Gourmet: Selling Pancakes in Hollywood, I Conquered America

Su Bei transmigrates and, armed with a letter of inheritance, heads to America to claim the beat-up pancake cart his grandfather left him.

Just as Su Bei is at a loss, the System awakens, granting him a recipe for jianbing guozi.

Su Bei sells one ordinary-looking pancake after another for the astronomical price of $188.

On Wilshire Boulevard, the line stretches farther than the eye can see.

Even Trump wouldn't dare cut in line, afraid of a street shootout breaking out in this neighborhood packed with the rich and famous.

What? Foreigners don't eat offal? Leo says he feels awful if he goes a day without eating braised large intestine.

What? Crayfish are overrunning the place? Lady Gaga says they're her favorite.

Bill Gates holds up the baijiu in his hand. "Now this is stronger than whiskey!"

Five thousand years of Chinese history, five thousand years of everyday Chinese life: how could that compare to hamburgers and sandwiches?

"Forgive me for saying so, but in this country, nobody knows jianbing guozi better than I do! Except Su Bei." - Trump

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.