The Witch's Diner (마녀식당으로 오세요)

When did a restaurant open here?

Are they closed? The lights are off.

(Hours: From sunset to sunrise, Menu: Depends on request)

They must've gone out of business.

What?

(Whatever the wish may be, results are guaranteed.)

I... I worked...

really hard...

to give my two kids everything that other kids...

with both parents had.

But...

once my business failed...

I worried about my kids.

A friend said he knew a good investment opportunity,

so I invested my life savings.

I was scammed.

I was scammed...

I was totally bad.

I even withdrew the deposit for our home.

We're about to end up on the streets.

We have nowhere to go.

If I win the lottery,

I can buy my kids everything they want to have and eat.

I can be viewed as a good dad like everyone else...

and live a decent life.

In conclusion,

you want to win the lottery.

It's foie gras. It was created by human desires.

Of course, there will be a price.

A price?

I like...

the look in your eyes.

If I eat this,

I'll win the lottery, right?

I've never had anything...

this delicious before.

Okay, 37.

The 5th lucky number is 37.

Finally, the last number.

That's 1, 6, 15,

and 36, 37...

And the last lucky number is 38.

Congratulations.

I won!

I really won.

Daddy needs to go out to handle something urgent.

Watch your sister.

- Daddy. - Daddy.

I'll bring something tasty on my way home.

Tell those jerks who took all my money...

to come to the house now.

Yes! I want to play.

I won the lottery, you jerks. You're all dead.

I'll win my original cash back...

and take all their money from those jerks who took mine.

What's going on?

What's wrong with me?

I like your eyes.

My eyes.

My eyes!

Is that the end of this restaurant?

Since he was the final customer?

Are you going to that child now?

Are you sure about this?

What can I do if I'm not sure?

(Whatever the wish may be, results are guaranteed.)

(Hours: From sunset to sunrise, Menu: Depends on request)

One iced Americano...

No. Hot. I'll have it hot.

We are forced to make choices every minute of our lives.

Gosh. Those twerps.

I said to place them neatly.

Why won't they ever listen?

From very trivial things to important things.

The situations that leave us helpless...

tell us...

to choose right then and there.

It's so obvious that we don't even notice.

Life is filled with a series...

of big and small choices.

- It'll be a dollar and 70 cents. - Thank you.

Come again.

(Good luck on your first day of school tomorrow.)

However, at times...

certain choices stir up your life.

We didn't know...

until those moments arrive.

That all choices come with a price.

Not until we met her.

Come on, Jin. Look at the time.

Aren't you sick of being late all the time?

But... I left at 4am last night...

Excuses.

I hate kids who make excuses.

And you work past midnight all the time.

I requested half a day off yesterday...

If people take half day off,

who will do the work?

Who? Me?

I'm sorry.

It's all gibberish that girls are better workers.

And what's this? Coffee?

Brats like this always feed themselves well.

You're so thorough and detailed!

That's right. Even if there is a union,

even if the work week is changed to 52 hours,

The immutable law never changes.

Five years at work.

The immutable underdog...

that's desperate to get a salary...

when I can't even take a day off as I want.

- Cheers. - Have a glass.

Eat up.

Not a lot of companies feed their employees meat...

for their health in times like this.

Cheers.

Cheers. It's nice.

- Eat up. - What a jerk. Just let me go home.

A get-together out of nowhere?

I have to go pick my child up.

Jin. Give everyone a glass of bomb shot.

Like a family.

No matter how much I try, I can never get used to it.

So I make a bomb shot quietly since I'm an underdog.

- Cheers. - Cheers.

Yes. Bear it.

I tried so hard to get a new job.

Bear it for just once. You can do it.

I don't know

I don't know

That's...

Look...

Is it you this time?

- My goodness. - No.

- Ma'am. - Let go!

- No. - What are you doing?

- Honey. - No!

- Honey. - What are you doing?

- Ma'am! - Stop it!

Clean yourself up.

You should understand.

You probably didn't know because you recently started working here.

She does that every year.

Who on earth would flirt with her husband?

I know.

Wash it down with a drink.

- My goodness. - Jin. That's soju.

- Jin. That's... - But...

If you drink that, you will get...

- But... - Jin... Jin...

Well, not bad.

Is my wish...

granted yet?

Mom. Where are you?

There you are.

You're late again.

My goodness, that smell. Did you drink again?

Mom. I bought this...

for you.

There are apples too.

What is all this?

That's not all.

Look.

I got lettuces. One lettuce...

Here. Take this. Wait.

Here. It's a bonus.

Why did you drink so much?

You've turned into a bottle of alcohol.

That's what working is like.

Drink and let it go.

When you're sober, you work.

Right? My goodness.

Gosh.

Are you sure everything is all right?

Everything is just fine.

This is all because you gave birth to a great daughter.

You shouldn't have made me so great.

You can't find anyone like me in the world.

The absolute character.

You know, Ms. Seo?

My mom.

Mom.

No.

Pay attention.

Go back to your seats.

Let's say hello.

He's a new student.

I'm Lee Gil Yong. Nice to meet you.

He's preparing to go to Sport University as a sports talent.

You can sit over there.

Young Jae. Long time no see.

Yes.

So jealous. He doesn't have to study to go to university.

What? Why me?

If I don't fire you,

my family would fire me.

What else can I do?

I didn't do anything wrong in terms of work.

Look at the situation.

It was your wife's fault,