Bakudeku Spicy Novels & Stories

in this tiny, cramped kitchen. "And yours," Brandon said, sliding the spiciest, deadliest-looking bowl toward Luca with a smirk that was pure provocation. "Since you’re such a big, tough Alpha, I figured you’d want the Oakhaven Special. It’s got a bit of a kick." Luca looked at the red oil shimmering on the surface. For years—ever since his stomach issues started—Luca had lived on a diet of steamed fish, bland grains, and expensive water. He hadn't touched a chili flake in a decade.

Akira asked me. "Waiter, what menus do you have here?" "We provide a variety of dishes, our main menu is meat. And, the drink is baijiu or sake! " I who heard that smiled sweetly, "Are there no vegetables? Do you have broccoli? And juice? " "Yes, of course there are. We also provide drinks that have various flavors. " "Yes, then I want to order mineral water, any food menu with ingredients of broccoli or tomato juice" "All right, how about you, sir?"

And not just that, there are also other stalls where different street foods are around. Some stall has Tteokbokki, Kimbap, Hotteok, Pajeon, I recognized them as I watched KDramas before. There are some of Takoyaki! Yakisoba, Crepes! Shucks! Watching anime in my previous life, I have never eaten them! I tugged Sebastian's clothes and his attention turned to me, I asked, " A-after this, can we go to the other stall? Hehe~ " Sebastian chuckles and nods, " Of course. "

But he was feeling a slight second hand embarrassment from it, which was thankfully saved by the old lady coming out from the back room with a two bowls. "Order's done!" the old lady said energetically. She then put the bowls in front of Jai and Darrion. "Here you go, boys. Katsudon and Tamago don. What spices do you want? I have super spicy, miso, and–Haku! You have not made the grated ice?!" Haku flinched a bit. "Ah, sorry!" He immediately took the small bowls he had prepared for them and made some grated ice.

John set the large bouquet down carefully on an empty stool beside him. The cook placed two plastic laminated menus in front of us alongside two glasses of cold barley tea. "I'm getting the house spicy tonkotsu," John said, glancing at my menu. "Level three spice. It’s the best thing on the menu." "Level three?" I looked over at him. "Can you actually eat spicy food, or are you just saying that to sound impressive?" John put his menu down, leaning his elbow on the wooden counter. "I take my soup very seriously, Elena. Level three is nothing."

The Tangsuyuk with pork was a sweet and sour dish and immediately familiar to Ben so he enjoyed that. He saw her hoarding one of the dishes and an impish smile crept onto his lips. To retaliate for her stealing his eggs at breakfast he forked a big piece of the pork dish from Tina's plate when she had her mouth full. He popped it into his mouth and chewed it grinning at her as she frantically waved at him but it was too late. When the spice exploded across his tongue he realized the dish she was hiding from him was her extra spicy Kkang Pung Ki chicken. Compared to Tina he was a novice to spicy foods. He slapped his napkin to his mouth and expelled the incendiary device into it then immediat

“I want chicken soup.” “Alright." The woman spoke hesitantly. “M-Meazus... Ah, I mean, Mr. Meazus. Can I have dessert? I want something to eat.” “Sure. What would you like?” “Spicy ice cream.” Meazus furrowed his brow. “I never knew there was such a thing as spicy ice cream.” “You don't have to look for it. You just need to buy ice cream and hot sauce. I'll mix it together.”

Saka, who doesn't really like strong flavors, prefers western cuisine. After the chili sauce mixed with the rice. Saka took a bite of the tempeh and put the rice into his mouth. The savory, sweet and spicy taste of the chili sauce mixed in his mouth. “Is it delicious?” asked Auntie. Saka nodded. "Nice." He took another chili sauce. “Don’t drink too much, you might get diarrhea,” warned Auntie. “How can it be this delicious?” Saka wondered. “Karina’s cooking is really delicious,” added Aunt. She smiled as she looked at Saka and Karina alternately.

Jayden snatched a small plastic filled with chili sauce from Nara. "Ihkk, you guys. Really like spicy." Ivanka shuddered a bit when she saw the red color of the meatball sauce because there was a lot of chili sauce. "I'm used to eating spicy. In Korea there are also many spicy foods." Reply Jayden. "Tteokbokki?" Ask Nora. "That is, too." Jayden nodded as he cut his large meatball into several small pieces. "Then, what else?" Nara became interested. "Ehhmm...what else, huh? Ahhh, kimchi jiggae, sujebi, spicy ramyeon too." Reply Jayden.

“No one has told me I have great skills in cooking but so far, no one has died from it.” She chuckled. “What’s your specialty? What spicy food do you often cook?” “Filipino food?” “Yes, Filipino food.” “Bicol express.” ‘Of course,” she said and chuckled. “There’s this spicy food I always prepare and eat when I was still in America,” he said. “It’s called Suicide Chicken Wings.” “Ohh, the name says it all.” “But it really won’t kill you,” he said, chuckling. “You, what’s your specialty?”