Gourmet: Street Food Live Stream Draws Diners from Five Oceans

[Food + comedy + everyday life + healing + international travel + no CP]

Three years after transmigrating to a parallel world, Zhang Ming binds to the Global Random Street Stall System!

Each week, the System randomly chooses a country, a location, and a dish for him to sell, attracting all kinds of unusual international customers.

He sells skewers outside the White House late at night, cold noodles inside the Brandenburg Gate in Russia in the morning, and stinky tofu atop Tokyo Tower in Japan at noon…

“This is ridiculous! Where’s the owner of the skewer stall? Where’s my owner?!”

“To buy a bowl of the cold noodles my seventy-year-old mother remembers, I got here early this morning. I was so afraid of being late that I even set out in the middle of the night! All this for a bowl of noodles, but where’s the stall?”

“I flew all the way from America in the middle of the night to find out if stinky tofu is fragrant or foul. I got here, and now you’re telling me the owner isn’t coming?”

It doesn’t take long for diners to realize that the street-food vendor popping up all over the world is actually the same person.

Whether it’s the skewers that lure the American president’s daughter out in the middle of the night, the cold noodles the richest man in Russia chases after but can never get, or the stinky tofu that enchants the Japanese princess, they all come from the same owner.

International diners scattered across countries watch the familiar Chinese vendor on the livestream and instantly see red.

“What’s this, are you discriminating by race now?”

“Fine! You won’t let me eat it, huh?”

“Then I’ll cross all five oceans to get to you right now!”

P.S. Time differences follow real-world time zones, and temperatures do too.

Currency conversions for each country are based on approximate rates checked on the day.