By been a pro-chef myself, with 40+ years experience worldwide, in my opinion, "Chef" is the only one that really captures the intensity of any chef life. All the drama, personal choices, and compromise are there. The attention on the details is stunning...they even give the actor burnt marks on the forearms, which is a "trademark" for anyone that cooks for a living ad has to deal with hot ovens every day. All the others are nice, but too "Hollywood" for me.
Chef is a good movie, but I think your description fits more to the movie "Burnt" instead. Burnt is amazing, and it captures a lot of what you mentioned in the movie.
@@encoderr5066 "Burnt" is not bad, but too over-emphasized for my taste...and at times it's borderline fake; like when they pretend to be able to spot Michelin-star inspectors by the way they place an order, or drop a fork on the floor..c'mon..for real? Sure, there are drugs and dramas queens in our world, but not like that. "Chef" on the other hand, capture perfectly how a chef has to compromise between his "vision" of good food and the "sale" aspect of the restaurant business. We (chefs) all had to come to a term with that because at least once during our career we heard the Dustin Hoffmann line: -"It's your kitchen, but it's MY restaurant". But hey brother, to each his own taste. TK.
Fun story about this is, the real life chef that inspired Jon Favreau to produce this movie, Roy Choi, catered for the Avengers cast while they were filming, even before the movie Chef was planned. That's how the whole idea came together, taking a little from Roy's story. He also trained Jon in cooking and was a consultant for the recipes and methods used, that's why this movie is so spot-on, there's an actual chef supervising it.
What a shame that only American movies were included, there are many many better movies out there! Some mentioned in the comments are Soul Kitchen, Eat drink man woman, some others: Kamome Diner, Tampopo, Io sono l'amore, The Lunchbox... Cinema doesn't stop at Hollywood ;)
yeah, the movies you mentioned are awesome. Asia has some amazing movies about food. The opening sequences of Eat Drink Man Woman is mouthwatering... I'd like to add Estomago to your list, a delightful movie about food and...other things. from Brazil.
„Chef“ & „The hundred foot journey“ - must watch for everyone who loves food or/and cooking!!! „Chef“ is actually one of my favourit movies of all time 😍
😂😂😂😂😂😂😁😁😁😁😁thanks sldo yooooo i ecxpected ratatouille to be first i o man i was iven gona put a coment ssying yoo if ratatouille is first ima laugh 😁🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@ahmedramadan9062 that’s because we are in the US😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎 Sure there are others around the world that are amazing films, but they won’t be recognize.
@@franciscolara438 Yeah.I understand you well..I'm not some fun of Chinese movie or something but I was impressed with the last scene when Chinese and Japense chef coocked chiken in the same way but the CHinese chiken won because of his sauce was better.And teh Japanese Chef just taste the sauce and left the competition...I guess one of them was Chinese and the other one aJapanese Chef in the movie....But I agree with you..American movies are best..The American industry spend a lot of money to make the best movie....And that's why American movies ar ehe best in the world....
It's even better than they make it out to be in that trailer! Also, the line after that last scene in the preview is probably one of the funniest I have heard...
Here is my List - A Touch of Spice(2003), Eat Drink Man Woman(1994), Eat Pray Love(2010), Forks over Knife(2011), Le Chef(2012), No Reservations(2007), Off the Menu(2018), Tampopo(1985), The Lunchbox(2013), The Trip to Italy(2014), Todays Special(2009), Waitress(2007), Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory(1971), Cook Up a Storm(2017), Haute Cuisine(2012), Jadoo King of Curry(2013), Little Forest(2018). My Favorite are Eat Drink Man Woman(1994), Le Chef(2012), No Reservations(2007), The Lunchbox(2013), Today's Special(2009), Cook Up a Storm(2017) and Little Forest(2018).
@HAPPY VIBES ONLY Little forest is must watch, it is the only movie in my list which one can see showing the complete procedure and recipe being cooked and then try it them self.
It's been a while but "The Woman on Top" with Penelope Cruz playing a Brazilian chef always makes me want to dance and cook and drink caipirinhas at the same time. :-)
1. "Politiki kouzina" by Tasos Boulmetis, international title "A Touch of Spice". 2. "Babette's feast" by Gabriel Axel. 3. "Les Saveurs du Palais" by Christian Vincent. 4."Soul Kitchen" by Fatih Akin. For real foodies.
