Fake Dates and Mooncakes

This heartfelt and feel-good rom-com follows an aspiring teen chef as he tries to save his family’s takeout by winning a mooncake contest with a little help from a new, handsome customer. Dylan Tang plans to enter NYC’s Mid-Autumn Festival mooncake-making contest--if he wins, his aunt’s struggling Brooklyn Singaporean-Chinese takeout, Wok Warriors, could get some much-needed publicity. While delivering orders one night, Dylan ends up at a swanky penthouse where he meets a cute boy and his haughty…friend? Whatever they are, Dylan doesn’t expect to see either of them again. But then the charming one, Theo Somers, shows up at the takeout and takes a vested interest in Dylan’s life, including his mission to recreate his grandmother’s mooncake recipe for the competition. Theo even donates an absurd amount of money to help keep the Tangs‘ business afloat. Dylan is speechless. He can’t possibly pay Theo back. Theo is willing to call it even—Dylan just needs to be his fake date to a family wedding in the Hamptons. But Theo‘s true agenda is a bit more complicated--and could have serious repercussions. Dylan might be catching feelings, but he can’t risk ruining his family’s reputation. Maybe he should just retreat to the comfort he knows, cooking with his aunt and cousins and preparing mooncakes? After all, his heart was never supposed to be on the menu.