When She Stops Being Dramatic novel Chapter 414

Chapter 414: Chapter 149: The Green Tea Female Side Character in the Period Novel (36)

"And then there are the restaurants and guest houses. They all need to be set up to suit everyone’s spending habits. So, don’t let everyone get complacent. We have to keep up the pace of learning..."

Xu Chengfang nodded repeatedly. "I’ll call their families to let them know later."

They took stock of the goods and noted down what needed to be restocked.

Before long, the goods from the manufacturers, the finished products from the cafeteria, and the items Zhao Jinming had procured arrived one after another.

The two aunties each had a tricycle. Iron rings had been welded onto them to secure three stoves, with pots holding tea eggs, buns, and Chi Yun’er’s clever imitation of oden.

The oden was simmered in a rich broth and included both meat and vegetables. The meat was pre-cooked, frozen overnight in a refrigerator, and then stored together in a foam box. It was cooked to order—delicious, nutritious, convenient, and minimized waste!

The buns were also stewed in a large-bone broth. Even the vegetarian ones were so tempting they made your mouth water.

The carts also carried a wooden bucket of rice and two steamers of mantou to go with the oden.

In addition, there were ice-cold sodas, various popsicles, the most popular candies and pastries for gifting, cigarettes, matches, and other hot-selling items!

Of course, to cater to the spending levels of different salary grades, Chi Yun’er also had the cafeteria prepare a large amount of sweet mung bean soup. After chilling in the refrigerator for a while, its flavor, texture, and ability to quench thirst and cool you down were no worse than soda.

Since they had mung bean soup, Chi Yun’er also thought of herbal teas, which would become extremely popular in the future. She planned to add them to the menu in the coming days, things like sweet chrysanthemum tea, sweet black tea, sweet green tea, fruit teas, and so on...

As long as it was iced, any tea instantly became a higher-grade beverage.

Add a large sun umbrella, a few folding stools, bowls, and chopsticks, and they were all set!

The hospital grounds were vast, surrounded by major roads on all four sides. For convenient access, there were four gates for entry and exit.

There was a supply and marketing cooperative across from the hospital’s main entrance, and the outpatient department already had its own shop, so there was no need to establish a new spot at that gate for now.

One cart was placed at the entrance/exit for the family housing and the hospital, and another was set up at the gate facing the residential areas of several other work units.

The two women registered the quantity of goods they were taking with Xu Chengfang. Then, they put on the aprons, sleeve protectors, and hats provided by the kitchen and, with a mix of nervousness and excitement, pedaled their tricycles off to their respective "battlefields"!

Their carts also displayed wooden signs that read "Mobile Convenience Station."

Once they had left, Xu Chengfang couldn’t sit still and grew nervous herself. "Yunyun, how do you think their sales will be?"

’These Mobile Convenience Stations are a novelty. I wonder how well people will accept them.’

Chi Yun’er smiled and said, "The hospital has a huge amount of foot traffic. No matter what, things will sell. What’s there to worry about?"

It wasn’t hard to open the convenience store. As long as people knew things were sold here, that the prices were fair and the variety was good, there was no doubt it would be profitable. It was just a matter of how much.

She was now just waiting for the new employees to report for duty. Once they did, she could step back and move on to other things!

The convenience store had to be equipped with everything the Mobile Convenience Stations had. A row of small stoves was set up outside, offering tea eggs, oden, and entire steamers of buns.

The aroma of each item was incredibly enticing, wafting tantalizingly to draw people in.

Employees who were a bit more particular about their lifestyle and didn’t have heavy family burdens couldn’t help but go up and ask.

The buns were the same price as in restaurants and the cafeteria, the tea eggs cost one cent more than regular eggs, and the oden was sold by the skewer. There were also steaming hot mantou and rice, along with a top-notch selection of rich and varied pickled vegetables!

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