Little Forest: Winter and Spring (JP) Little Forest: Summer and Autumn (JP) Little Forest (KR) Kamome Diner (JP) The Chef of South Polar (JP) Eat Drink Man Woman Babette’s Feast Midnight Diner Midnight Diner 2
'No Reservations' is based off the German film 'Mostly Martha'! They are both good, but in my personal opinion the original German film is better and should be there instead!
Beautiful video. One of the best compilations I've seen in a long time. I watched the whole video without batting an eye, even with my goldfish attention span
I agree with this list though Hundred Foot Journey I never heard of. Look up Diner Rush, my personal favorite. Italian mobsters with a trendy New York restsuraunt run by his son who doesn't see eye to eye with his Godfather daddy. I'd also suggest Eat Drink Man Woman. A Chinese flick, in Mandarin, about one of the country's best chef and his 3 daughters, and their love life stories shared over the family meal. Hilarious with some great b roll footage of some classic techniques and dishes with not a lot of culture shock, it feels very familiar.
I can't watch any of these now, It will make me want to eat every single dish, and I will either make it, order it for take out or delivery but I know some how I will definitely eat all of them. So no, thanks but no thanks. 🤣
No Reservations is just the remake of a german film, "Bella Martha". All the american film did was change the actors, that's it. I could've forgiven it if they at least put some creative new spin on it, but even the trailer is copied. Tbh I liked the german version a lot better, even if it is older.
How can you seriously make a list of top films related to food or cooking and not include "Babette's Feast" and "eat drink man woman"? Sorry, but no. No offence to any of these.
I'm sorry, I have nothing against Chef, I think it's a fantastic movie, a great movie, but for me Ratatouille was, is, and most likely will forever be number one .
Ratatouille will be forever a legendary movie...
Agree
Yup
EVEN IT'S A ANIMATION MOVIE
The word's anyone can cook
Yeahhh
By been a pro-chef myself, with 40+ years experience worldwide, in my opinion, "Chef" is the only one that really captures the intensity of any chef life. All the drama, personal choices, and compromise are there. The attention on the details is stunning...they even give the actor burnt marks on the forearms, which is a "trademark" for anyone that cooks for a living ad has to deal with hot ovens every day. All the others are nice, but too "Hollywood" for me.
ZAGOR64 you said it!!
@@youridegrauw1516 👍
Chef is pure Food Pr0n. But its so well edited and acted that the music and visuals tell as much story as the actors themselves.
Chef is a good movie, but I think your description fits more to the movie "Burnt" instead. Burnt is amazing, and it captures a lot of what you mentioned in the movie.
@@encoderr5066 "Burnt" is not bad, but too over-emphasized for my taste...and at times it's borderline fake; like when they pretend to be able to spot Michelin-star inspectors by the way they place an order, or drop a fork on the floor..c'mon..for real? Sure, there are drugs and dramas queens in our world, but not like that. "Chef" on the other hand, capture perfectly how a chef has to compromise between his "vision" of good food and the "sale" aspect of the restaurant business. We (chefs) all had to come to a term with that because at least once during our career we heard the Dustin Hoffmann line: -"It's your kitchen, but it's MY restaurant". But hey brother, to each his own taste. TK.
so "chef" is basicaly about tony stark let happy chase the dream with black widow as happy's bodyguard..
Fun story about this is, the real life chef that inspired Jon Favreau to produce this movie, Roy Choi, catered for the Avengers cast while they were filming, even before the movie Chef was planned. That's how the whole idea came together, taking a little from Roy's story. He also trained Jon in cooking and was a consultant for the recipes and methods used, that's why this movie is so spot-on, there's an actual chef supervising it.
Chef is basically what Happy was doing during the five year interim in Endgame when Tony "retired".
And zemo is some sort of counsellor for the main character in Burnt
What a shame that only American movies were included, there are many many better movies out there! Some mentioned in the comments are Soul Kitchen, Eat drink man woman, some others: Kamome Diner, Tampopo, Io sono l'amore, The Lunchbox... Cinema doesn't stop at Hollywood ;)
about to say the same... would only save from that list Ratatouille xD
The 100 Foot Journey
East side Sushi and Ustad Hotel !
yeah, the movies you mentioned are awesome. Asia has some amazing movies about food. The opening sequences of Eat Drink Man Woman is mouthwatering...
I'd like to add Estomago to your list, a delightful movie about food and...other things. from Brazil.
Amen!
