Chapter 155: １５５
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When the number of customers had increased steadily, the stall group decided to have a discussion.
We've been working flexibly, but as you might expect, if everyone does what they want to do, it might cause problems for others, so we'll sort out the future.
We're doing well. We're selling out of the soup we made, and we're selling spices for the ladies in the neighborhood to take home.
I make the soup in sequence, so the flavors change every day, and people keep coming back for more.
The cooking group seems to be doing fine. The soup was sold and the amount of spices sold to reduce the amount of spices for takeaways was resolved by selling the spices. I was rather worried about whether to make extra.
The soup itself seems to be made by changing the people who make the soup in order, so that they don't get bored of making a different flavored soup every day.
'Oh, by the way, there was a customer at the end who said there weren't enough ingredients?
'Yeah, I heard you say I'm low on meat too.
I thought there was no problem, but apparently the customers were not happy with the information from the group of adventurers who were clearing the line.
''Ahh, you're right, there might not be enough garnish at the end.......''
'With soup, it's hard to get the same amount of ingredients...'
It's true that unlike skewered or grilled food, the amount of ingredients in soup can't be measured.... And since the soup is basically made of potatoes and meat, it's easy for the people who eat it to figure out the amount.
I also heard you wanted to eat some bread. I'm starving at night.
Bread......... If I have rice, I can make curry rice. No, this soup is too light to be suitable for curry rice. Maybe curry udon would work.........
'Well, so the problem then is adjusting the ingredients in the soup and selling the bread?
'Do you buy your bread from a baker? Or do you want me to set up a stall?
Can't we just buy it? And if there's any left over, we'll all eat it together.
So the question is, what's the problem?
That's a bit of a tough question....
Do you have a better idea?
'Hmmm, maybe you could add more garnish at the end before you sell it?
You mean, you're running low on garnish?
Wouldn't that make it more fun for you?
I don't know, maybe we'll have to try...
And what about the garnish and soup?
Hmm? What do you mean, separate?
Everyone nodded their heads at the opinion I gave.
'For example, we should divide up the potato people, the meat people, and the soup people and put them in the bowl in order. Then the amount of ingredients would be roughly the same. There may be some people who want more ingredients, but that can be done at an additional charge.
Oh, that's good. The adventurers will love it when you can choose your own ingredients.
I'm gonna get some more meat.
So why don't we put something else in there?
That's good, and the vegetable-only soup sounds good, too.
Apparently, people are loving it more than I thought.
'Everybody calm down! If you add too much variety, it's going to be a lot of work, and it's going to be hard to calculate the amount!
Everyone regained their composure at my words and continued discussing the ingredients.
'So let's wrap it up, okay? The soup and the ingredients are sold separately. The basic types are potatoes and meat, and the rest depends on the soup, I guess. The amount of garnish you add should be based on the price. I'll keep the same price for the potatoes and the meat, because it's easier to calculate. After that, you can buy bread from the bakery and sell it to anyone who wants it. Something like that?
""I do not object!"
Well, let's just do this for now!
It's kind of a system that seems to work well in Japan, but will it work in this world?
Please report us if you find any errors so we can fix it asap!
When the number of customers had increased steadily, the stall group decided to have a discussion.
We've been working flexibly, but as you might expect, if everyone does what they want to do, it might cause problems for others, so we'll sort out the future.
We're doing well. We're selling out of the soup we made, and we're selling spices for the ladies in the neighborhood to take home.
I make the soup in sequence, so the flavors change every day, and people keep coming back for more.
The cooking group seems to be doing fine. The soup was sold and the amount of spices sold to reduce the amount of spices for takeaways was resolved by selling the spices. I was rather worried about whether to make extra.
The soup itself seems to be made by changing the people who make the soup in order, so that they don't get bored of making a different flavored soup every day.
'Oh, by the way, there was a customer at the end who said there weren't enough ingredients?
'Yeah, I heard you say I'm low on meat too.
I thought there was no problem, but apparently the customers were not happy with the information from the group of adventurers who were clearing the line.
''Ahh, you're right, there might not be enough garnish at the end.......''
'With soup, it's hard to get the same amount of ingredients...'
It's true that unlike skewered or grilled food, the amount of ingredients in soup can't be measured.... And since the soup is basically made of potatoes and meat, it's easy for the people who eat it to figure out the amount.
I also heard you wanted to eat some bread. I'm starving at night.
Bread......... If I have rice, I can make curry rice. No, this soup is too light to be suitable for curry rice. Maybe curry udon would work.........
'Well, so the problem then is adjusting the ingredients in the soup and selling the bread?
