Food always makes people enjoy full happiness at any time, and when they look at it, they unconsciously drool all over the ground. This time, we will take stock of 10 high-rated food movies, which were no longer involved in the previous issue. The rankings are in no particular order, 10 books cannot cover all of them, and space is limited, so you may wish to revisit them.
1. "Udon"
Douban score: 7.1
Reason for inventory: The atmosphere is full of points.
Synopsis: In Uzumaki Prefecture, the hometown of Udon in Japan, Kasuke Matsui (Yusuke Nakayama), who aspires to be a movie star, refuses to inherit his father's Udon noodle shop and goes to New York at a young age to work hard, but secretly returns to his hometown in the year of Establishment. The contrast and his father's blame embarrassed Kasuke, and he began to look around for a job. Kyoko (Masaumi Konishi) is a hard-working but unsympathetic magazine editor who once meets Kasuke in a rainy forest, and two lost people inadvertently walk to a grandmother's udon noodle shop, only to find that the udon in their hometown is the delicacy of the world. When they returned, they began to visit all the noodle shops in the prefecture, launched a column on udon noodles, and even set off a udon fever throughout Japan, and tourists from all over the world flocked to them. However, just as Kasuke's career was booming, his father suddenly collapsed...
2. "The Fallen Chef"
Douban score: 7.7
Why: Explore the food.
Synopsis: Kyle (Jon Feiru) shows great culinary talent from an early age, and when he grows up, he becomes the chef of a well-known restaurant in Los Angeles, however, this job does not bring Kyle happiness, nor does it satisfy his culinary ideals and ambitions, because his boss (Dustin Hoffman) is a grumpy and aggressive bastard. Enraged, Kyle quits what many people dream of, travels to Miami, finds his ex-wife (Sophia Vergara) and his best friend (John Reggiezamo), three adults in a broken car, and just like that, a mobile restaurant is set up. Driving this food truck full of Kyle's dreams, the group embarks on a long journey, and along the way, Kyle has to deal not only with his changing state of mind, but also with his complicated relationship with his ex-wife and children.
3. "The Lady Chef of the Elysee Palace"
Douban score: 7.2
Reason for taking stock: The deliciousness is dazzling.
Synopsis: The female chef Hortenser (Catherine Flo) runs a small restaurant in the French countryside, because of the exquisite ingredients used, well-made, and the charismatic Hotense is famous in the local area. What Hortenser did not expect was that her fame attracted the attention of the French president, and in this way, she was appointed by the President of the Republic to become the president's personal cook. From the idle country town to the elysee palace full of tension, in the face of a group of harsh peers who sneered at her, The pressure of Hotenser can be imagined, but even so, she quickly won the respect of her colleagues and the trust of the president with her superb skills and good intentions. Later, Hortenser, who gradually gained a foothold in the back kitchen, and the president also sparked an ambiguous spark that could only be understood.
4. "Golden Jade ManTang"
Douban score: 8.1
Reason for inventory: What is the full table of Manhan.
Synopsis: Zhao Gangsheng (Zhang Guorong) is tired of underworld life and wants to wash his hands in Canada to pursue his idol Momoe Yamaguchi, and the immigration route he chooses is to take the chef exam at a Canadian hotel, and he who does not know how to cook at all eventually failed due to cheating exposure. One day, Zhao Gangsheng met the master chef Long Kunbao (Zhao Wenzhuo) in the restaurant, and Long Kunbao instructed him to go to his old Boss Ou (Luo Jiaying), who knew hanlou, to learn, not wanting Boss Ou to be difficult for him, and finally swept him out. In the meantime, Hong Kong Sheng and Boss Ou's daughter Jia Hui (Yuan Yongyi) inadvertently sparked a spark. Boss Ou inherited the Zhao Sect of China's famous feast, and one day, Huang Rong, the heir of the Niu Sect, came to the door to challenge him, and later made the trick poach all his masters. At this time, only Hong Kong Sheng stepped forward and looked for a master who would be a full Han table with Jia Hui, that is, Liao Jie (Zhong Zhentao), who inexplicably retired from the culinary world five years ago.
5. "Delicious Love"
Douban score: 6.9
Reason for inventory: Excellent full film.