„Chef“ & „The hundred foot journey“ - must watch for everyone who loves food or/and cooking!!! „Chef“ is actually one of my favourit movies of all time 😍
0:02 Burnt
1:49 Julie and Julia
4:17 The hundred foot journey
6:15 No reservation
8:40 Ratatouille
10:19 Chef
😂😂😂😂😂😂😁😁😁😁😁thanks sldo yooooo i ecxpected ratatouille to be first i o man i was iven gona put a coment ssying yoo if ratatouille is first ima laugh 😁🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Everyone that’s not a real chef or can actually cook. Will most like choose burnt🤣🤣🤣🤣.
I will write this carefully😬 I believe Chef to be number one
@@franciscolara438 Chef,Burnt and hundred foot fourney are my favorite but I can't understand why the kung fu chefs is not on the list
@@ahmedramadan9062 that’s because we are in the US😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
Sure there are others around the world that are amazing films, but they won’t be recognize.
@@franciscolara438 Yeah.I understand you well..I'm not some fun of Chinese movie or something but I was impressed with the last scene when Chinese and Japense chef coocked chiken in the same way but the CHinese chiken won because of his sauce was better.And teh Japanese Chef just taste the sauce and left the competition...I guess one of them was Chinese and the other one aJapanese Chef in the movie....But I agree with you..American movies are best..The American industry spend a lot of money to make the best movie....And that's why American movies ar ehe best in the world....
“Food is a memory”
“Every bites take you home”
6. Burnt (2015)
5. Julie & Julia (2009)
4. The hundred foot journey
3. No reservation (2007)
2. RatTouille (2007)
1. Chef (2014)
Thanks!!!
No Reservations has to be the most hallmark cooking movie I’ve ever seen in my life
the worst part is that is based on a German movie called Mostly Martha which is 100 times better
Soo true....
Burnt. Julie and Julia. The hundred foot journey. No reservations. Ratatouille. Chef.
Seth Andaya you are a saint
Chef was such a good movie...
All amazing films. ❤
Yes! Yes! And yes!
مريم معجبت
6. Burnt
5. Julie & Julia
4. The hundred for journey
3. No reservation
2. Ratatouille
1. Chef
bro its hundred Foot
I am scared to watch any of these shows, mainly cause I'll be forced into a dire cause of food-craves. In this COVID-19 situation.
well actually, i just made that aglio olio pasta on one of those scene in "Chef" movie, quite good result i got haha
Just make your own food. You'll have more fun that way too!
Burnt looks like gordon Ramsey got his own movie
Chef : IronMan, Happy and Black widow? oke imma see that
It's even better than they make it out to be in that trailer! Also, the line after that last scene in the preview is probably one of the funniest I have heard...
To not have 'cook up a storm' on this list is almost criminal
Yaa probably they doesn't watched it yet
dpkakasny brunt and god of cookery are my fav movies
They could've easily made this a top 10 or 12 list. They didn't even mention Jiro Dreams of Sushi.
Cook up a storm is a joke
agree. i like how the story tell about traditional cuisine vs modern cuisine
The hunderd foot journey ..... Waoo I haven't heard this movie name and it's seems amazing to watch .... I definitely going to watch this
It is amazing and beautiful 😍
Here is my List - A Touch of Spice(2003), Eat Drink Man Woman(1994), Eat Pray Love(2010), Forks over Knife(2011), Le Chef(2012), No Reservations(2007), Off the Menu(2018), Tampopo(1985), The Lunchbox(2013), The Trip to Italy(2014), Todays Special(2009), Waitress(2007), Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory(1971), Cook Up a Storm(2017), Haute Cuisine(2012), Jadoo King of Curry(2013), Little Forest(2018). My Favorite are Eat Drink Man Woman(1994), Le Chef(2012), No Reservations(2007), The Lunchbox(2013), Today's Special(2009), Cook Up a Storm(2017) and Little Forest(2018).
@HAPPY VIBES ONLY Ask a adult what is chocolate the answer would be a sweet or dessert ask the same to a kid the answer would be food.
Little forest is must watch
@HAPPY VIBES ONLY Little forest is must watch, it is the only movie in my list which one can see showing the complete procedure and recipe being cooked and then try it them self.
this was on my recommendation when I'd already watch all of em. now im stuck in quarantine and rewatch everything :D
Yes you're right chef is the movie I watched 100 times and still feel not enough. Simply a best movie.
