Nobody talks about this one. A sushi restaurant crew versus hungry oni should be disposable, but the comedy lands in the margins, the absurd escalation of a simple defense, the way each character's uselessness becomes their actual strength. Three episodes of pure execution: setup, payoff, and the kind of stupid that only works when you commit to it completely.
When a crew of hungry oni discovers a small Japanese sushi restaurant, they see an all-you-can-eat buffet ripe for the taking. The restaurant's staff, however, has other plans. What unfolds is a relentless battle of wits and willpower as the hardworking chefs and servers face off against these demonic creatures determined to devour everything in sight. The comedy comes from the sheer absurdity of the conflict. The oni aren't particularly fearsome or evil, just persistently annoying and comedically single-minded about eating. Meanwhile, the restaurant workers employ increasingly ridiculous tactics to protect their livelihood and customer base. It's part slapstick showdown, part commentary on the chaos that can erupt in a kitchen when chaos incarnate literally walks through the door. The tone stays light and playful throughout. There's no real danger here, just the kind of silly, high-energy humor that comes from watching ordinary people defend their workspace against supernatural troublemakers. If you enjoy quick comedic timing and absurdist scenarios played completely straight, this delivers exactly that.