Midnight Diner

A diner opened next to a cemetery. Although it's called the Midnight Diner, it only ever opens during the day. If you see its lights on at night, the place is empty. If you go inside, the owner will refuse to serve you, unless you're truly hungry. Later, someone wondered:

Could it be that this diner serves the living by day and the dead by night?

The owner smiled. At last, someone understood what it meant.

And so:

After losing his friend, a certain bandaged man wandered in alone at night. He found a plate of piping-hot spicy curry, half-finished, on the spot where his friend always used to sit. Perhaps because he stared at it for too long, he seemed to catch sight of his departed friend’s ghostly silhouette.

A certain white-haired man far away in Tokyo received a charge notice from the diner one day. The purchase was a bowl of soba noodles. When he stepped inside, he too saw the ghostly silhouette of someone he had lost.

Various factions tried to investigate the diner, but all their efforts came to nothing... No, that's not right. They all left with their stomachs full.

If the people of Skyrim saw this, they'd be absolutely stunned. Why is our savior, the famed Last Dragonborn, running a diner here?!

The summons who came with the Nords had this to say: "As His Majesty walks the tightrope between divinity and mortality, we are both his anchor and his shadow."

Tips:

1. This is a story dedicated to making sure everyone eats their fill. If you can still eat, keep eating; if you can't, you'll have to take the consequences. No angst, lighthearted tone.

2. The protagonist is the Last Dragonborn from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, assumed to have completed every quest and retired, so the protagonist is very powerful.

Theme: Eating is important, and eating your fill is even more important.