Many great foreign food films. Tampopo, Eat Drink Man Woman, Babette Feast, Jiro's Dreams of Sushi, The God of Cookery, Mostly Martha
6. Burnt (2015)
5. Julie & Julia (2009)
4. The Hundred Foot Journey (2014)
3. No Reservations (2007)
2. Ratatouille (2007)
1. Chef (2014)
Anyone else get happy when they saw Black widow, Tony Stark and Happy
I know this is subjective, but I feel that Ang Lee’s Eat Drink Man Woman should have been mentioned
Yeah..that should have..
thanks. will check it out. trailer looks gooood!
A little effort
1.Chef(2014)
2.Ratatouillle(2007)
3. No reservation (2007)
4.the hundred foot journey(2014)
5.julie & julia (2009)
6.Burnt(2015)
Chef is one of my fav movies. Extremely underrated
It's been a while but "The Woman on Top" with Penelope Cruz playing a Brazilian chef always makes me want to dance and cook and drink caipirinhas at the same time. :-)
1. "Politiki kouzina" by Tasos Boulmetis, international title "A Touch of Spice". 2. "Babette's feast" by Gabriel Axel. 3. "Les Saveurs du Palais" by Christian Vincent. 4."Soul Kitchen" by Fatih Akin. For real foodies.
Great..
Why was I hoping for Gordon Ramsay to pop out in one of those intense scenes screaming: “this fish is raw!”
Get the fuck off you fuckin idiot
😂😂😂
I was going to start a riot if Chef was not in this
Yeah, same here 😁
I was going to comment the same thing thankfully it was number 1.
Haha same!
CHEF GANG RISE UP
I love chef.. So amazing!
All great films, but _Chef_ is wonderful, and with an exhilarating soundtrack.
6- 0:00 burnt
5- 1:50 julie and julia
4- 4:19 the hundred foot journey
3- 6:18 no reservation
2- 8:38 ratatouille
1- 10:22 chef
When you’re binging cooking movies and have literally seen every movie on this list in the last 48 hours☹️☹️☹️ Great list though lol
Little Forest: Winter and Spring (JP)
Little Forest: Summer and Autumn (JP)
Little Forest (KR)
Kamome Diner (JP)
The Chef of South Polar (JP)
Eat Drink Man Woman
Babette’s Feast
Midnight Diner
Midnight Diner 2
I would be mad if I didn't see Chef top of the list😂
thats what ive been waitin hehe until... hahaha
'No Reservations' is based off the German film 'Mostly Martha'! They are both good, but in my personal opinion the original German film is better and should be there instead!
If you want to see a sweet simple movie which ties u with your screen then go for Hundred foot journey. Its hell sweet
100 foot apart was such a great movie, if you love food please watch this I promise you won't be disappointed.
Julie & Julia just stays with you..it is more than cooking yet food is the centre of it all. It is at the top.
A film is missing here on number one spot, its called
"Le Chef"
Does anyone consider The Ramen Girl cooking-based. She learned to be a ramen chef.🍜🍲
tampopo?
Beautiful video. One of the best compilations I've seen in a long time. I watched the whole video without batting an eye, even with my goldfish attention span
Little forest should be included in the list... Such a beautiful seasonal food journey 🥰
Yeah..
Chocolat and Just Desserts should have made the list too! ☺️😋
I was gonna riot if Ratatouille wasn’t included in this list 😆👏🏼 such a good movie
Thanx for sharing .... i've watched CHEF several times, and now i have enlisted these movies on my watch-list too.
Julie and Julia... My absolute favorite
kaay im sold. gonna watch now.
Big Night,hands down the heart and soul of a working kitchen
Little off the topic, but try Hotel Ustaad. :) Chef is the best of all
Seen all of them. Don't know how many times.
What'd you think of burnt even though it has bad reviews? Is it worth the watch?
Me too!! I'm wishing a movie starring the people at BA
@@CptSaveAH03 I love the movie. I don't know about other people. If you haven't seen it, you should watch it.
Which one stood out for you?
This movie inspire me everytime when I get down at kitchen
I believe this is the proper organization:
1. Burnt
2. Chef
3. Ratatouille
4. 100 Foot Journey
5. No Reservations
6. Julie & Julia
I agree with this list though Hundred Foot Journey I never heard of. Look up Diner Rush, my personal favorite. Italian mobsters with a trendy New York restsuraunt run by his son who doesn't see eye to eye with his Godfather daddy. I'd also suggest Eat Drink Man Woman. A Chinese flick, in Mandarin, about one of the country's best chef and his 3 daughters, and their love life stories shared over the family meal. Hilarious with some great b roll footage of some classic techniques and dishes with not a lot of culture shock, it feels very familiar.
