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The series revolves around a mysterious restaurant where the owner (played by Le Quoc Nam) has the ability to prepare dishes that will help customers achieve their deepest wishes. However, every wish comes with a hefty price - often their own soul. Each episode explores one of the five cardinal sins according to Buddhist teachings: Greed, Anger, Ignorance, Pride, Doubt, and the final episode, Karma, where all the consequences are revealed.

Highlights Creative script, many layers of meaning: Each episode is a separate story, reflecting human desires and sins, from greed, anger to arrogance and suspicion. The film not only has horror elements but also incorporates profound messages about life and morality.

Impressive acting: Le Quoc Nam excellently plays the role of a mysterious restaurant owner, with sharp eyes and a scheming demeanor. Young actors such as Ma Ran Do, Vo Dien Gia Huy, Lan Thy also bring convincing performances, contributing to highlighting the message of the film.

Carefully invested images and sounds: The film uses dark, gloomy tones, creating a mysterious atmosphere suitable for the content. The dishes in the film are not only beautiful but also symbolic of each character's fate.

Do not overuse jump-scares: Instead of using sudden scares, the film focuses on building character psychology and mysterious plots, creating a deep obsession for viewers.

Some points to note Awkward dialogue: Some dialogues in the film are commented to be too bookish and unnatural, especially with working-class characters, causing some scenes to lose their authenticity.

Uneven film rhythm: Some episodes have a slow pace, which can make viewers feel a lack of drama.