5 Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the infinitive or -ing form.
1)...Ordering... (order) your own meal in a restaurant may soon be a thing of the past. At an Italian restaurant in Brussels the waiter, Tony, claims to be able 2) to choose (choose) the right dish for each customer. After 3) (work) for many years in Italian restaurants, Tony noticed that different people prefer certain types of food. "Women appear 4) (like) milder foods and rich, creamy sauces while men seem 5) (enjoy) spicier foods cooked in olive oil and served with juices from the meat," he reports. Tony makes his choices by 6) (chat) to his customers - but not about their tastes in food. What he does first is 7) (find out) what kind of personality the customer has. After 8) (serve) an Englishman a salad of red tuna with garlic and parsley, Tony was happy 9) (see) that his customer was very satisfied. One Italian particularly enjoyed 10) (munch) on wild mushrooms stuffed with Mediterranean anchovies, which Tony had served with black olives, spicy olive oil and lime. Tony spends a lot of time (observe) his customers. Once, a young French couple argued throughout the meal. Tony avoided 12) (give) them a sour dessert. He served them a sweet dessert instead, and after that they couldn't stay angry with each other. People aren't accustomed 13) (be served) meals that are not of their own choice, but Tony seems 14) (know) exactly what people will like. This restaurant is certainly worth 15) (visit) ​