"Oh, right, I haven't eaten yet. But I don't know what to eat this early in the morning. Do you have any recommendations, Heath?" Looker paused, then said with a smile. There wasn't anything in particular he wanted to eat. After all, irregular meals were nothing unusual for people in his line of work. Some veterans were even diagnosed with stomach problems first thing after retiring, all because they ate irregularly. Sometimes they couldn't eat for a day or two, sometimes they ate enormous amounts, and sometimes they even had to eat at night. Everyone had it rough. Because of this, though, Looker wasn't very sensitive to hunger. If Heath hadn't asked him just now, he probably wouldn't even have remembered that he needed breakfast.
Heath glanced at Looker and noticed his requirements for food. He paused, not because there was anything wrong with Looker's eating habits, but because he hadn't expected what Looker wanted to eat to be so simple. Those foods tasted quite good and were very light, too. He hadn't expected Looker to be someone who liked light food first thing in the morning.
"Then I'd recommend soy milk, youtiao, and rice porridge. How does that sound?" Heath said with a smile. Looker immediately agreed when he heard that, but after agreeing, he hesitated again.
"Heath, do you have those things that are deep-fried and round, with sesame seeds on them?" Looker's question left Heath pondering. Deep-fried, round, and covered in sesame seeds? If this had been his previous life, Heath would have known what that was. Wasn't that just matuan?
Matuan was a rather distinctive deep-fried food. It was fragrant, with a slightly crisp yet soft texture, plenty of oil, and a pretty good flavor. Heath had even seen versions filled with red bean paste, and