How do most customers feel about the changes?
Visitors to Chengdu often say that the best meals in the city are found not in restaurants but on the street. Small stalls sell noodles, dumplings and skewers of grilled meat to customers who stand or sit on low stools. Many of the stalls are run by families who have sold the same dish for decades, and the recipes are rarely written down. Recent hygiene rules require every stall to display a licence and use covered containers for food. Some older vendors complain about the extra cost, but most customers welcome the changes and say the food still tastes the same.
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. They welcome them
- Step 1: The passage says most customers welcome the changes and that the food tastes the same.
Answer
They welcome them.
Why not the others: None of the other three is supported by the passage.
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