One of Netflix's coziest Japanese series is finally back. Midnight Diner has returned with a brand-new season — its first in seven years — bringing Master and his rotating cast of late-night customers back to the tiny Tokyo eatery, CBR reports.

The show, known internationally under the Midnight Diner: Tokyo Stories banner, built a devoted global following with its gentle anthology format: each episode centers on a dish from Master's off-menu kitchen and the regulars, drifters and night workers who order it. Its quiet, human-scale storytelling made it a comfort-watch staple long after new episodes stopped arriving.

For fans who assumed the diner had closed for good after such a long hiatus, the new season is a welcome surprise — and a rare case of a beloved live-action Japanese series getting revived rather than remade. The new episodes are streaming on Netflix now.