In fact, the story of the movie is very simple: the chef left, went south, "selling art" on the street, and returned triumphantly. In the whole process, I also straightened out the love with my son. Xiao Mengtong helps the chef return physically and mentally, and also helps the movie to add a warm family clue to the food journey, giving the story a three-dimensional dimension. If you say how high-quality the movie itself is, it’s not enough, but this "Iron Man" director-directed and self-acted skit is sufficiently meticulous. It is just a series of gourmet foods directed and cooked by professional gourmet chefs. It's worth the fare. Moreover, there is no deliberate sublimation in the film, and there is no wordy preaching, which is more refreshing than "China on the Tongue 2". (by)
The story told by the film is very puzzling, because the plot is too plain and lacks the tense atmosphere that a film and television drama should have. Since the drama was staged in ancient Greece, contradictions and conflicts have always been the driving force for the development of the drama's plot. But in "Chef Lost", except for the a little nervousness when commenting on the food cooked by the chef, the rest of the film is as plain as water. Of course, if you want to watch a different film for a different taste, this film is still a good choice, because the characters in the film are all kind and friendly. With such a group of people, you will feel relaxed and happy. (by)
