For a long time, I like this kind of film that combines food and love. Because while the plot develops, you can also enjoy a variety of food dishes. In fact, this film is very similar to the cartoon "Ratatouille" of the same period in terms of story and creativity, except that the little mouse is replaced by a little girl, but this does not affect the film's attraction to audiences like me. After all, people take food as their heaven, and this kind of theme is still very popular with the public.
However, having said that, if it weren't for the excellent performance of that little girl, the whole film would be quite boring. The little sister's frowns, smiles and frowns completely overshadowed the limelight of all the adult actors, and the future is boundless. As for the dishes in the film, I didn't find anything new. The types of Western food are really far worse than Chinese food.
If you compare life to a menu, the dishes on it are up to you.
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