The fact that Heath was a Magic Chef was no longer a secret within a small niche community, especially after Heath's Food Truck had appeared in countless food magazines and forums. Everyone had become very curious about one thing: how exactly did the owner of this food truck know what flavors people liked? After all, countless food critics who had eaten there found that the owner was like a magician, with an incredibly detailed understanding of their tastes, even able to make food that matched their preferences perfectly. Previously, three food critics had gone there together and ordered the same dish, but when the three identical-looking dishes arrived, they discovered that each tasted completely different.
One critic's dish was intensely spicy, and he loved chili peppers. Another tasted vinegar in his dish, giving it a strong vinegary tang, and he happened to like sour foods-but the sourness had to come from vinegar; he could not accept any other kind. The last critic found his dish light and mild, and he happened to be avoiding strongly flavored food during that period. After their joint review was published, everyone in food circles developed a keen interest in Heath's Food Truck.
One critic's review could be dismissed as a paid promotion, but when so many food critics and ordinary people ate there and gave the same assessment, Heath's reputation grew very quickly. After all, this was an online society. Even an ordinary product could go viral with the right packaging and make countless people rich, let alone a genuine chef.
Heath had even been given the strange title of [The magician who creates miracles]. However, Heath himself rarely read food magazines, and even when he did, he only looked at the new recipes in them, paying no attention whatsoever to the critics' reviews.