As a regular buyer of the subscription series, I checked out this work right away, but honestly, it fell short of expectations. First off, the restaurant setting isn't fully utilized. The scenes of sexual acts happening right next to people dining inevitably bring up a 'dirty' impression, causing distractions rather than excitement and completely killing the mood. This kind of realistic environment might aim for a sense of immersion, but it just doesn't work for me. Especially the scenes unfolding beside ordinary diners feel awkward and undermine the overall engagement of the work.

Moreover, the storyline is monotonous; the sex scene with a woman who gets dumped, quits her job, and visits as a customer is almost identical to the previous family restaurant edition, lacking any freshness. Repeating similar situations just bores the audience. I wish there were more creative ideas. Overall, elements like the food, wine, and female staff are appealing, but it's a shame they aren't leveraged effectively. Given the promise of a royal-like experience, more elegant and immersive direction would have been better. After experiencing this work, instead of making me avoid regular restaurants, it leaves me questioning the direction of this series. I hope for improvements in the future.