This report presents a comprehensive literature review on the topic of dining consumption in restaurants. It begins with a summary of the theoretical concepts and their progression within the field, drawing upon four key academic articles. The report identifies common and contrasting themes and findings across the reviewed articles, analyzing both quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-method research designs. It also addresses the limitations of each study design and proposes future research directions. The report provides a detailed analysis of customer satisfaction, behavioral intention, and other relevant factors influencing dining experiences and consumption patterns in restaurant settings. The report analyzes the impact of various factors on customer behavior, highlighting the implications for restaurant management and marketing strategies.