Becoming a Chef Starts by Visiting the Store

Blind guesses, store visits, being questioned, slapped in the face. If my guess is wrong, I'll come back and take a look.

Chapter 1: Does this price mean that only rich people can enjoy the protagonist's food? . .

The pinnacle of a chef is to cook for big shots, or appear in variety shows, and if you are better at researching recipes, you can produce and sell them yourself. If you have a better system, you can eat to prolong your life and restore your body by a few years. Otherwise, if you have a great cook, you will still be a well-off family whose fate cannot be changed by the cook. If you collect all the above, you can write a cool article. If anyone writes a book, let me know and I will try it.

This protagonist is a mixture of Old Tang and Teacher Sui. It feels like Old Tang's mouth and Teacher Sui's skills 😁

It's okay. The price is similar to that of a gourmet food supplier. The system provides top-quality ingredients, so the price is expensive. But the genuine top-quality ingredients and the top-level cooking skills given by the system can only be said to be worth the money. Anyway, ordinary people can afford it. I would like to call it the Chinese people's own Michelin restaurant.

If the price is expensive and the ingredients are marked, it's best to get the ingredients yourself. When you visit the store, don't you look for the ingredients?

A protagonist based on Sui Poe?

A bit of a failure is the setting of the robot. If the protagonist wants to write some warm stories, the robot acts as a receptionist and isolates the protagonist from communicating with the diners.

It feels a bit similar to a food supplier