Which Studio Ghibli Food Would Be Your Comfort Meal?

Tonight's menu at the little restaurant at the edge of the forest. Starter: a pot of ramen with one slice of ham perched on top like a tiny hat, served to children who have been waiting all their lives for it. Main course: thick bacon and two glossy eggs cracked into a pan by a wizard who refuses to share his fire demon. Pastry: a warm herring and pumpkin pie, carried through the rain with great care to someone who does not deserve it. Side: a rice ball, handed over by a friend when you need to cry and eat at the same time.

The chef recommends knowing yourself before ordering. Studio Ghibli films are famous for their food scenes, and there's a reason. Every dish feels like a hug from someone who loves you. Some are about friendship and adventure. Some are about home. Some are about kindness to strangers. And some are about getting through the worst day ever, one bite at a time.

Answer fifteen questions about rainy days, travel, friends and your idea of a perfect morning, and we'll bring you your comfort meal. No reservations required. Please leave your shoes at the door.