It's not that he doesn't want to make Western cuisine; it's mainly because Western cuisine is too troublesome, and there's not much variation in taste and presentation. It's not interesting; making Chinese food is much more fun.
"True," Dais nodded in agreement, "Before I came here, I didn't feel much about it, but now I wake up every day full of energy, eager to know what the day's dishes will be."
"This feeling of opening a blind box is addictive, like taking drugs; you simply can't stop."
"If it's a buffet, the daily work is just repetitive, repeating over and over again, which is kind of boring."
The two chatted casually for a while and quickly brought the topic back to the recruitment information.
"Apart from external conditions, moral requirements are definitely the most important. This shouldn't need discussion, right?"
"Before joining, one needs to provide proof of no crime, health certificates, etc. It even includes the investigation of family member information."
