A middle-aged salaryman gets isekai'd and decides the only rational response is to stop trying to be a hero and just cook. Modern food hits different in a fantasy world, and watching him feed curious adventurers convenience store snacks while they lose their minds over the taste is the entire show. No world-ending plot waiting to ambush you, no chosen-one nonsense, just a man grilling meat over a campfire and finally being content with something small.
Mukouda Tsuyoshi wakes up in a fantasy world with no explanation and one bizarre gift: the ability to order food from modern Japan and have it appear in his hands. While everyone else gets combat magic or superhuman strength, he's stuck with an app on his phone. At least, that's what he thinks until he realizes that instant ramen, canned goods, and convenience store snacks have properties that seem like actual magic to this world's inhabitants. What starts as simple survival becomes something stranger. The people around him,a knight, a dragon, a merchant,keep getting stronger and healthier after tasting his cooking. Word spreads. Mukouda never wanted attention or responsibility, but refusing to share means missing out on the genuine connections forming around his campfire. He has to figure out what he actually wants from this second chance at life while keeping one eye on why his mundane skill might be the most valuable thing in this entire world.