The sun set behind West Mountain.
Ms. Ji took them for a very trendy Japanese meal that cost 1,980 per person. The taste was truly fantastic, but the portions were so-so.
The chef only served their table, and all the dishes were freshly made, served one after another. Each dish was pretty much gone in one or two bites, and they ate slowly. Zhou Li actually felt quite full. Baozi and the little girl even overate. However, Brother Nan could only say she was about seventy or eighty percent full, which wasn't much to her.
For Huai Xu, it was barely enough to fill a tooth gap.
Fortunately, Huai Xu was always satisfied, whether he ate much or little, and didn't mind being a bit hungry.
After the meal, Zhou Li thought of Tuanzi at home. He shamelessly asked the chef for an extra portion of o-toro and Wagyu beef, which was quite an astonishing thing for his character.
Luckily, the chef was very kind and agreed without hesitation, even asking if it was enough.
