In season one, we met the two girls who become servers at the restaurant to another world. This season, Aletta and Kuro are back to take orders and make customers happy. While Aletta, the demon girl, and the black dragon, Kuro, help anyone who walks through the magical door, chef Tenshu has been outdoing himself this season. Helping customers before and after business hours and loving the work that comes every day of Satur are just a few of the things you can expect in this new installment.

Gourmet anime are a relatively new addition to the types of anime being produced, and the satisfying food in Restaurant to Another World is right up there with Food Wars! There are many great animations of the different featured meals, but if the food was not comforting enough, this anime holds on to the zen of the slice-of-life series. The food comes out hot, and the reactions of weary visitors are memorable. Whether they are trying a new dish or their regular favorite, the animators have done a great job bringing the culinary art to life.

The atmosphere of the Western Restaurant Nekyoa is one where people forget their troubles and put aside their other-worldly problems for the duration of a satisfying meal. While season two has many new customers who stumble upon the magical door of the once-weekly restaurant, the shop is also filled with old regulars who learned about the Western Restaurant Nekoya in the first season. The creators of season two have the nostalgia turned up to eleven between the friendly familiar faces and the new dishes explored in season two.

The second season of Restaurant to Another World is the story of the weekly customer experiences at Western Restaurant Nekoya. This is an easy watch without action, suspense, or drama. The plot remains the same as in season one, serving customers who enter through a magical door from another realm. This easygoing anime is perfect when you want something that lightens the mood and asks for no stress or discomfort in the viewer.