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The dynamics of power in the workplace often become most apparent through the lens of food rituals: obligatory meals with superiors, colleagues trying to win favor with homemade delicacies, and the occasional discovery of leftover midnight snacks. At a Saitama office, Ashikawa stands out as the type of partner Nitani imagines he might end up marrying—kind, accommodating, and keen on breaking his habit of instant noodle consumption. However, Nitani finds it increasingly difficult to hold her in high regard, especially when she charms their coworkers with baked sweets rather than sheer dedication. On the other hand, Oshio exudes confidence and freedom, serving as Nitani's companion during evening drinks. In an office environment thick with constraint, the two form a bond, both feeling like misfits challenging the rigid norms. As workplace expectations push them towards more bizarre behaviors, they face the contradictions of contemporary living: balancing leisure and duty, indulgence and self-discipline, the allure of tasty food, and the stark reality of solitary noodle dinners.