Two chefs from Neptune have a business plan that is genuinely out of this world. Their creation is The Supernova Cafe, a roughly 1,300-piece intergalactic food truck dreamed up by LEGO® Ideas builder Raguidel. Set in the year 3026, the story follows chefs Zork and Zorf as they cruise the cosmos hunting for hungry aliens. Who wouldn't pull over for a flying saucer hamburger?

The truck itself leans hard into retro-futurism, and the mash-up works a treat. The front borrows its curves from 1950s American cars, complete with horns, a bonnet ornament, and a cockpit for the pilot. Perched on top sits the cafe's logo, a burger shaped like a UFO (a detail so charming you may just cheer out loud). Around the back, a compact kitchen packs in a stove and an oven, ready to serve Earth burgers, Jupiter's stardust ice cream, and Proxima Centauri's asteroid-flavoured pizza.

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The scene-setting side builds are where things get playful. Three dwarf planets round out the display, including a blue-violet world that shows off some of the newest LEGO® colours available. One sand-blue planet even hosts a newly discovered race of green snails, while a stop light and road signs sneak in a wink to the classic set 6990 Monorail Transport System. A hovering table with chairs gives every minifigure a spot to tuck in.

Speaking of minifigures, this build ships with seven of them, plus a green snail and a Cyclops from Pluto. You get the two Neptunian chefs, pilot lady Futuron, an M-Tron miner, a Cyborg Corsair, a Martian Dignitary, and a brand-new reddish-orange Classic Spaceman. That is a proper haul for any LEGO® Space fan building a galactic display shelf.

Raguidel built every background image from scratch too, so the whole pitch is homegrown. The Supernova Cafe currently sits at 1,028 supporters on its climb toward the 10,000 needed to reach the review stage. Fancy giving these Neptunian chefs their big break? Your vote might be the tip that keeps the kitchen open.