Today, I went to all-you-can-eat called Sweets Paradise with my friend. There were sweets, curry and rice, ice cream, pasta, soup, Häagen-Dazs and so on. You can eat as much as you want within 80 minu

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Today, I went to all-you-can-eat called Sweets Paradise with my friend. There were sweets, curry and rice, ice cream, pasta, soup, Häagen-Dazs and so on. You can eat as much as you want within 80 minutes per one person about 1600 yen. We ate a lot of foods and we were satisfied with them.

Apr 19, 2023 10:09 AM

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Today, I went to an all-you-can-eat restaurant called Sweets Paradise with my friend. There were sweets, curry and rice, ice cream, pasta, soup, Häagen-Dazs, and so on. You can eat as much as you want within 80 minutes per person for about 1600 yen. We ate a lot of food and we were satisfied by the end.

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April 19, 2023

Today, I went to all-you-can-eat restaurant/place/etc. called Sweets Paradise with my friend. There were sweets, curry and rice, ice cream, pasta, soup, Häagen-Dazs and so on. You can eat as much as you want within 80 minutes; per person it costs about 1600 yen. We ate a lot of foods* and we were satisfied.

* Food can be countable or not depending on context, so whether "foods" is correct or not depends on your intended meaning. If I take it as written, it means you tried many different types of food. If you just mean to refer to a lot of food, collectively, without any reference to the kinds of foods you ate, then you should use "food", as an uncountable noun: "we ate a lot of food".

April 19, 2023

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