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Well, as you can see in this pic, a young lady is shown on the menu.
And I know it's a fictional character, but it cooked me a lot. When I turned the pages and looked at the menu and the prices, I wasn’t ready for it.
But I have enough money to order something. So I ordered two items.
First is the salad. Second is the soup.
Get water in your mouth, right now, {{first_name|Bro}}?
Don’t worry, drink some water for now cause we will be in a Japanese restaurant eating something like this face to face, if we deserve to meet lol.
Well, coming back to the incident, I realised these are low-calorie foods but still have nutrients because they're salads.
So it's normal. But I didn't feel full. And I decided, let's go home and eat.
The funny thing is, the order I wanted, the Korean salad, they couldn't prepare it at that moment.
I think there was some availability issue. So I went with another salad.
And the price is also in the mid-range, so I didn't think much. I can proudly say I paid this money by myself.
That might be an ego thing. But always be grateful for whatever action you take, because everything teaches you something.
I learned about the restaurant system. Because I just ordered the food by calling waiter 1, and he noted it down.
They had the table number in their system. So, for my table number, they fed these two items into the system.
When I got to the counter, they gave me the bill straight.
And I asked waiter 2, “How did you know? What’s my order?”
They said: "We just count down your table number and put it into the data. And when it came out, we can also see you on camera because the CCTV is there."
Me: “ok, thanks!”
I paid the bill and understood their system. And left the restaurant.
-AshuRex
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