"Can't tell you're quite wealthy." Romance glanced up at Chen Yiyang, then handed him an English menu.
"Look at the prices before you order."
Chen Yiyang took a look, and at this restaurant, a serving of caviar was priced at a staggering three hundred euros.
That's definitely not cheap.
In Europe, three hundred euros is not equivalent to three hundred RMB, it's very expensive for the average person.
"No problem, I can pay first." Chen Yiyang pulled out his wallet.
He had specially arranged for a few international credit cards before coming to France.
Originally, he intended to use cash.
But while exchanging euros at the bank, he was reminded by the staff that in Europe, cash is generally used only for small, scattered amounts.
Although the largest denomination of the euro is one hundred, most Europeans have never actually seen a one hundred euro bill; if you take out a hundred euros in a random shop, people might think you're laundering money.
