This time it is three brushes, because I like the small restaurants, food, and even the soundtrack and interlude. Even halfway through, I couldn't help but go to the kitchen to unpack some snacks and dance a few steps to the soundtrack ChaChaCha...
But in fact, food is only the background of the story in the whole play, and the little girl is the real main line of the story.
The female head chef is exquisite, and she has achieved the seat of the head chef through her own hard work. Rigorous, informal, striving for perfection, workaholic, and not accepting questions and challenges from anyone, including clients, are her life labels. The male protagonist is the exact opposite. Born in a non-cooking class, casual, romantic, playing cards unconventionally, and sometimes running a train with a mouth full of: the secret recipe my grandmother told me before she died, what the Romans ate at dances, "tiramisu" means God's Favorite... In general, the male protagonist is completely different from the female protagonist except that the cooking skills are similar to the female protagonist. But the male protagonist is sincere and very understanding. However, the heroine is prejudiced against him. Because he was brought over by the proprietress carrying the hostess during the holiday. With different acting styles and opposing positions, the relationship between male and female masters is full of gunpowder from the very beginning. Of course, the story needs some "opportunities" here. This "opportunity" is the daughter of the heroine's late sister. (Is it a niece? I have never figured out the relationship other than the immediate family...) The male protagonist successfully induced the female protagonist's niece to eat noodles with his good skills, and the niece of the female protagonist who had not eaten well due to the loss of his mother. Erxiang ~ The heroine said "thank you" to the hero for the first time. As a result, the relationship between the two revolved around their niece. In the end, they overcame difficulties and fell in love. They opened a small restaurant with the names of the three together, and they were all happy. Although the plot is old-fashioned, it is warm, romantic and full of love. Don't we deserve and deserve this kind of life? Work hard, struggle, and persevere until fate arrives, that person suddenly appears, and then walk through the "old-fashioned" warm life of marriage, childbirth, and white hair together...
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