In 2070 most food is made from soy and mycoprotein since the commercially available food products of the

late 20th and earlier 21st centuries became economically untenable. There are still some "real" foods available, but only to the wealthy and excessive. This has the side effect of most foods then being ridiculously processed and enriched with vitamins, nutrients and amino acids in an attempt to keep the people in some satire of the word "healthy". By 2070 most restaurants are franchise-based and/or owned subsidiaries of one of the Big 10 Megacorporations. Many restaurants have appeared in the last 6 decades that have become very popular. Some examples are: Fast Food: Stuffer Shack (Aztechnology) A combination 7/11 and Subway Sandwich Shop, Stuffer Shack is an a-la cart deli shop that keeps the soy dogs, soytato chips and soybeer fresh all day, every day. Nukit: Burgers and More (Ares Macrotechnology) Home of the original Nukit Burger, the Nukit chain of restaurants is unique in that it allows for the patrons to nuke their own food to their preferred temperature. Burgerama (Shiawase Corporation) A fairly typical soyburger fast food restaurant chain, Burgerama is mostly known for its sacrilegious mascot Hungry Rama, a depiction of the Hindu God Rama happily eating a burger. Dr. Burger (Evo Corporation) Burgeramas major competitor is another typical fast food burger chain whose claim to fame is that none of its burgers are made from soy, instead being made from vat grown mycoprotein. Bunsen Burgers (NeoNET) Another fast food burger chain primarily known for cooking its burgers over an open gas flame. Chucks Wagon (Horizon) A mobile canteen that sells burgers, chicken sandwiches, hot dogs, breakfast burritos, wraps and their famous Chuck Wagon Stew, all made from some combination of soy and mycoprotein. Italian: Mama Marias Italian Eatery (Ares Macrotechnology) A large, cozy, sit-down Italian restaurant chain that presents a down-home image, Mama Marias is not particularly high quality but is an affordable night out for a hardworking family. Buongiornos (Evo Corporation) A more upscale Italian chain, Buongiornos is famous for its authentic seafood dishes using real fish from clean water farms. Caf Rosso (Aztechnology) The Red Caf started out as a hole-in-the-wall coffee shop at the corner of 1st Avenue and Pikes Place, but swiftly grew in prominence for offering the finest soykaff in Seattle. Now in addition to soykaff

they offer a small but excellent selection of Italian sandwiches and pastries made from the finest soygredients money can buy. Japanese: Shogun! (Shiawase) A traditional hibachi grill and steakhouse where the food is prepared in front of you. Glass Onion (Mitsuhama Computer Technologies) Sushi and other traditional Japanese a-la cart menu items for the fashionable diner on a schedule. Chinese: Green Village (Ares Macrotechnology) A quaint mom-and-pop style chain restaurant, patrons of Green Village select their items buffet style and can get their food to-go or sit down inside the restaurants dining area. Lee Chee Garden (Wuxing Inc.) This recent chain of upscale restaurants offers more traditional Chinese but at higher prices. Nyen Lang (Shiawase) A traditional Tibetan and Mongolian BBQ chain. Ohgi Ya (Evo Corporation) A moderately-priced sit-down Chinese cuisine chain that caters to the growing culture of displaced Asian metahumans. Offers a wide variety of metahuman seating options and employment opportunities. Run Run Shaws (Aztechnology) A typical Chinese Fast Food chain that offers American favorites like General Tsos Chicken and Sweet-and-sour Chicken. Ling Ho (Horizon) Offering the full Chinese experience, Ling Ho caters to the wealthy. The classy interior features a zen garden, authentic Chinese music and all-natural foods made from the finest ingredients imported directly from China. Vietnamese: Little Bit O Saigon (Aztechnology) A small chain of sit-down restaurants known for its very spicy food (scaled from Pinky to Tacnuke). Aztlander (Mexican): Sun Gods (Evo Corporation) This upscale Aztlander restaurant offers real food for the wealthy.

Baja Azteca (Aztechnology) The result of a 2021 merger of Plaza Azteca, El Azteca and Mazatlan combined with the buyout of several Mexican fast food chains, Baja Azteca offers American-style Aztlander food at low prices. Tinos Chitlins (Ares Macrotechnology) A fairly new Mexican style fast food chain that serves late night food at very affordable prices. Native American Cuisine: Renos (Sioux Nation) A medium-sized restaurant chain that serves Sioux, Pueblo, Salish and Tsimishian cuisine, Renos is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Sioux Nation and is famous for its vat-grown bear and buffalo. The Longhouse (Coastal Salish and Tsimishian Nation Joint Venture) A small restaurant chain with 12 locations in Seattle, Portland, Vancouver, Eugene and Salem that offers traditional Salish and Tsimishian cuisine. Famous for its salmon dishes and other seafood. Injun Joes (Aztechnology) A fast food chain focusing on seafood and cheap AmerInd dishes at low prices, Injun Joes is most famous for a defamation lawsuit brought about by the Coastal Salish due to the restaurants racist name and mascot. The suit did little to decrease the chains popularity and may have actually increased it. Seafood: Urdus (Saeder-Krupp Heavy Industries) A small chain of sit-down seafood restaurants that focuses on Scandinavian style cuisine. Currently the focus of a messy corporate buyout between Saeder-Krupp and EvoCorp. Urdus is famous for its mostly Ork and Troll waiting staff and cooks. Captain Ahabs (Aztechnology) A medium-sized fast food chain focusing on fried fish, shellfish and other seafood. The Gray Line (Shiawase) Large restaurant that sits in Puget Sound with a glass wall showing underwater during high tide. Sports Bars: Caf Sport (Ares Macrotechnology) A large chain of sports bars featuring live trideo broadcasts of most major sports, game areas (both matrix and manual) and a pretty good selection of snack foods and reasonably priced synthehol. THE Sports Bar (Saeder-Krupp Heavy Industries) A medium-sized restaurant advertised as the best sports bar in the Seattle metroplex.

Tams Under the Needle (Ares Macrotechnology) A small, no-frills, sit-down restaurant in the shadow of the Space Needle. Luxury and Exotic Dining: Elliots (Saeder-Krupp Heavy Industries) A large restaurant that serves Frenchsoy cuisine and is famous for its bias against humans. Gravity Bar (Shiawase) A medium-sized restaurant that serves Manhattan cuisine. Trendy and expensive. Icarus Descending (Horizon) A medium-sized restaurant serving high class elven cuisine with known ties to the Triads. The Other Place (Aztechnology) The oldest and most popular four star restaurant in Seattle, The Other Place is famous for serving awakened plants and animals and using magic in their cooking. EXTREMELY expensive. Knutsons Old Fashioned Faire (Ares Macrotechnology) A medium-sized restaurant designed to capitalize on nostalgia for the good old days of the 20th century. The walls, floor and ceiling are decorated with memorabilia, and the menu features all-natural cuisine. A famous hangout of Humanis Policlub members. Big Rhino (Evo Corporation) A large restaurant that features traditional ork and troll cuisine. Hearty portions and strong drinks are the rule. Big Rhino has a subtle anti-human bias. Miners Landing (Privately Owned) A medium-sized restaurant showcasing Seattle historical dinner theater, Miners Landing is one of the rare privately owned restaurants in Seattle. Paula Allen, the owner, has resisted attempted buyouts from megacorporations and crime syndicates alike.