A: There’s a really good sushi restaurant near here, do you want to go?
B: But I don’t eat raw fish. Do they also sell cooked food?
A: Yes they do. Aside from sushi, they also sell tonkatsu. Their salmon miso soup is also really good.
B: OK, then. But I can’t leave work for another 15 minutes. Why don’t you take a look inside the bookshop next door; when I’m ready I’ll come and find you.
A: 這附近有家很好吃的壽司店,要不要一起去吃晚飯?
B: 我不敢吃生魚片。他們有賣熟食嗎?
A: 有啊,除了壽司,店裡也有賣炸豬排。他們的鮭魚味噌湯也很好喝。
B: 好,但我還要再十五分鐘才能下班。你可以先到隔壁的書店去逛逛,我好了就過去找你。
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