Kojiin Tamer

I don't see anyone...

You're not busy...

It's been a while since we opened, but we haven't had any customers yet.

I can't help but say that it was too early for lunch and the location was out of town, but we wanted people to come to the restaurant as long as we started it.

After that, no one came to the restaurant, but when it was almost noon, the first customer showed up.

Hello, can I have a drink?

""Welcome!"

The first customer is an old lady who lives near an orphanage.

A child with cooking skills poured a bowl of curry soup and handed it to her.

When you've finished, please hand the bowl to me here or there.

Naturally, there are no paper cups or styrofoam containers in this world. Therefore, when you sell soup at a food stall, the price includes the container.

The price is high because of the cost of dishes, but if you return the dishes, you will get your money back.

However, because of the high initial price and the need to prepare the dishes, there are not many soup shops in Japan.

In that respect, we have enough dishes to sell. In fact, we sold so many dishes.

I think our soup is better than other food stalls because of this.

After all, we didn't have many customers after that, and our neighbors just bought soup and medicine.

By the way, the leftover soup became the orphanage's dinner.

The first customer of the next day was the lady who came yesterday.

She said, "It was so good yesterday that I have to come back. Can I take this to go?

Apparently, he brought a pot for his family to drink as well.

'It's okay!'

Originally, it is not "how much for a bowl" but "how much for a ladle", so there is no problem.

After the lady left, one or two people started to come to the restaurant.

Most of them were neighbors.

At lunchtime, we started to see a few customers who weren't our neighbors. They seemed to have been attracted by the smell.

Spices are found in the forest of the dragon, so the spices are available at a reasonable price, but they are still rather expensive, but this soup is made with spices. This is why it is so fragrant and appetizing.

In the evening, an adventurer came to buy medicine for us. He was an acquaintance of the adventurer's group and was advertising it.

I asked the apothecary's uncle and the alchemist's grandmother about selling the medicine, and they were happy to sell it at the orphanage because of the recent increase in adventurers and the shortage of medicine.

Many of the medicines sold were made by practice, and while some were inexpensive and ineffective, they were popular with new adventurers because they were cheap and readily available. Apparently there were many shops that were raising their prices to take advantage of the medicine shortage and were in trouble.

Today's stall is over. The soup we brought to the stall was sold out, and so were the medicines. Other items were sold out little by little, so it was probably a good start for a stall.

After a week, the soup was sold out and we started to worry about whether to make more soup or not, the stock of medicines was low and the production team was busy making medicines, and the children from the orphanage started to help out at the stall.

Is it starting to get back on track?