The Master who runs the fabulous 12-seat Midnight Diner has a zen-like all-knowing calm - and almost magically can conjure up dozens of different dishes in his tiny kitchen.
Every food serving takes us into wonderful human stories about our foibles, mistakes, regrets and second chances.
As we get to know the diner's regulars, we become regulars too - glorying in the calm oasis this eatery and its people offer us.
The bite-sized stories run less than 30 minutes and it's easy to binge and get through the series all too quickly. We've now devoured all 50 episodes but are still hungry for a new season of these wonderful tales.
Here's hoping Netflix green lights a sixth season - it's the perfect recipe for our disrupted world.
Every food serving takes us into wonderful human stories about our foibles, mistakes, regrets and second chances.
As we get to know the diner's regulars, we become regulars too - glorying in the calm oasis this eatery and its people offer us.
The bite-sized stories run less than 30 minutes and it's easy to binge and get through the series all too quickly. We've now devoured all 50 episodes but are still hungry for a new season of these wonderful tales.
Here's hoping Netflix green lights a sixth season - it's the perfect recipe for our disrupted world.