The story is about a declining Chinese restaurant run by a third-generation owner Ah Huat. A property investor, Ms Lin, is eyeing the building to purchase for future development. David, Ah Huat’s son blames his father for the death of his mother, and the two always quarrel with one another whenever they meet. David has recently inexplicably quit his overseas job and returned to Singapore where he chances upon a former friend Michelle Lin, who assigns stars to her food blog (Michelle Lin Stars! Haha!). Michelle cooked a meal for her own birthday, but when her mother fails to turn up, she quickly invites David, who fortuitously is able to accept. From the way they interact, you realize they are falling in love. Michelle tells of the distancing relationship between her mother and herself, and that echoes in David’s mind reminding him of his relationship with his father. The latter make up and David starts helping Ah Huat in the family restaurant. Michelle visits David at the restaurant and coincidentally Ms Lin turns up to buy out Ah Huat, but Michelle realizes that Ms Lin is her mother. She persuades her mother not to buy the restaurant, and the two make up. All’s well that ends well; the performance of the waitress who was a former singer brings in more customers to keep the restaurant open.