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Kit (Kenny Bee) was a master chef who once raked in many accolades as being the finest Cuisine of China|Chinese cook. An elite cooking competition had placed him enviably in front of many aspiring colleagues and he seemed to have the world at his feet. However, it was during the competition which placed him in a dilemma of conflicting interests of the heart- his own craft or the woman which he loves. His obsession (and stubborn attitude) with his work confirmed that he did not appear to hold his girlfriend in the special regard she would have love to possess and she decided to dump him after he failed to be by her side in a moment where she needs him the most. Realising then that career success can only best be shared with a beloved other and also that he loves her very much, he regretted bitterly and in his solitude, turned to alcohol for comfort from the traumatic separation. His career diminished and he was quickly forgotten. To further compound problems, his sense of taste appeared to have left him due to his constant drunken stupor and he became morose and unsociable. Elsewhere, a popular Chinese restaurant in Hong Kong owned by Au (Law Kar-Ying) was approached by an organisation 'Super Group' who wishes to merge all major Chinese restaurants into a powerful group and to eliminate all opposition in Asia. Au protests and the Super Group supremo throws down a challenge to cook the legendary 'Qing Han Imperial Feast' whereupon the if Au loses the competition, his joint would be absorbed into the Super Group indefinitely. Au then enlists the assistance of former triad member rookie chef Sun (Leslie Cheung) who aspires to be a top chef and had worked at Au's restaurant wishing to shed his criminal past together with his daughter Wai (Anita Yuen). They then realised the futility of their initial efforts as the Feast could only be accomplished by a master chef and their limited cooking skills would be of no use if they were to save their establishment. It would then be unquestionably up to Sun and Wai to travel to China to seek the once-famous Kit and to engage his valuable services in order to salvage the integrity of their restaurant.
category:1995 films Category:Hong Kong films fr:Le Festin chinois This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "The Chinese Feast".
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