“...The responses were better than expected, actually,” said Ju Yeong-Gi.

“Really?” Kang Jin-Ho cocked an eyebrow.

“Yeah. Miss Choi was right on the money. Our revenue has gone up a lot.”

“By how much?”

“Mm, about double? Around there?”

Kang Jin-Ho started pouting a little. Earning a higher revenue was certainly good news, but hearing about his pizza's popularity falling wasn't so great for his pride.

Park Yu-Min provided a further explanation, “We're still selling at least one pizza per table. That hasn't changed, but now that pasta and drinks are added on top, we're making a lot more than when selling just one pizza.”

Kang Jin-Ho frowned even more. “I... That sounds about right.”

Now that he thought about it, no matter how one loved pizzas, they wouldn't likely order more than one pizza per head. Adding side dishes would obviously increase the store's revenue. Even he could see that.

He did worry that the table turnaround time would get longer if each customer ordered more food, but thankfully, such a thing hadn't happened yet.

Kang Jin-Ho rubbed his chin. “How are the new pasta dishes received?”

“Well, they are popular, alright. And the feedback we got is positive, too.”

“Hmm...” Kang Jin-Ho slowly turned his head to look at Jeong Su-Yeon.

She was staring into the distance without saying anything. Despite her unruffled attitude, even a blind could tell what her real feelings were from her slightly quivering shoulders and that triumphant expression visible even from the side of her face!

“Good work, Miss Jeong,” said Kang Jin-Ho...