After my last semester of college, I decided to fly to France with my friends and tried to earn a living as a foreign chef. I opened up a small restaurant in Paris called the French Fry , where I sold a variety of fried dishes and desserts. During my freshman year of college, I was forced to learn how to cook, and I fried everything. Therefore , the menu at the French Fry consisted of fried eggs, fried bacon, fried hash browns, or fried sausages for breakfast; fried chicken, fried shrimp, fried vegetables or fried rice , for lunch; fried steak, fried potatoes, fried noodles, or fried dumplings for dinner; and for dessert, I even offered fried ice cream and fried candy bars.
At first, the restaurant was so successful that I made a small fortune. My friends and I bought a loft that was five minutes away from the restaurant. On Fridays, they helped serve food and mop the floors after the restaurant closed. Without their help, I would have been at the French Fry forever.
Most of my customers were foreigners who were visiting France for a few days. After the tourist season was over, I quickly lost funds because many of the French locals refused to come inside. Famous food critics said my dishes were flavorful but fattening.
Even though the restaurant failed, I enjoyed the experience because I had so much fun. In the future, I plan to sell a variety of foreign fruits to the French customer, so no one would have to worry about ruining his or her figure.