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Consider moving some food from the chest to Simple Supper Sets on Dining Tables in the Dining Room. NPCs will preferentially eat in a Dining Room if there's food on the plates and bowls on the tables (and the path to the seat isn't blocked by walls). They next select from a chest, but only if there's more than 5 of a given food. Then they'll scavenge the fields. So it sounds like the Dining Room is vacant and not enough of certain types of food in the chest. Villager NPCs who cook (wearing red or an apron - not the blue vests), will occasionally move food to tables for you (as will later NPC types like Dancer), but Lillian's the only one you start with so you might have to lend a hand until you get another cook. (Easier at Furrowfield when you had Saffron cooking and delivering to tables as well.) I've you've got 20 food, best to split it 4 plates of 5 each than 1 plate of 20.
Also, not clear if NPCs run through the kitchen, or through the Dining Room. I always set it up such that Bedroom (like a Farmer's Lodge) connects to Dining Room. Might make a difference to how the NPCs behave.