Synopsis: Kate (Catherine Zeta-Jones), a brilliant chef in a restaurant by nature, is a complete workaholic because her life has become very rigid and there is no spark. She was very confident in her craft, and she often insisted on her opinions, and her boss had to force her to see a psychologist. Kate's sister died in a car accident, leaving her young daughter Zu to be cared for by Kate. After his mother left, Zu became more and more closed. No matter how hard Kate tried, Zu kept his distance from his aunt. At this time, the restaurant invites a new chef, Nick (Alan Eckhart), whose work attitude is completely different from Kate's, which makes Kate unacceptable, but he has the ability to make Zu, who does not like to eat, eat obediently. Kate had to look at Nick differently, and since then they have dated more and more because of Zu's relationship, and Kate and Nick have a delicate love affair, and even the relationship between Kate and Zu has been greatly improved. But at this time, the two had differences in their work, and their feelings were challenged...
6. "Chef of Burning Love"
Douban score: 6.5
Take stock of the reasons: just pay attention to the way the food is sold.
Synopsis: Michelin-starred chef Adam Jones (Bradley Cooper) ruins his future by wandering his life. Frustrated, however, he was convinced that his talent had not diminished, so he returned to London and made a comeback, recruiting a group of young chefs to open an unprecedented super restaurant to revive his strength.
7. "Late Night Canteen Movie Version"
Douban score: 7.9
Reason for inventory: The extended version of the episode, the warmth is still there.
Synopsis: Tokyo's neon twinkles at night, and in an inconspicuous corner of the city, a warm late-night cafeteria quietly opens. The charming Tamako Kawashima (Takaoka Hayaki) has a decadent face, and her patron died not long ago, but she has not left a penny inheritance. When Tang Tang is helpless, Xiao Chu (Shisheng Shōmoto), an office worker who does not look amazing, walks into Yuzi's vision, and their relationship quickly closes. Country girl Michiru Kuriyama (Played by Michiru Dobe) comes to Tokyo alone, and when she is desperate, she eats a bully meal at her boss (Kaoru Kobayashi), and afterwards takes the initiative to ask for a part-time job to pay back, so the girl finds a temporary shelter. The 311 earthquake brought Fukushima victim Kenzo Oishi (Michitaka Tsutsui) to meet Akimi Sugita (Yakiko Kikuchi), a volunteer from Tokyo. Oishi pursued the latter fanatically, even following him to Tokyo. The little stories of ordinary people, alternately staged in the late-night canteen...
8. "Bread of Happiness"
Douban score: 7.6
Take stock of the reasons: bland, wonderful.
Synopsis: Tired of the metropolis's busy and mechanized boring life, the fantasistic Riki (Tomoyo Harada) and her gentle and considerate husband flee Tokyo and settle on a hill adjacent to a lake in Tsukiura, Hokkaido. Mr. and Mrs. Mizumi run a bakery and coffee shop called Máni, where they divide their work to make delicious food and feast on people who stop by. That year, the sad Kaori Saito (Mori カンナ) and the young Yamashita (Yuta Hiraoka), who has always been trapped in Hokkaido, meet, and pure feelings quietly arise; the silent little girl Unjiu (Yagi Yuki) and her father (Hikari Ken) find comfort in Máni with the thought of their mother; the terminally ill old woman and husband visit here and savor the last moments of their lives. Cold and summer, love gathers and clutches, the river of life flows slowly with the aroma of coffee and bread...
9. "Dandelion"
Douban score: 8.4
Reason for inventory: The variety of food.
Synopsis: Single mother Dandelion (Nobuko Miyamoto) runs a ramen restaurant called "Lai Lai Xuan" on her own after her husband's death, but her craftsmanship is so poor that there are few diners and the small shop is struggling. Long-distance freight drivers Kuroro (Tsutomu Yamazaki) and Gun (Ken Watanabe) come to Lai-hsien on a rainy night, and Kuroo bluntly points out the problems with ramen. The eager dandelion asked Hei Lang to take her as an apprentice and improve her cooking skills. Out of sympathy for the situation of his mother and son, Kuro trained dandelions in a demonic way and took her to a nearby ramen restaurant to learn from the experience of his peers. In this process, there are constantly famous teachers and enthusiastic friends in the industry to help Dandelion develop delicious ramen noodles that attract thousands of diners...
10. The Feast of Babette
Reason for taking stock: The pure French meal is dazzling.
Synopsis: A small isolated village in northern Denmark in the 1870s. A pair of Lutheran sisters, Hua Martina (Birgit Federspier) and Filipa (Bodil Gill), live in seclusion on weekdays, and under the guidance of their father, who is a priest, sacrifices love and devotes herself to religious causes. The well-meaning sisters take in a woman from Paris, Babette (Stephanie Odean). The mysterious Babette turned out to be a celebrity chef in a French restaurant. In order to repay the well-meaning sisters, Babette decided to cook himself on the death anniversary of the two sisters' fathers and serve the villagers an authentic and sumptuous French meal.