Each episode really did it's best to show how even "imperfections" can be absolutely "perfect" in every way!

I really liked seeing how hard each staff member and Owner worked to build up such a marvelous restaurant to be what it is (was?) for themselves and their customers, even if that wasn't Owner's first choice of creating such a fantastic restaurant. Each episode was filled with a lesson on how to become the perfect "service man", though it didn't seem like that was for restaurant purposes... and more so just as a good "human".


There were a few episodes where I was annoyed with how a character acted, but as I watched it all fit together like the best puzzle ever. If you binge watch this show, you may see what I mean because it all flows together like the most amazing movie. A lot of this show, I felt, was left to the imagination -- not who or what happened at the restaurant, though, but more so the "behind the scenes" or the "what happened after" parts of the stories, which I think absolutely helps to create a wonderful atmosphere around the story itself; something comfortable, a little hidden away, and yet popular enough to be so fulfilling and happy!



It was really awesome to see more of a few of my favorite actors in this story, even in smaller roles they all were amazing; and absolutely showed off their skill, talent, and respect for each role and episode. The music really helped to create a building or falling emotion, giving the story the push it needed to be full of suspense and mystery! There were a few episodes where I wasn't sure what was going to happen... and the ending was an absolute surprise!


This show may seem to be underrated, but trust me: it is a gem!