In the corner of the bustling city, there is a small restaurant that only lights up after dusk.
Here we take in monsters who have nowhere to go: the Pixiu boy who longs for metal due to malnutrition, the Lucky Cat who was abandoned but still longs for love, the Kang girl who wants everything to grow but always gets everything out of control. There are also silent dugongs, lying beasts, acid and space-time-seeing, and ancient candle dragons that use Wi-Fi...
Lin Wan, the half-demon proprietress, inherited the shop and a strange cookbook, as well as the mystery of her father's disappearance. Instead of slaying demons, she chose to provide the monsters with three meals a day and find answers in daily necessities.
A bowl of soup that calms the mood, a dish that heals loneliness, a lunch that reminds monsters of who they are - there are no earth-shattering adventures here, just people and monsters returning home late at night, sitting under the warm yellow light, taking a bite of hot rice, and then having the courage to continue facing tomorrow.
This is a modern mountain and sea fairy tale about acceptance, understanding and tenderness. Here, monsters are not aliens to be expelled, but just lost neighbors; humans are not natural enemies to be feared, but friends who have not yet met.