I've watched every single one of these movies over 8 times 🙈
chef (2014)
always be no.1 movie
i have been 4 times see that movie
so inspire me
Link of that movie plsss
@@kalai1918
dunia21.me/chef-2014/
hoppely its working
German Movie "Soul Kitchen" is good to.
thanks for introducing. Trailer looks amazing. will check it out
They forgot Babette's Feast.
I can't watch any of these now, It will make me want to eat every single dish, and I will either make it, order it for take out or delivery but I know some how I will definitely eat all of them. So no, thanks but no thanks. 🤣
IM GONNA WATCH CHEF JUST FOR THE CORNSTARCH SCENE OMG BEST LINE EVER
No Reservations is just the remake of a german film, "Bella Martha". All the american film did was change the actors, that's it. I could've forgiven it if they at least put some creative new spin on it, but even the trailer is copied. Tbh I liked the german version a lot better, even if it is older.
Tampopo, Cooking up a Storm, Eat Drink Man Woman, Chef and Ratatouille
I hv watched em all. Please give me more
I totally agree with your list bro but numbers make it bit confusing brunt should be the one(1)
You will always see 1 person sharing negative comments.
Chockalat, little Forrest (both korean and japanese) and though not a movie hannibal
number 1: silence of the lambs
Yeah that lamb sauce looked delicious
I can totally vouch for each movie, they are all great .... but kinda hoped to find new ones through the video :))
I didn't realize that i had watched 4 movies of this list 😂
GOD OF COOKERY
Chef is one of my favorites. It is about food, unlike many others.
Yeah..mine too..
Forgot one of the BEST: Babette's Feast. The cooking scenes in there should make it #1 anywhere.
I still remember the turtle soup she made everytime I see a turtle.
Did they really not include cook up in a storm🙄
What about "Eat drink man woman", "Big Night", "Like water for chocolate"?
Will be on the next list..
"don't thank me until u see it"
😂😂😂😂
No way! Both Big Night and Dinner Rush make the top 5!
You can ad The Last recipe from 2017, nice movie.
I really need to get around to watching Chef. Only one other than Burnt I haven't seen on this lsit
You definitely should, it's such a heartfelt feel-good movie! And it will make you HUNGRY!!
The hundred foot journey is my fav.
East side Sushi , Ustad Hotel
Basically a list of some of my top favourite movies.
I love those movies !! Thank you !!
Le Chef is my fav too
and the turk serial "Deliha"
I’m watching #6 and lol all the action and intensity for cooking hahaha is this Hell’s Kitchen?
Tortilla Soup should have been #1 and it's not even on the list... also Ratatouille is nothing but a cartoon
hey man should i watch julie and julia? 🤔 how great is it?
@@rabiasultana5316 It's amazing!!
This doesn't do justice to food movies - Babette's Feast, Eat Drink Man Woman, Big Night, Waitress, Haute Cuisine arghhhhhhhh..........😞
How can you seriously make a list of top films related to food or cooking and not include "Babette's Feast" and "eat drink man woman"?
Sorry, but no. No offence to any of these.
I love cooking and I am just 16 years old
Keep it up, yo
Real kitchen world never easy
All these movies are making me hungry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love that these are shared during this time. ❤️❤️❤️
Why Spanglish is not in the list?
I am sure the people who watched this were just clicking random videos because of COViD-19
7:07 girl was preparing!
😀😀
Forgot two classics....”Tortilla Soup” and “Eat, Drink, Man, Woman”.
I'm sorry, I have nothing against Chef, I think it's a fantastic movie, a great movie, but for me Ratatouille was, is, and most likely will forever be number one .
Great content man🙌🙌🙌
Watched them all. . . Ratatouille is the most inspiring !!
So there was an actual rat who could cook
Julie and Julia is one of most favorite movies ever!!
😃😃
My mum will be very happy 'Chef' is the #1 film lol. ( It's her favourite film haha)
Yeah,,its the best...
Gonna check out the movies listed in this comment section! thanks guys!
Check out...all are great...
I would add "Como agua para chocolate"