Hao Qi's dream of traveling through the Seven Seas naturally included a very important element: tasting the food of the Seven Seas. Although the Sutuka Tribe was a desert tribe, it leaned more toward an ancient civilization, possessing its own unique culinary methods. Moreover, they had their own hidden channels to stay informed about the progress of the outside world. Compared to the indigenous tribes in the Western Blue Sea, the Sutuka Tribe was much closer to the civilized society of the East Blue Sea, and their cuisine bore a strong resemblance.
In the food street district of Salan, aside from the delicacies of the East Blue Sea, there were also many indigenous dishes from the Western Blue Sea. For instance, Hao Qi bought a skewer of roasted desert lizard tail. The lizard was about the size of an adult's palm, and its tail looked pitch black, sprinkled with spices unique to the desert region. It gave off a strange, spicy aroma; neither its appearance nor its smell was particularly appealing, but it tasted exceptionally delicious. In particular, the lizard tail was very chewy and carried a flavor similar to chili peppers, making Hao Qi exclaim in delight over and over again. Not only Hao Qi, but Zhang Heng and Lan Linger also had their eyes light up after tasting it. The three of them squatted right in front of the grilled lizard tail stall and ate many skewers before patting their bellies and continuing their stroll.
Along the way, Lan Linger laughed heartily and cheerf…
Chapter 51