Chapter 382: Upscale Restaurant

In Saint Petersburg, from the National University Library on Vasily Island, heading southwest along the main street and passing 9th Street and Vasily Island Garden, you reach the southwestern tip of the island where Naval Glory Square is located. Just a hundred meters north along the dock, there is a restaurant floating on the surface of Neva Bay.

This restaurant is called New Island and is a luxury waterborne establishment converted from an old ship, currently one of the most popular dining spots in Saint Petersburg.

At six-thirty in the evening, a stretch Lincoln limousine slowly stopped in the square's parking area, and a chef stepped out, pointing at the New Island restaurant, and said to Song Heping, "Look, this is my restaurant. What do you think?"

By this time, the lamps were just beginning to light up, and Saint Petersburg was already the busiest commercial center in Russia, second to none in its lavishness, even compared to the capital, Moscow.