In 1970s San Francisco, a newly arrived immigrant struggles to find acceptance and employment in the urban environment, but finds hope and purpose at a family-owned restaurant, only to face a new threat that forces them to fight for their right to belong.
A newly arrived immigrant, trying to adapt to the fast-paced and eclectic urban environment of San Francisco, while also holding onto their cultural identity and traditions in the face of discrimination and prejudice.
The protagonist's struggle to find employment and acceptance in a new city leads to a series of encounters with discrimination and prejudice, forcing them to confront their own identity and values.
In the end, the protagonist finds a job at a small family-owned restaurant, where they are able to embrace their cultural identity and find acceptance within the diverse community of San Francisco. They also become an advocate for immigrant rights, using their experiences to speak out against discrimination and prejudice.
Twist: Just when the protagonist finds acceptance and success at the restaurant, a new anti-immigrant law threatens to shut down the business, forcing the protagonist to rally the community and fight for their right to belong in San Francisco.