suddenly Things Went Strange

Lugia left, and Ho-Oh left too. Heath received his reward, two candies, which were more potent, but for Heath, they were better than nothing. He kept the candies for the time being and continued to entertain the guests of the day. However, for some reason, the number of guests seemed to have decreased significantly. It wasn't until lunchtime that Heath's food cart became a little more lively.

"Hello boss~ We're here to eat~" Two familiar voices. Heath looked up and recognized the two girls. They were the same two Heath had met before. However, the girl who looked like she was suffering from illness yesterday seemed much more energetic today. If you had to describe it, it was like someone who had been staying up for several nights suddenly had a good night's sleep.

Her dark circles were gone, and she seemed to be in better spirits. Heath didn't know if she had seen a doctor and received some treatment, but she was quite happy to see it. After all, if a customer died in her restaurant, even if it wasn't because of her, it would still affect her business. Moreover, Heath didn't want this girl to die like that. Fortunately, her health had improved.

"Welcome! What would you like to eat?" Although it was lunchtime, there weren't many customers in Heath's food cart, which made Heath a little curious. Although he had only been in Kuye City for a short time, Heath still knew a bit about it. In Heath's opinion, Kuye City was a place with excellent feng shui, and business was particularly good. Sometimes he would even run into people from other regions. At mealtimes, Heath's restaurant was usually packed with people, but he didn't expect there to be so few people today.

"Okay, the same as yesterday is fine~" The girl immediately stated her request. Heath nodded after hearing this. He remembered that the two girls liked to eat Western food, which was not troublesome to make. Heath planned to cook it himself, since there were too few customers now, and there was no need for Heath to leave it to Farfetch'd.

The two girls sat together and started chatting away. There weren't many people in the dining car at the moment, and the two girls were sitting quite close to Heath. Heath's hearing was also quite good, so he heard what the two girls were saying. Heath swore he was definitely not someone who liked to eavesdrop, but the two girls were really quite loud.

"Hey, Nana, did you know? Since last night, a super scary ghost story has been circulating in Vermilion City. Apparently, some people have accidentally encountered it and now they've all disappeared!" The girl who spoke was very lively. Heath remembered that her name was Meiling, a very common name, even very common. There are quite a few girls in the Pokémon world with this name, just like the common name Zhang Wei. Heath had served guests with this name.

"I know, you're talking about that Poké Ball ghost story, right?" Having seemingly resolved her physical ailment, Nana became quite gossipy, immediately answering her best friend's question. This also revealed that she was actually someone who paid close attention to social trends. Heath, upon hearing this, was taken aback. Ghost stories? Ghost stories in the Pokémon world? But thinking about it carefully, it didn't seem to make much of a difference. After all, there were some strange rumors in her previous life, like the various legends that often circulated in schools.

There are rumors about things like human models running around the classroom at night, pianos that can play by themselves, and the most widespread rumor is that the school is built on a mass grave or a cemetery.

"Yeah, that's it. Nobody dares to go to work today. And let me tell you, a female student has gone missing because of this..." Meiling got more and more excited as she spoke. Heath curiously checked her phone and then saw this strange Poké Ball ghost story.

The earliest rumor was seen by Hiss on the Vermilion City forum. Hiss looked at the strange post and summarized it. It was about how the protagonist discovered something was wrong with his Poké Ball a few days ago. The empty Poké Ball he bought would suddenly move to another location after he woke up. The protagonist said that he clearly put it on the desk outside before he went to sleep, but after waking up, it appeared under his desk. But the problem is that he doesn't open the windows and lives alone, so theoretically it shouldn't be like this.

"This post is quite long, and it's the kind of narrative that's quite authentic?" Heath clicked his tongue. The post was published in just over a week, and the poster kept telling his story, attracting more and more attention. However, having experienced the information society, Heath didn't quite believe it. After all, Heath had seen many such late-night story sessions in his previous life.

The most obvious example is a post on a certain online forum in my past life, which led to the meme "Brother, our family is rich now," which spread rapidly and caused a series of events. Everyone felt sorry for the kind and obedient younger sister. In the end, the poster came out and said that it was just a story and not true. So at that time, Heath felt that some information in this world should not be taken at face value. It is necessary to carefully check and analyze it before deciding whether it is true or not.

After all, in the internet age, the cost of spreading rumors is incredibly low.

However, this post is quite interesting. According to the poster's description, Heath felt like he was watching a movie. The Poké Ball went from being under the desk at the beginning to appearing directly at the bedroom door, as if the Poké Ball was slowly coming to find its owner. It really did have a strange feeling.

Then the poster sought help, and the post attracted some attention. Some people didn't believe it and suggested using a camera. The poster actually did, and everyone saw the Poké Ball roll down by itself, roll directly to the bedroom door, and even jump up to open the bedroom door and roll inside.

It's the kind of thing that would make anyone's heart race, but Heath doesn't seem to care. After all, videos aren't impossible to fake.

Heath saw what happened next: the Poké Ball ended up appearing directly on the protagonist's bed, lying there quietly. The protagonist said he was now too scared to sleep at night, and strange sounds would come from the Poké Ball, like sawing wood or a woman with a hoarse voice singing...

