"Late Night Diner" tells the story of a small restaurant. The menu here only has a pork miso soup set meal, but the boss can make various dishes using existing ingredients according to the customer's requirements, and he will also cook with the customer

Bring out stories full of human touch.

In a small restaurant, a taciturn owner with a scar on his face used food to connect the ups and downs of the diners' lives.

After a day's work, after dealing with a day's complicated or cruel personnel affairs, on the way home, on an unfamiliar street, you can encounter a restaurant, and the dim lanterns illuminate people's hearts.

In the back alleys of bustling cities, every meal, every diner, and even every ingredient has its own story.

Late at night, we turn back into the people we really love to be and visit the late-night canteen in the dark.

In an indifferent and hurried city, Late Night Canteen respects and takes care of every guest's likes and dislikes, and pays gentle and sincere attention to every lonely individual who is marginalized and extremely cold.

After finishing the meal, chat, talk about what happened today, or talk about your unfulfilled wishes.

When morning comes, it's time to rush to the next tomorrow, to meet the people you should meet, to fall and get up again, to feel sad and cheer up again.

In "Late Night Diner", in addition to the visual healing provided by the quiet environment and delicious food, it is more about the emotional outcry caused by the complaints and appeals of lonely individuals.

In the aroma of the food, little stories emerge, neither salty nor bland, but very warm and humane.

This is a bland film.

As the title of the film "Late Night Diner" says, this film is also suitable for watching quietly at night when the hustle and bustle around you has faded away.

With the warm and steady voice of Suzuki Tsunekichi, every episode tells the story of life.

It also allows us to rediscover our origins in the noisy and impetuous modern urban life.

Every time I watch an episode, I feel like, "It's not bad to live a simple life."

This film can comfort the soul.