"No matter what this crayfish is called, I'm going to eat it for lunch today!"
"I have to admit that Mr. Mak is indeed a top chef and a marketing genius. He has successfully attracted my attention to this crayfish."
"Looks like this crayfish and beer will go well together."
The customers' expectations were completely stirred up by Amy. They watched Amy eat the crayfish while waiting for the restaurant to officially open for business.
"Boss, you're so naughty." Mia couldn't help but laugh at the anxious customers.
"Looks like the crayfish will become another best-selling delicacy in the restaurant without much introduction and promotion," Shirley said with a smile.
"The crayfish is so delicious. The customers will definitely like it," Gina said softly. Although she had lived in the sea since she was young, she had never eaten such delicious crayfish. She didn't know where Mr. Meg found this kind of crayfish.
"How can you say that it's naughty? I just asked Amy to explain it to them. Otherwise, the customers who see the crayfish for the first time will have trouble eating it," Meg said seriously. It was rare to see such a considerate boss like him.
"1,000 copper coins for one crayfish?" Irina picked up a menu and looked at the price of the crayfish. She looked at Meg in surprise.
"The price of a product is not only determined by its value, but also by its rarity. It also has the characteristic of having a high premium." Meg said calmly. The price of a crayfish from the system was 100 copper coins per crayfish. Although his price of 1,000 copper coins was a little overpriced, it wasn't a big problem.
After all, this was a crayfish that weighed one kilogram. Ordinary people would be full after eating one crayfish.
Even the Australian crayfish in his previous life cost more than 600 copper coins to buy alive. After processing it with his superb culinary skills, was 1,000 copper coins expensive?
It was indeed a little expensive.
Who would pay 1,000 copper coins for a crayfish?!
"Get ready. We're going to open for business soon." Meg looked at the clock on the wall. There were still five minutes before the restaurant's official business hours.
Jane walked up and whispered to Meg, "Boss, what should I do for lunch?"
The restaurant was so busy, and she wanted to help out. Otherwise, she would feel like an idler if she only helped out occasionally.
Meg thought for a while and said, "Jane, you'll be in charge of helping Anna collect money at noon. She'll be very busy at noon, and collecting money is very important. Anna won't be able to do it alone."
"Yes," Jane replied.
Anna looked at Jane and smiled. "Then, Big Sister Jane, I'll leave it to you."
Jane also nodded with a smile. Anna was small, but she was very good at calculating. However, the restaurant was so busy. She had to calculate, collect, and give the change. It was indeed a little too busy. She could help share some of the burden.
"Let's start." Meg tidied up his chef's uniform. After confirming that there were no problems, he reached out and opened the door to the restaurant. Looking at the hundreds of customers lined up outside, he smiled and said, "Welcome to Amy's."
The customers looked at Meg standing upright at the door and the open door of the restaurant. They suddenly felt as if the clouds had cleared and the sun had finally come out. The door was finally open.
Amy also finished eating the last pincer. She looked up at Meg with a satisfied smile and said, "Father, I've finished eating. I'm so full."
"Well, Amy, you're really enjoying it." Meg smiled dotingly and touched Amy's head. Every time he saw the little girl's happy and satisfied smile when she ate, he felt a great sense of accomplishment.
Money could no longer move him. Amy was the strongest motivation for him to continue on the path of becoming the God of Cookery.
He had promised her that he would make a big table of Manchu Han Imperial Feast for her. Before this small goal was achieved, of course, he would not give up easily.
The customers entered the restaurant in order. Meg smiled and responded to the customers who took the initiative to greet him. He could remember the name of every customer, which was probably the reason why the customers were willing to come here often.
"Is this the braised crayfish that Little Boss ate just now? 1,000 copper coins for one. It's a little expensive. "
The customers took their seats, and soon noticed the additional crayfish dish on the menu, as well as the price at the back.
Many customers immediately dismissed the idea of trying it. 1,000 copper coins was not a small amount. It was enough to eat a few roujiamos and tofu puddings.
"I think the price is quite reasonable. One crayfish is enough to fill our stomachs. With a glass of beer, it should be a very interesting combination," Harrison said with a smile after taking a look at the menu at the table with Gjerj's family.
"I agree with your pairing." Gjerj nodded in agreement. He then looked at Miranda and the children, and asked, "What would you like to eat?"
"I also want a crayfish." Parmer raised his hand.
Parber raised his little hand, and repeated, "Ice cream. I want ice cream."
"Parber, you can't eat ice cream before dinner." Miranda took back Parber's hand, and said, "I also want to try that crayfish. Little Amy seems to be enjoying it very much. I'm curious what it tastes like. Parber and Angus can eat with me. Anyway, the crayfish is so big. I can't finish it. "
"Okay." Gjerj nodded. Mia happened to come over, so they ordered four crayfish, two glasses of beer, and six tofu puddings.
"Angus, can we eat the tofu pudding now?" After ordering, Harrison looked at Angus, who was focused on biting his finger, in surprise.
"Mr. Mak said we can eat a little, but the children can't eat too much," Gjerj said with a smile.
"The children's usefulness is fully displayed at this moment." Harrison sighed.
The little one in Miranda's arms was biting on a cork pacifier, and looking around curiously with her big eyes. This was the first time she was brought out.
"Hello, little Christy." Amy walked up and stood on her tiptoes to look at the baby in Miranda's arms, and greeted her with a smile.
"Yup, yup." The little one's eyes fell on Amy's face, and her big round eyes lit up. The cork pacifier fell out, and she opened her little arms to Amy as if she wanted to be hugged.
"Do you want a hug? I really don't know what to do with you. " Amy sighed, and looked at Miranda. "Auntie Miranda, can I hug little sister?"
"Of course." Miranda nodded with a smile, and handed Christy carefully to Amy. She smiled, and said, "Christy won't even take the initiative to ask for a hug from her father. I didn't expect her to be so proactive with little Amy."
"Because I'm a pretty big sister." Amy hugged Christy, and gently kissed her cheek. Christy immediately smiled happily.
"I also want a kiss and a hug from pretty big sister." Parber stood up from the chair, and opened his arms to Amy with a pout.
"But I don't want to." Amy looked at him, and rejected him seriously.
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