Mandarin Mayhem - Phone 2: Mission 1

Type	MISSION
Mandarin Mayhem - Phone 2: Mission 1
Appears in	Grand Theft Auto
For	Uncle Fu's Crime Syndicate
Location	Central Market, San Andreas
Mission Objectives
Go the payphone in Southwest Atlantic Heights. Collect the protection money from the Rancid Dragon in Central Glen Wood. Collect the protection money from the Belching Buddha in East Wood Hill. Collect the protection money from the Drooping Lotus in Southwest Aye Valley. Collect the protection money from the Rampant Cockerel in Northeast Woodside. Take the money back to Uncle Fu at the Rampant Dragon in Southwest Chinatown.
Conditions of Mission Failure
Wasted Busted Pu Ping dies Ho Ching dies Lei Ming dies Chu Wing Dung dies
Rewards
Rewards	$30,000 (points) +1 Score Multiplier
Unlock Requirements
Unlocked by	Mandarin Mayhem - Introduction
Unlocks	Mandarin Mayhem - Phone 2: Mission 2
Technical Information
Time of day	In-game time

“The restaurants which we 'protect' have premiums due. Go and collect them.”

— Uncle Fu's Crime Syndicate contact.

Mandarin Mayhem - Phone 2: Mission 1 is a mission in Grand Theft Auto available during San Andreas Chapter 1: Mandarin Mayhem, given to the protagonist by Uncle Fu's Crime Syndicate contact. The mission is available from the second phone (from the left) in central Market in San Andreas.

Description

The mission starts off with the protagonist being told to go to a less public payphone in southwest Atlantic Heights (although the dialogue says Aye Valley) for more instructions. Various restaurants under Uncle Fu's protection have "premiums" due and the protagonist is told to collect the payments from the owners. Pu Ping, who owns the Rancid Dragon, is the first on the list to collect from in central Glen Wood. After collecting from Pu Ping, the protagonist needs to head to east Wood Hill and meet Ho Ching, who runs the Belching Buddha. Once the pickup is made, the protagonist is then told to go and meet Lei Ming, who owns the Drooping Lotus, in southwest Aye Valley and collect from him. The last owner on the list is Chu Wing Dung, who runs the Rampant Cockerel in northeast Woodside. Once the four pickups have been made, the money needs to be taken back to Uncle Fu's restaurant, the Rampant Dragon, in southwest Chinatown to complete the mission.

Reward

The player is awarded 30,000 points and +1 score multiplier upon completing the mission.

Transcript

Transcript

Note: This is the dialogue for the PC version of the game. There may be some minor changes compared to the PlayStation and Game Boy Color versions. Uncle Fu's Gang contact: Uncle Fu requires your services. This place is too public though. Go to Aye Valley and wait for my call there. The protagonist answers the phone in Northeast Aye Valley/Southwest Atlantic Heights border. Uncle Fu's Gang contact: The restaurants which we 'protect' have premiums due. Go and collect them. Pu Ping runs the Rancid Dragon in Glenwood, he is first to pay his respects. The protagonist collects the protection money from Pu Ping in Central Glen Wood. Pu Ping: Here is my payment. Uncle Fu is a noble leader. He has our gratitude. Uncle Fu's Gang contact: Next is Ho Ching, the owner of the Belching Buddha restaurant in Woodhill. The protagonist collects the protection money from Ho Ching in East Wood Hill. Ho Ching: Here is the money. May Uncle Fu protect me from any more 'random' bombings. Uncle Fu's Gang contact: Very good. Now, go to the Drooping Lotus in Aye Valley and see Lei Ming. The protagonist collects the protection money from Lei Ming in Southeast Aye Valley. Lei Ming: Take it, and may the gods protect you from a sharp knife in a dark alley real soon. Uncle Fu's Gang contact: Last one. Chu Wing Dung owns the Rampant Cockerel, Woodside. He must pay his dues. The protagonist collects the protection money from Chu Wing Dung in Northeast Woodside. Chu Wing Dung: It's all here. May you be consigned to the hell of hungry maggots for this villainy! Uncle Fu's Gang contact: You have performed well. Bring the money to Chinatown as quicky as possible. The protagonist delivers the protection money to the garage inn Southeast Chinatown. Uncle Fu's Gang contact: Uncle Fu is very happy. May the ten sacred virgins shower you with lotus blossom.

Gallery

Walkthrough

The contact tells the protagonist to answer the phone on the Aye Valley/Atlantic Heights border.

Driving to the phone location.

Answering the phone, the protagonist is told to collect protection money from a few restaurants around the city.

The protagonist is told to collect the protection money from Pu Ping in Central Glen Wood.

Driving to Central Glen Wood.

Locating Pu Ping.

Collecting the protection money.

The protagonist is told to collect the protection money from Ho Ching in East Wood Hill.

Locating Ho Ching.

Collecting the protection money.

The protagonist is told to collect the protection money from Lei Ming in Southwest Aye Valley.

Locating Lei Ming.

Collecting the protection money.

The protagonist is told to collect the protection money from Chu Wing Dung in Northeast Woodside.

Locating Chu Wing Dung.

Collecting the protection money.

The protagonist is told to deliver the money to Uncle Fu's restaurant in Southwest Chinatown.

Arriving in Chinatown.

Delivering the money.

Mission Complete!

Video

GTA (1997) - Phone 2 (Mission 1) (Mandarin Mayhem) -4K 60FPS-

Navigation

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