Chapter 706 Please refer to the actual product for accuracy.

Hiss's lips twitched. Goodness, this was the first time he had ever heard such a strange legend in the Pokémon world. At first, Hiss even doubted whether he had misheard or if there was something wrong with his ears. But soon Hiss found that there was nothing wrong with his ears and his eyes were normal. He didn't need to go to the ophthalmologist. There really was such a strange story in the Pokémon world.

"Yesterday's update was quite interesting, though. I felt a strange sense of unease about that picture." Heath clicked his tongue. He had just read the last reply from the original poster. The reply contained no words, only a photo. The photo showed only an empty bed and a Poké Ball, with some bloodstains on the button in the center of the Poké Ball. That was all. This made Heath quite curious.

There are ghost Pokémon in the Pokémon world. Sheath even knows that in addition to those ghost Pokémon, there are also real ghosts in the Pokémon world. Sheath has seen some ghosts before and even helped them fulfill their wishes, which can be considered as helping them to be reincarnated successfully. However, most of those ghosts do not have the ability to interfere with the real world. They can live, but that's all they live. They can't play games or do anything else, which is particularly boring.

"Never mind, I guess Sister Feng and the others are already paying attention to this." Heath shook his head. Strictly speaking, this kind of thing should fall under Officer Jenny's responsibility. It has to be said that Miss Officer Jenny is really hardworking. She basically takes on all the police departments. And this kind of thing involving rumors is usually handled by Miss Officer Jenny. This is quite normal and there is nothing strange about it. Heath himself saw Sister Feng and the others handle similar things when he was in Evergreen City.

However, it wasn't some strange or eerie story or tale. Instead, someone spread a rumor that the owner of the largest supermarket chain in Evergreen City was a serial killer who supplied human flesh to the citizens. This caused some panic among the people of Evergreen City, and even Heath was affected—because someone asked Heath if the meat slices he used to make jianbing (Chinese crepes) were human flesh bought from that supermarket.

Heath wanted to roll her eyes. This was just ridiculous. Putting aside the question of why a rich person would want to play the role of a serial killer, Heath knew that the meat sold in that supermarket had inspection certificates. Moreover, after the rumors started spreading, Sister Feng had brought people to conduct a surprise inspection to ensure that there was absolutely no such thing.

It's fair to say that people tend to believe strange rumors and gossip more than official statements. However, this gossipy mentality is something most people have, and Heath doesn't find it strange.

"But this thing is also affecting my business, which is really frustrating." Heath pinched his brow. He hadn't understood why this strange story was affecting his business until he saw someone say that he lived in the same neighborhood as that person. Then he discovered that his Poké Balls were also starting to act strangely. Then similar posts began to spread widely. Heath didn't know how these people could live in the same neighborhood, or how this strange Poké Ball could spread through the air. But strangely enough, some people actually believed it.

Just as Heath was pondering the problem, he saw a woman with a cold face walk in. Heath recognized the woman immediately; she was Miss Naz. However, Miss Naz seemed to be emotionally unstable, because Heath noticed that her eyes were different from before.

Miss Nazja used to be so indifferent, but now she seemed much more serious and kept observing her surroundings. I wonder if they had discovered something.

"One of these." Miss Naz pointed to Heath's signboard. Heath leaned over to take a look, and Miss Naz ordered a dry pot shrimp dish.

Dry pot shrimp and other dry pot dishes were introduced by Heath recently. Essentially, Heath just thought that empty spaces would look a bit unsightly, so she simply hung something on them. The dry pot dish she introduced last time made Heath realize that there was no dry pot dish in the world yet, so Heath simply put these dry pot dishes on them. Then, customers can order what they want to eat. However, so far, only Miss Naz has ordered in this way.

Heath wondered if his signboard wasn't very attractive.

When people go to a restaurant, they often see ingredients on the menu that look delicious. However, most of these ingredients are actually specially processed. The most obvious example is a hamburger. Many people think that a hamburger looks big and delicious, but when they order it, they find that the hamburger is not big at all. On the contrary, it can be described as very small. This is due to the difference between the photo and the actual product.

Some of these hamburgers need to be secured with skewers at the back to make them look fuller in photos. The same principle applies to dry pot dishes and other foods. Some even have wax or oil applied to potatoes to make them look shiny and appealing in photos, but they are actually inedible.

Heath, on the other hand, didn't have so many fuss. He took all the menu photos himself, emphasizing authenticity, though they certainly weren't as visually appealing as those taken by professionals.

"Okay, please wait a moment." Heath smiled, then turned around and began preparing the dry pot shrimp that Miss Naz wanted to eat. Miss Naz also chose a seat and sat down, taking out her phone and doing something on it. Heath glanced at Naz with some disappointment. He was actually quite looking forward to Naz learning cooking skills from him or buying recipes or something. If that were the case, Heath could make a profit.

However, it's a good thing that Naz didn't buy it. Heath knew from the last incident that Naz cooked for Mr. Giovanni. If Mr. Giovanni kept eating what Miss Naz made, Heath was really worried that he might end up in the hospital one day.

It can only be said that some people are really not suited to cooking. They really don't have any talent for cooking, and they can't even make the simplest egg fried rice well.