Thousand Turn

Xia Yu made a wish to eat until he vomited. And this particular wish brought him to a completely strange world which was full of cuisines.
What, Chef God System?
"You need to not only satisfy normal people's appetite but also all kinds of devils and ghosts. Use your food to move them!" the old man said to him coolly.
So, Xia Yu would never stop running on the road of becoming a Chef God.

Reborn in Japan as a Chef God

Many may not know, but squid ink actually has a high culinary and medicinal value.


That being said, in a parallel universe, squid ink as an ingredient had been discovered by food enthusiasts much earlier, unlike in Xia Yu's original timeline where it only became popular in recent years through media and folk science promotions.


Squid ink can be eaten raw or slightly cooked before being used in dishes.


Raw squid ink doesn't taste very good. At least, Xia Yu, now holding a full bowl of squid ink, can't help but use his keen sense of smell; he merely sniffed it lightly, and an odor similar to mercurochrome with a hint of traditional Chinese medicine scent roamed around his nasal cavities, taking a good while before it was expelled.


And making noodles with squid ink wasn't Xia Yu's original creation either.


For instance, squid ink Italian seafood pasta.


Chapter 296: Two Extreme Noodles (Part 2)