Lu Shuwu shrugged his shoulders, turned to glance at the others, then turned back and continued,
"But according to Uncle Ma and Ah Wei, it would be better to have more Jiangzhou dishes, since this is a university cafeteria in Jiangzhou."
"Hmm, there's really no need to make such a clear distinction."
Jiang Yu frowned, thought for a moment, and then said,
"Our school's students come from all over the country. If you choose only one cuisine, a small portion of students will be happy, but most others might not be used to it.
So, cafeteria food doesn't need to heavily emphasize regional traits, just like Houttuynia cordata. While places like Yunnan, Guizhou, and Sichuan love it, not many elsewhere can stomach it, right?"
Houttuynia cordata, or fish mint, is loved passionately by some who can devour bowls of it, while those who hate it do so deeply, fainting after just a taste.
"That's true, even though many from my Xiang Chu area like it, I can't stand the taste."
