Konoha Hospitality Novels & Stories

She finished the drink in one gulp. "Nice." Cooper emptied his glass as well. Jade checked the time and saw there were still 20 minutes until 8:00 p.m. She told Cooper, "I'm going to the restroom." "Sure, hurry back. Our guest will be here soon," Cooper replied. Jade nodded and got up from her seat, heading toward the restroom. The Lochan was a themed restaurant decorated like a fairyland forest. The main hall had a bubbling fountain with dry ice, giving it a mystical ambiance.

Jacob replied. Mr Kenny glanced towards Mrs Joan Rivers and gave her a gesture that meant she should ask the applicant questions. She nodded and took the floor, bombarding Jacob with a barrage of questions. "Are you familiar with the hospitality industry?" She asked with a grin. Jacob nodded. "Yes, I am very familiar with the hospitality industry. I have been working in the hotel and hospitality industry for over 10 years now. During this time, I have gained a wealth of experience in various aspects of the industry, such as customer service, housekeeping operations, food and beverage services, and more. I have also had the opportunity to work in different roles within the industry, including

I didn’t know why but I felt this spark within me, like I was proud of Aiden when someone said good things about him. Isaac said, “Still can’t see Uncle Jin’s little ryokan.” He was right. None of us could see any sign of it—a Japanese-style building similar to the ones back in town, with maple and Sakura trees and a Japanese stone garden with hot springs. Noah said, “We’ll see it soon enough.” Higa-san said, “But it’s right there.” Isaac said, “Nope. Can’t see it. I give up.” A few minutes later the van maneuvered into the driveway of that massive nine-story building. Naturally, we all stared in shocked surprise at the sign displayed in big letters, in both Japanese and English: Lake Aoi Re

he chuckles and pulls her for another tight hug. The taxi stops in front of another restaurant.... "Honey, I'll just cook for dinner tonight..." she pulls him back. "It's alright they only serve sushi here." "Tempura??" "No tempura for now please...." "Okay..." she chuckle as they walk in each other arm. "C'mon, you'll going to love the inside view, it's one of the best tourist spot here..." Nathan smile widely. "Hey Mr. Conner! I know that smile and obviously you're up to something..." she said while they walk outside, he just shrug while grinning.

Her expression returned to its usual businesslike poise. The hostess nodded and came around to lead them to the table, taking care to sashay, slim hips swaying underneath the tight skirt as she navigated between tables filled with patrons. The Concorde was one of the best restaurants in Chicago, tables were always fully booked, with potential patrons making reservations for weeks in advance. Even the Goslings, as rich and influential as they were, also had to wait in line to get a table.

“You have heard of the Global Hospitality Summit, right?” “Yes, ma’am. It will commence tonight.” I replied. “The Vco Crowns Hotel is part of the Prestigious International Hotel Association or the PIHA, so the managers of the concerned departments shall be attending the summit, especially us, the Marketing department, and the Finance department. The Strategic Management and Planning Department will also join us. Some heads of the hotel services shall also be with us for the workshops and seminars.”

If that so, then maybe he’s… I bit my lip and tried to smile at the receptionist. “We’re the people from K.S. Construction and Design Company. We’re here to offer a project to the owner of this hotel.” Kino was the one to explain. He showed his company ID to her. The smirk on his lips and the way he stared at the receptionist didn’t escape my eyes. I rolled my eyes and just shook my head. Typical Kino Sloane. Henney nodded before looking at her computer. I took that time to look around. The place looked the same. The white walls with blue accentuation still looked so bright as ever. The couches are still the same. Nothing seemed to have changed at all.

ಥ‿ಥ *** After waiting for Trey, who wasn’t expecting to be called over this early, to come over, Noah was finally ready to take his brother-in-law for a refreshing dip. Concordia was a beautiful and rather idyllic city - bright, clean, spacious. And no place showcased the spirit of Concordia better than the Concordia aquarium resort made by one of the ancestors of the Cordia family. The resort had everything you’d expect from a famous vacation spot – a large hotel with multiple restaurants, bars, and shops, including all the recreational and relaxing places you’d expect, such as a casino, night club, and spa.

A plaque next to the front door showed that it belonged to the Registry of Hospitality and Fine Dining, therefore protected by the Alpha Alliance. Pack lines disappeared in here, and an agreement of neutrality was signed along with security deposits. This was a place where we were all meant to take a load off and relax and interact with each other as equals. But that could be easier said than done. “Dinner is served until ten p.m, so I’d shake a leg if you can,” the kind old woman said at the front desk. Her name said Rhoda, and her eyes were just beginning to cloud with cataracts. “It’s a nice community thing we try to encourage our guests to partake in.”

Now that she got sick, she might not have the time to cook it herself. He handed the box back to Conan. The bird’s nest could only reach their full potential in the hands of a professional and skilled chef. Conan took the box back. After a quick thought, he said, “Then I’ll go to Bourbon. The owner of Bourdon is a family friend of mine and they just opened a new dining spot here in Lilyrose.” “Fine with me.” Kaze nodded and then left the house. Snow lived in the most expensive suite in Lilyrose and the entire building was developed by Perfect World Group.