Running a Restaurant That Makes Everyone Drool
经营一家饭店，馋哭所有人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 258k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Are There Any Books With Zero Words?
I'm pretty curious.
Looking for Food and Cooking Stories with Excellent Writing and No Idiotic Characters!!!
Food stories, cooking stories.
No Female Lead!! Truly No Female Lead, No Romance, Read Carefully!!
Don’t recommend ongoing stories with heroines. If a story isn’t finished and doesn’t say it has no heroine, ask the author whether there is one first. For "I Became Invincible After Rejecting the System", the author said it has one heroine, so absolutely do not recommend it. The requester really will get mad.
There Are Hardly Any Good Foodie Stories These Days. I Dare You to Prove Me Wrong
Male-Oriented Food Stories! May Good Things Come to Those Who Recommend Them 😘😘😘
Looking for Food-Themed Stories Rated 9.0 or Above, with Upright Values
If there are any set in prehistoric times, that would be even better, something like Transmigrating to the Beast World: A Foraging Journal.
Food Stories, But No Absurd Pricing: No Selling a Scallion Pancake for a Fortune!
Food-themed stories, good food-themed stories. Please, I'm in a reading slump.
Looking for Food Stories With Braised Intestines and Red-Braised Pork. Ancient or Period Settings Are Fine 😘
Pure Food Stories! No Romance, No Family, No Meddling! Thanks!
Thanks for all the recommendations. Okay, that's enough, I don't need any more.
Food Novels That Make Great Mealtime Reading
Nothing too basic, please. I want something well written, ideally with detailed descriptions of the food, but without overly flowery prose!!!!
Food Novels, But Not Ones Where the System Just Hands Out Recipes
I don't want stories where the System gives the protagonist individual recipes and they can only cook those dishes. I want a proper chef and food story.
Give Me Some Lighthearted, Funny, Laid-Back Farming Stories
Don't be shy, send them all my way!
Food Stories About Selling Snacks at a Street Stall
Food Novels Focused Purely on Cooking, No Random Plotlines!
Don't recommend it unless it's actually a food novel. If it doesn't feature food, what the hell am I supposed to read it for? I'd be better off reading something else!
Looking for Food Novels Rated 9.0 or Above
Good prose and upright values.
Siheyuan: Max-Level Medical Skills from the Start
Author: Wushuang Gongzi
Novels About Master-Level Cooking Skills
Looking for Foodie Novels About Opening a Shop with a System
The Protagonist Runs a Restaurant: The Shop Is on the First Floor and the Bedrooms Are Upstairs
There was really delicious chili oil, and a shop that imitated the male lead's. After that, every time someone opened a shop, customers had to announce it in the group chat, and then customers would show up. The male lead, female lead, and their child were on the second floor. I accidentally deleted it from Tomato Novel and can't find it anymore. I'm so upset.
Please Recommend Transmigration Novels About Storytellers in a Wuxia Crossover
The protagonist transmigrates into a world of martial arts stories and tells tales from works like The Sword of Snow Stride and Douluo Dalu, while compiling various rankings, such as the top ten beauties and top ten experts.
Looking for Easy, Bedtime Reads
Looking for books similar to "My Food Stall’s Location Changes Randomly, and Customers Chase Me for Meals (Random Food Stall)". Easygoing, funny novels that don’t make you think too hard, with no scheming or villains. Something to listen to while eating or falling asleep.
Looking for Food Wars! Fanfiction. Cooking Master Boy and Toriko Are Welcome Too
Well-written fan fiction that's not too over-the-top is welcome, and so are food-focused stories. I'm tired of transmigration and System novels.
There Are So Few Good Books These Days. No Female Lead, Please.
Looking for books like "The Gods' Foolery". A 9:4 rating is the dividing line for whether a book is good.
In a Reading Slump. Any Recommendations for Misunderstanding-Fueled Stories? No Romance or an All-Routes Ship!
Looking for books like "I Became the Golden Finger of a Horror Story’s Protagonist Through Acting". I want quick transmigration or infinite-flow stories! I’m not picky. There’s genuinely nothing left for me to read!
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Hey, Kid, You and I Are Destined to Share a Love of Good Food!
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Gourmet System: From the Start, I Left My Own Restaurant Stunned
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Gourmet: Stop Asking, It’s Really Sold Out!
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The Mistress of the House
Gourmet: I Lost My Job and Started a Food Stall. How Did I Become the Richest Person?
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God-Tier Egg Fried Rice: The Entire Military District Begs Me to Set Up a Stall!
Gourmet: Random Character Chef, Playing Zhu Bajie from the Start
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It's really good. This is one of the few books I've seen that doesn't have girls as assistants, and the main characters are driven by self-interest. Besides, the main characters and the readers in the comments section don't just blindly praise it. Most importantly, there's no romantic subplot! In short, it's a great book and I highly recommend it!
The food-themed setting is very interesting, and the writing is also very good. It mainly focuses on food, and a woman doesn't suddenly appear in the story. Some food stories turn into romance stories as they go on. It was a while since I stopped updating, but I've resumed updating now.
The premise is fresh and original; it's not your typical food story where you just cook in a different setting. Instead, it's about everyday life with the added element of setting up a stall in another dimension. Furthermore, if someone sets up a stall in another location, the developers hope that the location can be retained so they can return later, rather than just visiting it once.
Sure, it's good, the theme is fresh, I hope the author can keep writing, take your time, don't rush, just have an outline. Like I said before, if the income isn't high, you can write more, but try to guarantee at least one update a day.
It's incredibly good. I couldn't stop reading. The main characters are also very interesting. The foodies are all so much fun! But I still have to say, it's just too delicious. What am I, with my vivid imagination, supposed to do? I got up on the first night and ate strawberry cookies. On the second night, I opened a bag of spicy strips. On the third night, I munched on sesame cakes.
Sure, it's novel. I don't like fixed shops. It's always the same group of people praising it. But I like random stalls. This one exists too. As long as there's no female lead. As long as there's no romance. This book is really good. [OK]
I'm drooling over all this delicious food! The first thing I saw was braised pork – I was so hungry watching it and wanted to eat it all at once! So today, my mom asked me what I wanted to eat, and I said braised pig's trotters. She also bought some braised pork, lotus root slices, and other things. I've decided to eat while I watch it! 😳 Author, please update more often; this is my source of entertainment!
It's great! The focus is solely on food, with no other distracting plot points; it's so enjoyable to watch! I hope the sequels maintain this focus and don't stray from the main theme.
It's a great read; the main character is constantly cooking, the main storyline is very creative, and it incorporates elements of a food delivery platform and a variety show, making the foodies' comments very interesting. However, the author's ending is very rushed. The main storyline wasn't fully developed before the story ended. Another issue is the side stories.
There were no strange, ambiguous, perfect scores, and the diners weren't like zombies in some food articles. Everyone was still rational, although there was a bit of hype involved, but it was much better than those who were completely mindless. The dungeons in each world just don't feel right to me; the main world is much better.