After retiring, Lao Zhu (Lang Xiong), the only remaining master of Chinese cuisine in Taiwan, gradually experienced many embarrassments in his old age: the sumptuous dishes that he painstakingly prepared every Sunday did not attract his three daughters (Yang Guimei, Wu Qianlian, and Wang Yuwen) to the dinner table. They had grown up and had many more important things in their hearts than accompanying their father for dinner; the sudden death of his old friend left him with a gap in friendship; and the loss of taste, which was the most important thing for a chef, pushed him to the bottom of his life. Although the three daughters were busy with their own things, they were also concerned about Lao Zhu's later life and planned to find him a companion, but they did not expect that Lao Zhu had already quietly talked about "twilight love". After the surprise, Jiaqian, the second daughter who inherited his talent for cooking and whom Lao Zhu valued the most, had a new understanding of her father and her relationship with him because of her own life experience, and for Lao Zhu, there were even bigger surprises to come.