'Do you buy your bread from a baker? Or do you want me to set up a stall?
Can't we just buy it? And if there's any left over, we'll all eat it together.
So the question is, what's the problem?
That's a bit of a tough question....
Do you have a better idea?
'Hmmm, maybe you could add more garnish at the end before you sell it?
You mean, you're running low on garnish?
Wouldn't that make it more fun for you?
I don't know, maybe we'll have to try...
And what about the garnish and soup?
Hmm? What do you mean, separate?
Everyone nodded their heads at the opinion I gave.
'For example, we should divide up the potato people, the meat people, and the soup people and put them in the bowl in order. Then the amount of ingredients would be roughly the same. There may be some people who want more ingredients, but that can be done at an additional charge.
Oh, that's good. The adventurers will love it when you can choose your own ingredients.
I'm gonna get some more meat.
So why don't we put something else in there?
That's good, and the vegetable-only soup sounds good, too.
Apparently, people are loving it more than I thought.
'Everybody calm down! If you add too much variety, it's going to be a lot of work, and it's going to be hard to calculate the amount!
Everyone regained their composure at my words and continued discussing the ingredients.
'So let's wrap it up, okay? The soup and the ingredients are sold separately. The basic types are potatoes and meat, and the rest depends on the soup, I guess. The amount of garnish you add should be based on the price. I'll keep the same price for the potatoes and the meat, because it's easier to calculate. After that, you can buy bread from the bakery and sell it to anyone who wants it. Something like that?
""I do not object!"
Well, let's just do this for now!
It's kind of a system that seems to work well in Japan, but will it work in this world?
When the number of customers had increased steadily, the stall group decided to have a discussion.We've been working flexibly, but as you might expect, if everyone does what they want to do, it might cause problems for others, so we'll sort out the future.We're doing well. We're selling out of the soup we made, and we're selling spices for the ladies in the neighborhood to take home.I make the soup in sequence, so the flavors change every day, and people keep coming back for more.The cooking group seems to be doing fine. The soup was sold and the amount of spices sold to reduce the amount of spices for takeaways was resolved by selling the spices. I was rather worried about whether to make extra.The soup itself seems to be made by changing the people who make the soup in order, so that they don't get bored of making a different flavored soup every day.'Oh, by the way, there was a customer at the end who said there weren't enough ingredients?'Yeah, I heard you say I'm low on meat too.I thought there was no problem, but apparently the customers were not happy with the information from the group of adventurers who were clearing the line.''Ahh, you're right, there might not be enough garnish at the end.......'''With soup, it's hard to get the same amount of ingredients...'It's true that unlike skewered or grilled food, the amount of ingredients in soup can't be measured.... And since the soup is basically made of potatoes and meat, it's easy for the people who eat it to figure out the amount.I also heard you wanted to eat some bread. I'm starving at night.Bread......... If I have rice, I can make curry rice. No, this soup is too light to be suitable for curry rice. Maybe curry udon would work.........'Well, so the problem then is adjusting the ingredients in the soup and selling the bread?'Do you buy your bread from a baker? Or do you want me to set up a stall?Can't we just buy it? And if there's any left over, we'll all eat it together.So the question is, what's the problem?That's a bit of a tough question....Do you have a better idea?'Hmmm, maybe you could add more garnish at the end before you sell it?You mean, you're running low on garnish?Wouldn't that make it more fun for you?I don't know, maybe we'll have to try...And what about the garnish and soup?Hmm? What do you mean, separate?Everyone nodded their heads at the opinion I gave.'For example, we should divide up the potato people, the meat people, and the soup people and put them in the bowl in order. Then the amount of ingredients would be roughly the same. There may be some people who want more ingredients, but that can be done at an additional charge.Oh, that's good. The adventurers will love it when you can choose your own ingredients.I'm gonna get some more meat.So why don't we put something else in there?That's good, and the vegetable-only soup sounds good, too.Apparently, people are loving it more than I thought.'Everybody calm down! If you add too much variety, it's going to be a lot of work, and it's going to be hard to calculate the amount!Everyone regained their composure at my words and continued discussing the ingredients.'So let's wrap it up, okay? The soup and the ingredients are sold separately. The basic types are potatoes and meat, and the rest depends on the soup, I guess. The amount of garnish you add should be based on the price. I'll keep the same price for the potatoes and the meat, because it's easier to calculate. After that, you can buy bread from the bakery and sell it to anyone who wants it. Something like that?""I do not object!"Well, let's just do this for now!It's kind of a system that seems to work well in Japan, but will it work in this world?
