Leaving aside the prestige of the Spiritual Food Restaurant at De Yue Building for a moment, these large meat buns were advertised as being kneaded with mountain spring water, containing some medicinal herbs, and made with select upper-class pork and mountain spring cabbage, with health nourishing benefits.
Of course, Xin Lin, who had read through the Mystical Medicine Book, couldn't taste any of those so-called therapeutic effects at all.
As for the so-called three-star Spirit Chefs, judging from the odd jobs Xin Lin had been doing at Taoyao Pavilion these days, she could assert that no Spirit Chef above two stars would be willing to make something as mundane as buns.
Therefore, these so-called buns from De Yue Building were nothing but false advertising.
At the price of two silver taels for one meat bun, it was absolutely exorbitant for the average commoner.
In modern terms, that's equivalent to several hundred yuan for a single meat bun.
