Julie & Julia (2009) — A personal favourite. Two tales of people finding joy in cooking. Head to the local bookstore, you can find the French cookbook 
No Reservations (2007) — Do food usually taste as good on set apart from it looking remarkably mouth-watering on screen? Just a thought. On the other hand, this film revolves around Watch trailer.
Le Grand Chef (2007) — It’s interesting how food movies like this help play a part in introducing and promoting food cuisines to the viewers. In this case, Korean food. The film tells the story of two chefs competing for the title of heir to the last Royal Chef of the Joseon Dynasty. Watch trailer.
God of Cookery (1996) — A comedy classic with over-the-top antics by Stephen Chow. I like to believe that this was the Cantonese film that paved the way for future food-themed movies in Hong Kong such as Kungfu Chefs and Wasabi Mon Amour 和味濃情. Watch trailer.
Ratatouille (2007) — This is an animated movie about a rat who can most likely cook better French cuisine than you or me. A movie fit for the family. I have to admit I have attempted to cook an omelette or pasta after watching it. Brilliant. Watch trailer.
On top of my head, this pretty much concludes the list of my favourite food movies. On a related note, what is your best dish that always has your family/friends craving for more?
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Korean instant noodles with egg AND CHEESEEEEEEE! and maybe whole lot bunch of stuff like tofu and mushrooms. YUMS.
hello hello hinching! hope u’re doing great and eating a lot of good food!
watched julie&julia (loved it! esp love how it’s abt an ordinary person who turned famous through something as simple as a blog!), and ratatouille is toooo good. Remy beats Mickey at being the cutest mouse anytime!
Thanks for recommending the rest, will look them up sometime in the future!
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