is the winner in last competition and he is proud of him. Cast The Yue family Felix Lok as Yue Fai-wong (魚輝煌), Chi-hiu, Chi-ying and Chi-po's deceased father and founder of the Emperor Food Corporation. On time during a traffic accident, Fai-wong ran over and killed Sze-lung's father and commended Chi-hiu to send a check with a large some of money to Sze-lung's mother, Hong Nai-hing, to compensate to their family to not prosecute him, and gifts Chi-hiu the January Otaki Japanese Restaurant, a subsidiary restaurant of Emperor Corporation. Angelina Lo as Lang Yung-yung (冷雍容), the chairperson of Emperor Food Corporation whom is Fai-wong's first wife and mother of Chi-po. She highly despises Ying-yuet, Chiu-hiu and Chi-ying, often challenging them with dirty tricks. She initially acts tyrannical towards her personal nurse, Sze-lung, but they eventually settle their differences and when she develops cancers, she entrusts Sze-lung to take care of her intellectually disabled son, Chi-po. Yung-yung eventually dies from organ failure in episode 15. Lisa Lui as Kong Ying-yuet (江映月), Chi-hiu's mother and Chi-ying's stepmother whom highly cherishes her family. Despite her weak character, she would show off her persistent side in order to protect her family. Michael Tse as Yue Chi-hiu (魚至囂), Fai-wong and Ying-yuet's eldest son whom is a master chef and owner of the January Otaki Japanese Restaurant. Due to his family environment, Chi-hiu is confident, arrogant, has a high sense of responsibility and is highly self-critical and rather egoistic. He is Yung-yung's nemesis and is often challenged by her. One time during a confrontation with Yung-yung, Chi-hiu meets Sze-lung and they fall in love. When Sze-lung was told falsely by Yung-yung that Chi-hiu was the murderer of his father, Chi-hiu was betrayed by Sze-lung in two competitions where he injures his hand and loses his restaurant. Feeling bitter, Chi-hiu schemes with Sze-lung and unscrupulously claims the position as CEO of Emperor Food Corporation. Chi-hiu also feels bitter of his brother Chi-ying when the latter was able to improve his sushi-making skills when Chi-hiu was recovering from his hand injury and forces Chi-ying into a competition with him where he strikes a heavy blow to Chi-ying's self-esteem. Julian Cheung as Yue Chi-ying (魚至嬴), a junior chef who works at his older brother's restaurant as his apprentice. Having a completely opposite personality as his brother, Chi-ying is optimistic, enthusiastic, easygoing and playful. Since Chi-ying is always curious of